davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
|NAJPRZEW. Ks PRALAT J.
PACHOISN z DY-s
KI.A
SIZE ABITURYENT6W.

w. niedziele Q 4tej godzinie pc
poludniu dzieci szkoly sw. Stani
X. urzadzily program ma
.zakonczenie roku szk6lnego %
|abituryent6w = 20 dzieWczat j 8
|chIopc6w otrzyma}o dyplomy or
naczajace IL dzieci ukonczy}y os.
ma klase j NIGGA rozpoczac naukee
W wyzszej szkole.
NajprzeW. ks. Pralat przema--
vial potem do abituryentow cie--
szac sic II tax wielka klasa pierw
sly raz ukonczy1a szkole. cache
cal wszystkich do dalszego ksztal
cenia sic, DO potrzeba nam teraz
ludzi wykszta1conych azeby doro-
wnac Amerykanom. Cz1owiek wy
ksztalcony lepiej sobie umie pc
radzic Cd tego kt6ry ME ma Wy.
,kszta1cenia. Azeby zachecic in
Inych do dalszej nauki, Najprzew.
ks. Pralat j. PacholsH oswiadczyl
liz ksieza ofiaruja sic placic "a
|pierwszy rok nauki W wyzszej
Iszkole katolickiej "a dwie siostry:
Anastazye i Zofie Palubickie.
Najprzew. ks. Pra1at zacheca}
lido pomagania rzadowi W prowa--
Idzeniu wojny W rozmaity sposob
|Ostatni spos6b pomocy jak nam
|podano jest azeby zaoszczedzac
wszystkie niepotrzebne papiery j
Iszmaty i oddawac je do Czerwo--
Inego Krzyza, wszystka niepotrzeb
Ina odziez kt6ra ~sprzedaje sic "a
ikilka cent0w szmaciarzowi ma
|my odk4adac i oddawac IA ko-
rzysc prowadzenia wojny. Stara
lodziez i papiery przyjmuja W bu-
Idynku gdzie dawniej byf drugi
bank narodowy, PREY drugiej uli-
Icy.
Naostatku jeszcze a upomina}
dzieci -azeby prosily rodzic6w by
lei i'm pozwolili dalej ~uczeszczac
do szk01 i to do szkof katolickich.
PROGRAM.
u. Marsz wstepny.
Y. "The rear Guard Flo. Rynka.
3. Dyalog: "CiekawoSc"
Lud. Palubicka, Fir. Kistowsk
q. Monologue Being a Girl
Cecyl. Kowalewska.
Is. Medley Of American Patriotic
Songs
Is. Her Papa "Lauren. Watkowska
Il. Trio: Drifting Clouds Hen.
Cisewska, Dor. Fischer, f. BAN
benek.
Is. Winning the War.
|9. Duet = Orange Brossoms
10. Reading "The man without a
Country Lud. Burial J. Prom
dzinski.
IL. Dialague: How Russell Saved
for Thrift Stamps En-. Kegow
ski, J6z. Styba.
Il. "Nasz Sztandar Izabela Blank
13. Beautiful VISIONS Reverie."-
Il. Piesn: Szybko plyna szkolne
dni VIII klasa.
15.Pozegnanie ..Anasta. Pa}bicka
|16. RozdawaAie dyplom6w przez
Najprzew. ks. Pralata j. Pa
cholskiego.
III. Graduation March.
Nastepujacy odebrali dyplomy
Izabela Blank,
Amelia Bruska
Forentyna Cieslik
Salomea Gabrych
Cecylia Kowalewska
Leona Kukowska,
Ursula Liberke
Anastazya Pafubicka
Maryanna Rosinska
Cecylia Stanis}awska
Ludwika Burant
Modesto Cierzan
Henryeta Cisewska
Walentyna Killa,
Gertrude Knopik
Franciszka Kujak
Peregryna Micha}owska
Zofia Palubicka
Gertrude Sadowska
Anna Walczak
Karol Jeruzal
Romuald Kluzik
.Jak0b PrOndzinsk
Jan Rosinski
Edmund Kierlin,
Andrea OWecki
Foryan Ritter
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
UMARLl.
S. P. w CIsEWsKI.

