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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-04
BROTHER OF DIR. KLEMA
DIES IN BATTLE LINE

The star which shone in the service
flag Of DR.. j. w: Kle1Ba in the Iser-
mann building, has been. changed from
blue to gold, as word has been received
that First Sergeant Fred Klema, young
est brother Of the Ken osha doctor, has
fallen while fighting w it'll the American
forces in France. Sen 'geant Klema was
among the Americans who fell in the
battle with the Germ ans on March IS.
No details of the death of Sergeant
Klema have been received, but it is
known that he was One of the American
soldiers selected to stand shoulder to
shoulder with tihe French and the
British in meeting the great western
offensive of tho Germans.
He was son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Klema who reside on the Milwau-
kee Road in the town of Caledonia and
he was one of the first of the young
men from this section of Wisconsin to
offer himself fflr services in the army,
He was just p little over twenty-One
years of age and he enlisted in the
army June 2, 1917. He was a member
of one of the first parties of American
troops to be detailed to overseas
service. He was a member of the
Marine Colgps at the time of his en-
listment, T,ut in his desire to get to the
actual ba tile front as soon as possible
he was Transferred to one of the com
panies OF. engineers.
Tt is believed that the body VIII
be buried in France. Sergeant Klema
is survived by two sisters and five
brothers.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-04

The Retailers Association has re-
ceived recently six applications from
grocers and their employees to "turn
farmer and help the farmers of Ke-
nosha county in raising a bumper crop
this year With the beginning of the
spring blowing the "recruits expect
to be called into service soon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-04

The model chicken coop on Market
Square was under fire on Sunday. A
careless motor car driver ran his car
into it and smashed one corner of the
chicken yard. = The damage was re-
paired today and the bill will be sent
to the driver of the automobile.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-04
Butero Exonerates Suspect.

Immediately following the shooting,
Officer Ohmstead, who was off duty
and was returning to his home, heard
the shots and hurried to the scene Of
the shooting. About fifty yards from
the Butero home, he found Romeo
Morrito, who lived in the same house
with Butero, running on JENNIE street.
He immediately placed him under ar
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-04

The Prange sewer men are on the
job ready totstart work on the compile
tion of the west side sewes 1t is de-
elared that the work viii be rushed to
completion.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-04
Take Handcar and Escape.

Early Sunday morning Captain Cyzak
and two officers made search of more
than thirty houses in the Italian dis
trict for the hiding places of the man
whose name had been whispered by in
jured Butero and for men who were
known to have been his companions on
Saturday night. None of them was
able to be found and later Sunday
morning it was discovered that several
men had stolen hand-car from the
K. D. division and had gone as far as
Balm station. It is believed that these
men were assailants Of Butero and
search call has gone to the police Of
neighboring cities.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-04

Brick ice cream at American andy
Kitchen. advtf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-04
Several Under Suspicion.

When the police arrived on the scene
of the traged7 the assailants, however
many they were, had made their get
away. Inquiry showed that Butero had
been drinking at west side saloon and
left about eleven O'Clock to go home.
Earlier in the night report reached
the police that girls had been fright
ened by four italians who were walk
ing back and forth on Garden street
between Fremont avenue and the
North Western tracks. Later it was
learned that an italian well known in
police circles, entered the saloon where
Butero was drinking, became confden-
tial with him and learned when he ex-
pected to 60 home. This man is be-
lieved to have been. one Of the assail-
ants of Butero, which belief is strength
ened by the fact that he has not been
able to be found since the shooting.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-04
Jurioni Arrested for Murder.

About eleven clock this morning
Chief of Police Owen O'Hare arrested
Carmino Surioni, for whom the police
had been searching since the shooting
Saturday night and who had been men
toned by Butero as his assailant.
Surioni was taken to the hospital where
he was identified - Butero as the man
who shot him on Saturday evening He
was Immediately returned to the police
office where he was booked for murder
and sent to the county JAIL Srioni
was not talkative and made no at
tempt to explain to officials He was
found by Chief O'Hare on the streets
this morning after an Intellectual search
Saturday night and all day Sunday.
Other arrests are expected to follow
of men who were known to be with
Surioni on Saturday night.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-04