w sobote 0 11:45 godzinie
pred po}udniem pozegnal sic z
tym swiatem pc dlugiej j ciezkiej
chorobie s. p. Pawel Cisewski,
653 wsch. sta al. starry parafianin
sw. Stanislawa K. Nieboszczyk Ii
cyl 81 lat, .pozostawia zone,
trezch syn6w i try c6rki.
Pogrzeb odbywa sic dis W ko.
sciele Sw. S~tanis1awa X.
Osieroconej rodzinie wyrazamy
nasze g1ebokie wsp6lczucie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
.WlARUS' Wtolsk, ddaia 1890 Czerwca, 1918.
5. D. BronisIaw Plsudzi

Dzielimy sic z czeytelnikami DO;
i,lesna noWina: OTTO W sile Wieku
zmarkl nagle w Paryzu, dnia17ggo
'maja, sp. Bronislaw PIsudzki,a
brat Jozefa, tw6rcy Legionow pol
skich W Galicyi, ktorego dzisiaj
Niemcy trzymaja W niewoli.
Jeszcze ma tydzien pred zggo--
mem swym zasiadal W naszem gro
ME, jak zawsze lagodnie usmiech-
niety, zapa}em ola sprawy polls
kiej, mysla zwr6cony przedewszy
stkiem ku najdrozszej sercu swe-
mu Litwie i wiecznie marzacy 0
TEN, by ten jego kraj rodzinny pc
laczony zn6w zostal z Polska,
CzloWiek 0 sercu pa~1ajacem, a je-
dnak go1ebiem, przez Wszyst-
kim ceniony i kochany, wszyst-
kim szczerze. oddany, czlowiek
ktory ME mial przeciwnikow, kt6-
ry ME umia1 o nikim lie myslec,
tenn mniej, lie movie, czlowiek
bez skazy.
A dzisiaj niema go juz miedzy
nami!
Ma kilka dni pred zgonem po-
padf sp. Bronislaw Pifsudzki pra
vie, nagle w stan silnego fizycz--
nego duchowego wyczerpania.
1Stan ten przybraf postac groznaa,
gdy W sp. Bronis1awa uderzy}a
jak: grom wiadomossc 0 TEN, re &C.
sarz niemiecki pod pozorem NADIA
MIA Litwie niepodleglosci, zdecy--
dowa1 przykucie jej do Rzeszy
Niemieckiej. Z}amanego ma duszy
przyjaciela nam6wilismy do zasia
gniecia ,porady lekarskiej jedne--
go z acknowledgement doktorow
paryskich kt6ry stwierdzil bardzo
!niebezpiecsne zwapnienie zyf. z
polecenia lekarza mia1 sp. Broni--
SHAW Pifsudzki rozpoczac kuracye
i "a rada nasza ~wyjechac natych!
miast ma dfuzszy wypoczynek,gdy
nastapila katastrofa.
Oby czysta i jasna dusze pred.
wczesnie zmarlego patryoty, Bog
przyjac raczyf do swiatfoSci vie.
kuistej.
Sp. Bronislaw Pi1sudzki majac
lat dwadziescia z b1ahej przyczy
ny zostaf zes}any. przez Rosyan
ma Sachalin gdzie spedzif lat 18
Ten d}ugi pobyt ia wygnaniu pod
ciaf go moralnie i w%yczerpa{. Pc
powrocie do kaju, w roku 1906.
osiad1 w Krakowic i tam pisa]
|niezmierhie cenne prace z zakre-.
|su ludoznawstwa. Ma Sachalinie
|poznal jezyk i zwyczaje miejsco-
wego ludu = Ainos0w. Pred MIN
laden Europejczyk Ainos6w nie
bada1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
WiadOmOSci
MIEJSC0WE.
PIERWSZA KOMUNIA w KOS
CIELE SW. STANISkAWA K.

w niedziele IA mszy sw. o 9teJ
godzinie w kosciele sw. Stanis1a-
wa K. przystapiio 81 dzieci 80
ch1opc6w i IS dziewczat, do pierw
szej komunii sw.
Dzieci. przeprowadzone zosta}y
przez Najprzew. ks. Pra}ata j.
Pacholskiego, komitety bractw i
towarzystw ministrant6w i male
dziewczatka, re szkoly do koscio-
la, PREY spiewie "Kto sic W Opie-
ke."
Kosci6l ma te wielka uroczys--
tosc byl pieknie przystrojony
n%apelniony ludem pc brzegi.
Pred komunia, podczas kaza-.
MIA Najprzew. ks. Pralat j. Pa.
cholski przemawia} do dzieci ably
wytrwa}y W dobrem, a W swych
modlitwach modify sic O oswobc
dzenie naszej Ojczyzny o zwycie'
silva ola polskiego oreza i "a tych
naszych zolnierzy kt6rzy walczs
"a mas pc "a morzem. Najprzew
ks. Pra1at odebral odnowienie
przyrzeczen danych ma chrzcie
sw. a podczas mszy sw. dzieci ma;
pierw ch}opcy a potem dziewcze'
ia, W pieknym porzqdku przyste
powa1y do komunii Sw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
POI.AK w BANKU DEPOSIT.

Hieronim Satka dawniejszy ka
syer banku W Dodge, Wis.,, W
tych dniach objal .posade W ban
ku Winona Deposit Bank.
Vice polacy majacy interes W
tenn banku moga go teraz za}at--
vic z polakiem i pc polsku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
UKONCZYkA WYzSZA MIEJS-
KA SZKOkE.

Parma Serafina Weier ukonczy
la w przeszlym tygodniu miejska
wyzsza szkole i otrzyma}a dyplom
Parma Weier uczeszcza}a przez
diva lata take do katolickiej wyz
szej szko}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
NARoDZINY.

Panstwu Franciszkowi Kobus j
Hellenic z Bambenk6wtnarodZif sic
syn, kt6ry rodzicom sprawl ucie-
che ME male. So.
Panstwu PiotroWi MerchleWicz
Hellenic = Zaborowskich urodzii--.
Ia sic tegga coreczka, kt6raao
chrzcono y sniedzielen a imieF1o..
rent:yna - Winszujemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
WYJECHALI MA REKOLEK-
eye.

w poniedzialek .w%ieczorem wy
jechali wszyscy ksieza z parafii
ssw. Stanis}awa K. IA rekolekcye,
kt6re sic odbywaja W Kolegium
Fanny Nary W Winonie. Rekolek
eye zakoncza sic W piatek rano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
WlADOMOSCI OS0BlSIE.
Pan LeonzL. Bronx siostra e-
go Cecylia Bronx Wyjeda dis vie
.czorem do Milwaukee Chicago,
gdzie zabaWia oko1o tygodnia.

seIGEEEN - Isl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PAM Fl. kosinsh . st. Phillips
Mont, odwiedza swych rodzic6w
panstwo Jan Rybarczyk W Vino
ME. PAM Kosinska Wyjedza au--
tomobilem do st. Paul z sWym
bratem Feliksem.
-O-O-
Pan Jozef Plinsh z Fried, N.
D. kt6ry zaslubi} c6rke panstwa
jana Micha1owskich 2 Winony W
zeszlym tygodniu we Fried, przy-
jecha1 wraz z iona, automobilem,
z Fried, N. D.. do Winony, odwie,
die rodzic6w swej zony.
-O--O-
Aleksander Mrozek j iona z
Tourney N. D. spedzaja kilka DIN
w Winonie. Podczas pobytu W W.
monte panstwa Mr6zek odebral:
wiadomossc z Fried IL zmar1a tan
siostra PAM Mrozek, iona Domin:
lka Wojciechowskiego:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
N