In his first rallying period vat the
hospital, Butero, weakened as he was,
whispered the name of the man whom
he believes was his assailant and whose
arrest was made today. He add
ed something about that they were
laying for him. and then lapsed
back into unconsciousness. In later
periods Of semi-consciousness his only
answer to queries by authorities as to
the tragedy was to repeat the name of
the assailant and to declare that two
men stepped from behind the trees in
the vicinity Of his home and shot at
him five times. He was entirely silent
when any efforts were made to discover
the cause of the chad blood" which
existed between the Italians.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-18
s8ie fanft man Slide?

alfan faufe mir Slide, oeren An=
gen nod bel iino. 8as 5leiih eincs
friiden Slides lit felt; Die aielnel1
friid) rot. 8eionoers a6te man alif
oas sSleiif am Hidgrat. SIT oieies
feIt, 10 lit Der Slid gut.
3n 9allle angefonlmell nebme man
ben Slid iofort aus Der BapierbiiIle
uno lege ibn iofort allf gis. Ser @e-
idnlaf oes, Slides lit piel feiner aIs
Der bon 6leiid; ipesmegeii er nun
nit beionperer Sorgfalt bebanoelt
tperoen rnllB.
9at man gefrorenen Slid gefaiift,
10 ioa oieler anf Dem gis, lliht inr
Baiier allftauen. Slid lit fdnladbaf-
ter uno beiier, ipenn er itatt in Set
IN Del gebraten miro.
Biele 5ausfranen gebranhen gum
ginbiiaen Der Slide 4ornnebl itntt
Wei5enmeM Oieles miro beitn Bro
ten frllliperiger nitb 1lidt git ouflfel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-18

Sheriff 9beooor Gonlbeit uno
gountp slnipalt Sobn Martin BON
Gottle Gonntp muroen allf einern 3l-
&c Der 5eTas & Yacific gabn auf Der
Station Big Spriligs perbaftet unn
nah el Eio transportiert. Die Bel
ben batten einen gepiiien ". q.
Glarf in gl Yaio iii Saft genonlmen
uno neriiidten, ben Mann nab Gottis
Gonntp 81 brineen, mo er Dor pier
5ebn Sabrcn einen Sotld)lag began.
gen baben ioa. Glarf lit Der Saupt=
5elge fsir oen Staat in Dem auaen-
blidlid in 81 Yalo gegen Syelir 81.
sSSones perbanoelteil Yro3elie, Der a,t-
geflagt lit, ben ld)per reihenyie6siid,-
ter 5bomas Spons BON Siluer Gitp,
.Feu Wferico, am IL. Wfai 1917 in
81 8aio getotet 81 baben. Die beioeu
perbafteten 8eantell ipelhe nebit ib-
rem slrreitanten BON bcm Sheriff
Don Wfiolano eountp uno feds geras
Hangers bon Dem giienbabllSuge ber-
ntltergebolt muroer, limo bon .ocn
geboroen in 81 Taio, ua6oeln oer
bon ibnen oerbaftete ipihtige 3eltse
III Sid)erbeit gebraht mar, aegen cine
nonlinelle giirgidlaft in 5reibeit gs-
iest
- @ollnernelir Sobbp bot i'm DC
nat SsSanllar alif Gmpfeblung Der Be
gnaoignngsbeboroe 56 StrafIinge be-
gnaoiat.
Siinf Nierifaner, pel6e erlt
fiir5lid IN Sort slrtbnr angelangt
Iparen mo BORT Yanpblete Der vSn-
onitrial @orfers Of tbe 8orlo" oer-
teiItett, iino BON 8llnoesbeanlten per-
baftet Doroen aub in Sort gfeGes
Dmroe Elm .Wann aus oemielben
8runoe berbaftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-18