Doktorze, nam katar co 70
bic?
Nos ucierac.
Czyz rzeczywiisciie MA macie
|srodka na te glupia chorobe.
zadnego.
Jednak pan SAM, doktorze.
musisz COS robic, gdy Gle katar g
|panuje.
NNaturalnie, to GO wszysey.
-A mianoWicie
-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
Nazwjska poIskich chlopeow
ktolzy " przyszlym tygod-
niu wyiada do wojska.
Zarzad. ulaskawienia og1osza naz.
..wiska 178 z powiatu winon-
skiego.

Urzedowa lista nazwisk wyda
Ia zosta}a przez zarzad ufaskawie
mia IA powiat winonski. Ma liscie
znajduje sic 17S nazwisk, pomie-
dry kt6rymi z miasta Winony
znajduje sic 12S a samych polls.
kich chlopc6w kt6rzy w przysz-.
lynn tygodniu opuszcza Winone u
|dajac sic do rozmaitych obozoW
wojskowych jest 81
/ Nazwiska Polak6w SO nastepu.
jace:
Stanislaw Janikowski
Stefan Sumionka
Felix J. Cierzan
Jan Blank
August Wolszon .
Michal F. Stolka
Franciszek Kella
Leonard Zaborowski
Franciszek Gabrych
Roman Binczyk
Stanislaw Cyert
Jan. D. Niemczyk
Antoni Winczewski
Leon Lejk
Wfadys}aw Neuman
Felix J. Stoltman
Jan Roguszka
Franciszek A. Nowicki
Walenty j. Bronx
Bernard Lewinski
Edward A. Zaborowski
MARGIN w. Tomaszek
Jan F. Lipinski
Jan J. Machut
Felix J.. Ramczykowski
Wawrzyn j. Niemczyk
Pawe1 Lila
Walenty j. Weaver
Franciszek j. Lelwica
Alojzy Nowicki
Roman L. Springel
Leon F. Gostomczyk
Romuald Ritter
Leon P. Orlikowski
Jan A. Anglewicz
Teofil Szarmach
J6zef Stachowicz
Jan Y. Osowski
Adolf B. Rolbiecki
Seweryn j. Zaborowski z
Wfadyslaw j. Szarmach
Pawel j. Nowicki
Max Peplinski
Wladyslaw Hosinski
Teofil Plucienik
Jozef Bambenek
Jan Woods
Alexander. DuGzinski
Felix Pa1ubicki
Franciszek Sadowski
Jan j. Jereczek 5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18

Owce.
Jagnieta $e-$12.
Owce 4.5O-7.50
Drob
Kury 15-19
Koguty 1913
Kaczki 1918
Gesi tluste 1922
Indyki 14-16
Kukurydza 1.55-1.65
Jeczmien 90-1.22
OWES 77-78A
zyto 1910
Len nasienie 3.92-3.94
so. ST. A
Byd1o 7.50-F.50
Cieleta 7.00-14.25
SWINE 15.95-16.10
Owce 7.O0-14.50
Jagnieta 10.00-18.W
CHICAGO.
zyto Mr.. 2 200
Kukurydza 1.65-1.69
Jeczmien 1.00-1.35
OWES 77h-78A
Bydlo 7.00-17.95
Cieleta 15.25-16.00
SWINE 16.40-16.70
Jagnieta 12.00.--18.0O
Owce 12.OO-14.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
Il
ECeny targ0we|