Srmppen in Selitngfprs poer GrDn=
itaot lanocn sn laiien.
Die oentIden Giuilfumniiiare in
Eetersbmrg, uelf]e NIT riiliihen
apmmiiiiDnen iiber bic nDtigen sln-
pronmngen fir bic 9lnsfiibrmng Der
Syriebensbeitinlmnasen beraten foll-
ten, iinb, ME aus Amiterbam semcl-
set iuirb, mad 9eutidIano sariifse-
febrt, oa es nidJt gum Jrieoen sefom=
men lit.
Sine 9epeide ans Amiterbam be-
banptrt, in ginflanb miiroen piele
0entiAe perbnftet, nm iie als Ueiiel
III balten. eSn 9orpnt babe man 300
9entide nnb 9eutldfrennbe feftgc-
nommem mno nad) SrOnitabt seididt.
0as geben nler 9entiden in 3me-
lamb lei in grofer 8ffabr.
Sm 8al6ington lit iaan Der Mn-
iid)t, baf 9emtldlanb OnrdJ Srokfp's $
Gntidlnf, ben aries fir beenoet 5ir
erflaren, aber feinen 1rieben absm-
ldliefen, in cine Iebr mmansenebme
Gage periebt lit.
Gemtide 3eitnngen fortidrittlider
nn6 iosialiitiider Gidtnns lpredjen
iid iebr ernit iiber ben Jrieben mif
Der ltfraime uno Die bnbnrd berDprse-
rnfcnc gmfresnns in HoleH aus.
Der rniiid)e @eianbte in ber
Shmeis, Splsmann, erfldrt ben Jrie-
ben nit Der lIfrainc fir iuertlps, oa
Die nfrainiidle 9faba nidt oas Tplf
Der ltfraine reprGientiere.
Hnklnnb ioa NIT ben glaiiertem ge=
brpden nnb iG,mmtlide 9lbmadnn-
gen miberrnfen bn6en.
Cine 9epelde nns Eetersbnrs, Die
natiirlid aits @oli6elpifi anellcn
| Itamint, melbet, bic 1lfrainier batten,
nadbem lie Sie Note 0arbe, alio Die
Srnppen Der 8olideiuifi, geidlasen
! bGtten, 1900 slrbeiter ermorbet.
ltfrnimiid)e srnppen Der golideiuifi
ieiem cntidlpiien, cbenio erbarmnngs-
los sesen bic S0lolinge Der afraini-
iden 8onrgeoiiie su ban6elm.
| sSn Eetersbnrg luaren Dor adt ga
gen StrafenfGmpfe i'm 0ange. Cine
9epeIde ppm IL. Ssebrnar melbet,
baf iuabrenb Der gan5en gsa6t ani
ben Straken sefGmpft iumroe, bak nm
sefGbr bnnbert Eerionen setOtet mno
,SmuelierlGben nmb 0einfeaer ge-
pliinoert pnrben. Die 9epelde mel.
BET and, es befanoen iid 10000
bemtidDe nnb 6itereridiid)e ariegsge-
fangcne, Die in 1reibeit seiekt ieien,
| in Der Gtabt. 9ieielben ieien obbad-
los mno itan6en in 0efabr sm per-
bnnsern. Cine SepeIde pum z. Sc
brnar ipridt ebenfalls Don aampfeu
nnb Eliinbernnsen nno er5ablt cine
0elfidjte pon feds ganbiten, Die ben
aailicrer Der 3eitnns sy'ewa" iiber.
faaen nno geIduiien batten, ais
er ppn Der Yoit fam nnb 10000 Sn'
bel bel iid) batte. Sic iudten baum in
cinem 9lntp 81 entfommen, aber Srei
bon linen nnb ibr Gbanffenr wurben
get0tet.
Cine 9cpeidle ans Berlin melbet,
oaf bente Wittag Der @afienitiaitanS
NIT ben Mniien abgelanfen lei. Gine
offisielle Wfitteilnna Der oentidcn Hc-
siernns iagt, bic Eetersbmrser 9ieaic'
RING babe bnrdJ ibr @erbalten Den
@aifenitillitanb sefiinbist. IS lei
oics am 10. ssebrnar seideJem. Die
bentide Hegiernng made ocsbalb
iett, nndD sebn Snsen, befannt, oas
Der @affemitillitamb abgelanfen lei
nnb baE iie iidJ freie 6ano uorbebalte.
Econ Srobfp proteiticrt bagegen,
bak Sentidlano iett uieoer Die
5eiubielisfeiten beginner iuollc es
bate oas iieben Gage porber auae.
fxHoist fuerben miifien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-18

NnsIan6.

sSn Der hineiiiben Staot Mnlop
puroe olrh elm grobeben bieI Shn-
oen angerihtet.
1900 SrpiaJler, Ole noh Sails
co transporter milroen, baben Die
Sanptltaot Werifo paiiiert.
9eorolid) BON eSintene5, in Der
s8egeno BON So gru5 baben Sample
stpifdell Tilliitas itno 8unoesfrllppen
ftattgefllnoen. Die Giaiitas baben
gabnseleiie alfaeriiien uno oen Sec.
febr aebinoert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-18
9eationales GleftrisitGts= =Nonpppl.