WIN0NA
WToREK 10, CZERWCA, 1918.
Raportowane przez Bay State
Milling Co.
Pszenica Mr.. liz
Pszenica Mr.. 2-2.O9.
Pszenica M. 3-2.O6
Pszenica Mr.. 4-2.O2.
Pszenica Mr.. 2 Zimowa 2.1O
Pszenica Mr.. 3 Zimowa 2.02
zyto Mr.. 2 1.80
R~aportowane przez E. Miller
Maka Patent Beczka 11.05
Maka Rzanna 10 funt6w 81
Otreby (Bran) iona $500
Middlings iona 1000
Ceny hurtowns.
Maslo 38-42 .< 49,
Ser $50
Mod l5-18 j.
Jaja tuzin 29c
Siano Tymotka 1890 Z
Siano dixie 12.OO-14.0O
Fasola (Beans) 6.5O-7.00
KartOfle 1915
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-18
Wielka iczba aliaatoW " po.
Wiecie Wino6skim
|Audytor stanu nadesaM komplet
ma liste zaregistrowanych mez-
czyzn i niewiast alianckich

stanu nadesaaa kompplletr
ma liste zaregistrowanych mez
czyzn i niewiast aliancdch
Stanowy audytor J. A. Q. Preus
tn kompletna liste zareggii-
strowanych aliantoW z poWiatu wi
nonskiego zebrana z rozporzadze-
MIA komisyi publicznego bezpie--
czenstwa. Ma liscie znajduja sic
nastepujace polskie nazwiska mez
czyzn i niewiast:
Blazkowska Katarzyna 862 B 2 vi
Blanke Elzbieta 461 st. Charles I'll
Bronx Rozalia FOG E 5 Ill.
Blaszkowska Katarzyna $50 b.
Front I'll.
Biskup Julia lis E 3rd Ill.
.Benaszak Antoni $50 .Mankato ul
Blank Franciszek R 1
.Czuk J6zef ST. zach 3 I'll.
Che1mowska Marya 478 z. Belle
view I'll.
!Che1mowski August, 478 zach.Bel
leview I'll.
|Cieminski J6zef 81 Chatfield Ill.
|Cieminska Julia 81 Chatfield III.
Cisewska Mary. Isl E. Howard I'll
|Czapiewski Jan 357 E 5 ul.-
Felskowska Rozalia 1861 g.. Waba
sha ul.
Fischer Wiadysfaw 408 High Fo-
rest ul.
Fiszer Stanis}awa 408 High Fo-
rest I'll.
|Galewski Marcin 612 E + III
|Grupa Franciszek 953 r i I'll.
|Grzybowski Stanisfaw 1016 E.
King ul. D. .
Grabowska Berta 677 E I'll.
Ginter Dorota IT'S E 4 I'll.
Jarzabek Katarzyna 621 E. San
born ul.
Jezatus August 573 E 2 I'll.
Jereczek Stanis}aw 764 E Broad.
way
Jereczek Anna 764 E Broadway.
Jazdzewska S76 E.. Front I'll.
Konkel Jan 572 E.. Broadway.
Kukowska Rozalia, 713 E i I'll.
Kulas Maryanna 900 E. Wabasha
Kostuch Anna 1923 E. Wabasha
.Kosobucki Albert 873 E 5 I'll.
Kiedrowska Augusta 703 E 3 I'll.
Kulas Paulina 917 E 8 I'll.
Kujach Paulina 901 E Wabasha
Kozfowski J6zef 1016 E 8 ul.
Kozlowski Jan 1016 E 8 pl
Kozfowska Maryanna 1915 d 8 u
Kozlowska Alexandra 1O16 E 8 u
Kleinschmidt .Maryanna 85S E.5
, Kless Stachewicz 179 E. Broad
way
Kierska Zofia BOB e Wabasha
Lessnaw Anna 57S w King I'll.
Laska J0zef 1923 E 5 III
Lejk Anna GIT E 5 III
Mosiniak Walenty, 657 w 3 III.
, Mosiniak Petronela 657 w 3 ul.
Malak Franciszek 667 w 3 III
Malak Julia, 667 I'll
Milanowska Anna 557 E 2 III
, Michalowska Marya. 1925 E. Front
Neuman Elzbieta 613 w 4ul
Niemojewski Jan 622 E. Broad
; way
Orzekowski Szczepan I'll E From
Orzekowska Mary. I'll E. Front
Peplinska Paulina I'll Chatfield.
Peplinska Maryanna oil Chat
field.
Pob}ocka Marta ST. E. Wabasha
'Przybylska Mary. SIS E. Front
Plachecka Katarzyna no Enron
IPlachecki Pawel 779 E.. Front
Rostanka J. J. Mrs w. Mill ul.
Radomska Gusta 1877 E 6 I'll.
Rezska Jan FOG E 9 I'll.
Reszka Helena FOG E 9 ul.
Rolbiecka Rozalia 1929 E. San
born I'll.
RzeszeWicz Ludwik 408 E 3 i'll.