Inn all ben 4oblen uno ibren See
benproouften cine gripornis gu er5lc=
len, oeren 8ert iid) nnltlid)en Shat-
5ungen 5ufoIge allf 100, 0,O0O, 900 BfS.
Sterlillg belaufen ioa, bat oas britt
lde Minifterilim fit Sfefonitrnttion
einen Ylan glltgebeiBen, na6 pelben.
nlle sSnon1trien In @roBbritannie,'
nit billiger eleftriider araft neriebell
lperoen ioaen, Die in groBen &raftlta-
tionen, bon oenen I'M gaii5en Sanoe
niht mebr als 16 porbanoen iein fol-
lem er5elgt meroen iea. Der Tlan
lit elmer Der groBnrtiglten, fDelde bis
jeBt ansgearbeitet tpuroen, Inn es
oem 2anoe 5n ernogliden, ii6 bon
sen ofonomiid)en gerlniten oes arie,
aes raid sit erboIen. Seine Gin5elbei-
ten tperoen in einem 8eri6t 0es 9lns=
ihllIIes fir &oblenfonierpation oes
Minilterillms fir Hefonltruftion per=
offentliht.
Die Meltse set aobIeil, lpeiAe III
ieoem Sabr in Dem gereinigtenaonig=
reid 3l,r gr5elgung BON irtolItrieaer
araft perbraltht miro, betrdgt etrn
$4,000, 900 gonnen. gs miro bebaup=
tet, Dab oas nene Yroieft es noglid)
MAIDEN fpiiroe, oenlelben 8etrag bon
araft NIT einem 9(nfnano BON nlr
100000 gennen aoblen per Sa6r
su erselgen, lt1lb Die 55,000,00O
gonren, peIhe babel eripart miireen.
piroen niht tlur cine griparnis i'm
8ergbau, ionoern aab cine rielige Gr-
iparnis i'm TRANSPORT repr1Ientiercll.
Oos aonlite glaubt nidt, oaB oieie
slenoerung Die sSoroerung bon meni-
ger Goble 5ur 5olge baben miro, ior-
bern pielmebr, oaB @roBbritanniel
auf oiele 8eiie ieinen 8etras BON ln-
ouItriellen Nferoefraften IN enorner
@eiie erboben miro. ----'----'
Die @orihl1ge oes aomites bern-
hen anf Der slnnnblne, oaB gleftri5i-
tat Ser iparianllte nno bequemlte @eg
1T, auf tpelhem araft in Der Sssnous
itrie angeipan0t meroen fann, uno oaB
Die ein5ige Wfetbooe 5ur billigen Ser
itellnng BON gleftriaitat ibre Serltel-
lung IN groBent MaBitabe lit. Ser Be-
rid)t beIbreibt MIR oas, mas eleftri-
ihe Spesialiiten felt Sabren ais Die
rntiirlibe Gntipidlung auf Dem sSelbe
Der Gleftri5itdt IN eillem 2anoe iDie
@roBbritannien, ipel6es flein an 8e.
biet, oift beiieoelt llo reid an Sob
len lit, porausgeIeben baben SIN
SiiIblid auf oieie 8erb1ltnille miro
@roBbritailnien als oasielige 2ali0
betradtet, peldes BON alien Der Helt
om beiten III Der Gage lit, BON einen
lol6en nationdleil arnftnlonopol ben
groBtert @etpinn 5u 5ieben Die Sra
ge lit MIR, iper ons Wtonopol beIiser
nno mnsbeitten ioIl. 9as &omite en-
pfieblt, ooB Ole ieh5ebn araftitatio-
nen BON Iripotgeieafdaften gccignet
ltno betrieben uer6en iollen, nobel
lie BON einer nationalen &orperIhoft
BON &onmiiiaren inn 9famen oes
Stdntes fontrotliert fper0en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-18

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
February 18th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
ltnIere srnppen in 5ranfrtidl FAINT
yfen lest an orei peridie0rnen Ennf-
ten: an Der BON linen nripriinglidj
beietten syront in Der Uegenh ppu
Gt. Mi6iel, nit ben Jranspien smIam-
men in ser Champagne nno in einer
auoeren pief nmfGmpften 0tgens, BIZ
nidJt maber beseidnet uiro. Die Jran'
spIen iollen lebr befriebist BON ibren
dn,erifaniIden 8ameraOen iein IL
maren nmr Elm iutnis 81 eifrig oabin'
ter ber, nit ben syeinoen in Der
,anmpf III fommen. Nnd bic amerifa'
niIden Cffi5iere iasen, iie fDnnten ~
re eente fanm snriidbalten. Der lSe.
imnbbeitssnitano nnierer Srnppen ioiI
elm porsiiglider ieiu.
Der enaliide Gcneral, Sir Vii.
liam Hobertion, Der Gbef bes engli'
idjen Weneralltabes, hat reiigniert
Nsie ans uffisielen gefanntmadJnn.
sen berpDrsebt, lit bie Wiadt6efnanis
bes Grieasrats Der Mliiertem in Ger
iailles iebr rausseSebnt woroen, no
burh bic Wfadtbefngniiie Der 0enc
ralItabe natiirlid beidranft iunrben
General 9iDbertipn ippllte nidt mite,
b0herer MntcritGt bes ariessrats ite
Zen nno reidte oesbalb iein 5iiif
trittsgelnd elm. Wfnn lupllte ibn gun
gertreter Gnglanbs I'M &rirssrat ma
den, aber Il aebnte nnd 6ies ab. Seii
Nadfolger III General Bilion seluor
ben, Der bisber @ertreter Vnglanbs
I'm ariegsrat mar.
Sir Iilliam Nobcrtion, Der ensli
iAe 0eneralitabsdJef erflart, SaR e
midt reiigniert bnt. 8nbr lei es aber
oaf er feinen nnberen YDiten anneb
men perbe. Die Zines" Iast aud
beuur. General 8iliun gum Nadfol
ger Hpbertipn's ernnnnt iei, bab
man Die Gtelle bes Ueneralitabsdef.
Dem General 3slumer, benz jetigel
8tfeblsbaber Der engliidea Streit
fr1fte IN Sfnlicn angebDten, berielb
babe aber abgdebnt. Gs lei tatidhlid
cine Jebulte Der WenerGle gegen On,
aabinet i'm Wnnge. IS lei m6slid
Oah aud Carl SerbD ais Ariegsmini
tier suriiftreten luer0e.
Die Eolen ionen iebr nnsnfriebei
Saniit iein, baf bic 0entiden oel
llfrainc ben Gbolm-9iitrift sngeitan
Den baben.
Sn Nnridjan ipll Elm UeReralltrei
amsgtbrDd)em iein. Gjrofe glnfre
anns iDa bort berrId)eu nno es iuer
Den bort angcblid) Semonitrationel
gesen bic Gentralmadte seplant.
sSn Der llfraine iueroen angcblid
ldlon oentide Srnppen fonsentriert
nm bic yolideluifi an5nsreifen.
Sn Berlin traf Samstag bic Nadl
ridJt elm, bak bic rniiiId)e 9emobili
ilerHng nod nid)t besonnen babe.
slas Siflis fommt Gin nnbeItGtiatcl
Seridt, oafi Der aoIafenbetman, 0jt
neral aaleoines, tot lit.
Gemtidlc 3eitnnaen bringen elm,
Sepeide ans Sofia, baF gnlsaricl
ote oiplomatiidlen ye5iebmnaen 81
Hnklauo pieber berseitsat babe.
Sine Sepeide ans 9lmiteroam be
baaptet, in einem nenen arieae mi
sfnelano iuiiroen Deferred, nmo 8nI
garien nno bic Siirfei neutral blci
ben.
Us leikt, onE Die oentide sslottc
meldle bic Sniein Celtl mmo 9aal
i'm Nigildlen Neerbuien nabm, fid
nod immer in ienem geisaiiern anf
halt nnb bereit 1T, ieSen Ansenblit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-18