Rzeszewicz E1zbieta 4O8 E 3 Ill.
Stanis1awska Katarzyna 573 E 3
Stolsa Katarzyna 8O7 E. Front I'll
Smaglik Paulina $50 E 4 Ill.
Stoltman Elzbieta 707 E 4 Ill.
.Tucholska Maryanna 367 w. Il
Wrobel Placyda Siostra W koleg
UNI sw. Teresy
Wesolowska Stefania 500 w 3 I'll
Vera Ludwika 602 3 4 I'll.
Wieczorek Maryanna l19 Chat
field I'll.
Zabrocka Maryanna 81 b. Front
nx1 4 @
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she carried The thing out OF the house.
She had never liked animals. oven so
iur as 10 wear their pc,t. Tor uccos
sagy warmth
she was alone lu the house again.
Wen she rlusi get used to ~. Tor she
would always De- alone now. always.
she had seen her caller a. the door
and now sine went SLOWLY down tho
han. Through the vast sitting room to
tho dining roonl To her this was the
dearest spot In tho whole house. Hero
her tuhroua |brgouias bloOmpd IN gi-
EHnto col"rlul noroscenoc. hcro was
the great tthlp about which go nan
hgppN EHth'rinps hud hccu seated.
Whom hast hel husband had sat ~ this
table nc had been IoNlal ana tull of
iItr Between him and iodine mcr-
rmcut had PLAYED IKE q shuttle. she
Dad laughed 90 bear thom. Stature had
ot endowed her with Wit but she
been Wrll content a. sit and listen
fo hor husband and their child
For Nodino had seemed $50 much
like THEN own Child then, that she had
been almost r%econulcd to DorothN'h
loss Vow she realized that hfo
would have been very different ~ Dor
uthN had lived. For Dorothy wuutd
never have ignored ull claims as 40
din was Ignoring them
ONer and around h,i the large
lousc hroodod with M secrets ana its
memories There Wau the room where
hcf daughter ma been born and
she had diod There Was the
room where Nodinc had slept the first
night she had ever boon under their
roof. she Was three wears old. lust
The use bQioih! had begn when she
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-02
THE EVENING STORY
CALLED TO COLORS
Copyright 1918, by W werner,.

dicd old Dr. Halo had HdN scd the
Flowers to take her You Will never
know tho difference between her and
your own ,hild." h' said. And they
had known thc diffcrcucc-up-
40 nov There was the room where
William had spent the last year Of
his life an where his pulse hnG
ceased under her hand After ~. 80
had gone uncNpectoilN. That was two
weeks ago.
They had tone just as much for 80
line ~ though She had beer their
own. Even though they had been m
real straits when her money cartc
they had never touched a penny OF ".
William had invested ~ carefully and
10 must nov be bringing her IA qdite
AN income. That combined with
what she earned made her indopcn.
dent Tn" money had come to Nodine
from williams sister Mary. she had
done for iodine inst what she O.
intended To- do fui dorothy.
II was growing dark IN the room.
western lighted though n was bark
ness always reminded her OF food.
NJ must ~ To eat something three
times O. duN ~ ierst h owed that
unai duty TO her body. to keep n
nourtshcd She remembered that the
tea caddy was omp', and she must
have tea. Since the, had "a ont
the telephone she never recalled The
needs ~ the prOper t,mc. Well. she
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-02