S,sron COMPANY. 9ieie Siinf pertre-
ten bas aapital. &ertreter Der glrbci-
ter iino: ssranf gs. 5ages, EraiiSent
Ser llnite6 Waine 8orfers; Wm. :.
SntdJelon, Hraiibent Der Garpenters
anb ,spimers; S. u. 5ranflin, Yraf'-
bent Ser 8oilermafers anb Sbipbmil-
oers; @ietpr Glanoer, Superintendent
Ser Geamen's Miioeiation mu6 s. U.
3idert, 9SrGiibent Der Garment Wor-
ferS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-18

Senator @. u. Sobnlon, eill
itarfer Rrobibitioniit, Der es ols iein
5auptperoienlt betrahtet, oaB er iei-
ner8eit Den antraa geitelt bot, cine
llnteriiihnng Der anttsfiibrung Ser
giticn's pUr5unebmen. bat iih aIs
aanoiont fir bas Amt oes 8i5e,8ou-
perne,trs angefiinoiat.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-01

the receipt" he added hastily ms
~ n. = matter OF form. nre-
..Eve,vn IIndicott,ns she sald, ~ ~
very seriously, to believe III"
e was q business affair. ~. as
&: tIe wrote it in, taking as lons ne
nnssdbIe about 1t, and then Ianneu eno
aSr ia dry the ink, and Kept on .ra.
ming for q full minute eiteI to
n,Iita dry: and then at last gave - ~
her. and escorted her to the Su ~ al,
"Are o sure Equality VIII . IT, Is
right" she reiterated tnere' 1 "
bowling dreadfuily!" ,eav-
That's only because you .void-
ing him. said Adam, careluliy ,sns.
ing her eyes, "and ne % ~
ed up" "p,t 7 SUD-
nose it's better for him."
.Tiytl he gets accustomed &c. !''g
nisce." Adam agreed. And until !
have given him a thorough
MON. Then l will let him run apout
the place. Exercise, you know. E&ef-
cise!"
She nodded. ,,,s. 81
"He ma cry quite a while, Just a.
first. He's never been separateo iIun.
ma since he was a puppy. I shall miss
him. How long before he will oe We'll
do you Think"
A bright idea struck Adam "a
ut may be some little tlme' h LIZ
said gravely. Then he seemed to MI
upon something to allevlate net -
evitable distress at this news. 49,,
"But Of course you could see mn
here as often as you liked" he addeo'
Every day, If you wished.
Care YOU sure it would be all rlgnt
Tor mo RI ," she asked
"Why. certainly" said Adam. mo
inconvenience at all"
THANK you, that will be splendid =
she said. I'm so glad the place is
near. I will come quite often"
Then she hesitated a moment. put
there was really no alternative left, SO
she simply said, good afternoon"
and skinned away down the street:
! Adam replied something in kind, m
! closing the gate with its momentous
sign. leaned against it weakly. For
quite a long while he looked up the
path he had made and the garden ny
he. begun. Then he shook his heao
slowly, though the negation was ann
ed at the world in general, his own
life in particular, n the tTend II
had just now taken, specifically. NOT
was It a, sad, nor really denying a
OF the head. 1t was just mildly remon-
strative with a pleasing Fate whom ne
hoped would not take the hint he Of
fered merely as a matter of form"
evelyn he said aloud. THE short
for that is Eve: and the long for Eve
is Trouble. And when you get Adam
andeEve"-here he stopped his prog.
ress toward the shack. and looked
about him. "Adam and Eve and a gar
den. Why. goodness only knows the
rest!!"
He stopped and picked up a stone
and threw it at the traction-engine'
which it hit with a ringing crack.
IT'S always the beginning of the
world, every time 1t h%appens!" he re-
marked graphically.
Then he went into the house and
let the dog out. He sat down on the
wood pile. and took the animals head
upon his knee. The creature looked al
him with pleading, moist eyes, recog-
nizing a friend, and shifted with his
hot nose in Adams palm. For a while
Adam played with the silky ears, his
hrows knitted in a. perplexed frown.
Poor old fellow" he said at last
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-01
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