encourage Aiintl In doing anything
To- make me nri vous
you are perfectly well now There
b. no rcasun why YOU hould allow ~
to make - nervous, Blake said
calmly. bat There was that tn his
voice which meant finalijS. ana I
know a. Yet despite that knowledge
I teased and coaNed. then after W
reached nome had q hNstoricRl spell.
was 50 exhausted hat Blake sent
for IN" doctor ana hc gave mc o
VIII YOU ten me Just, why YOU dtd
this thing
You mean the flNinV?"
In the first place, I have been IN
tenseiy Interested technically cVet
since airplaues have been used II
has been often M my mind 70 learn
10 nv. But unul now ! have not fclt
that I could give the time To- 81
III Won have time 20 spare II he.
longs 10 me-
u shall learn to fly. GYPSY hope
YOU viii o make hoth of AZ miscr-
able By obiccting Il viii not change
my purpose even though - do
I questioned him and found that Ne
had agreed To be az the aviation field
al stated times. that he really was Il
pulpit under an instructor. ana that
be was so intensely interested that
not, ,ug I could SAY would change his
plans. You may be sur" ! did ALL W
my power that We had stormy scon,'
one after another ! nearly made my.
self ~ crying.
one day after q particularly DIS.
Tossing ana prolonged scene ! said
You are so wrapped up i thu
new lad don't scc when YOU vii
lYt ttmo TO do any work
AS YOU know. ] mover paint save
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would run across 10 crim's grocery
and got q package of tea. There
would be lust time before she had to
turn ON the ltuht.
She threw u shawl about hcr aud
won't. The little store was fuli of
people who had only remembered
their supper at the supper hour; then
they rushed IN ana bought whatever
was available. hut iu the meantime
she found some one to talk To. "a
woman 80 sNmpathctic that her eyes
and voice we're fuil of this most need
eel and least often given of human
virtues,
II suppose you've heard from No
dine pc Anna Potter said
"Not FOR several dnNs.' Mrs Flower
replied.
Isn't she coming home 10 sta,
with you?"
40. why should she She has
her own life 10 live. She rs Young.
I am old u doesn't matter
But u does matter just see what
YOU and M. Flower did for hcr-Hll
that YOU could over have done fot
your own child"
Mrs. Flower smilod wanll
Just there Hes the difference" she
said.
Anna Potter went outside the door
with Mrs. Flower and they stood foi
a m talking. Then Anna went
on up the street TO her homo and Mrs
Flower crossed over to hers. she
mounted tho steps heavily. As sh'
did so u light flashed into hcr face
The house seemed to bloom viii
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Mrs Flower SAT ~ hcr purlor with
a caller. Neither wps having "a very
good time OF it. The caller waS trying
20 aymputhizc ma she WIS not OF %
sympathetic nature. cnd Mrs. Flower
WIS tryinr TO act properly upgrcciu-
tive. What she really wished Ms that
thiu woman had stayed away. She
could so well have done without her
Il WAS "A raw. gray Sovembcr day.
Into the high room, with It's old-f1sh-
toned scroll wallpaper. fndcd to an
uglN brown. "a itu old-fashtouod
walnut furniture. the afternoon light
an drcarilN. with no effect OF lllu-
mination. The caller carried Il large
sable muir ard she twitchcd IL con
tinuallA. Mrs. Flowers gaze WIS AT.
tracted to the fur II had never
seemed moro aiiVo when the animnl
was within II. she did wish TINS
woman would keep her hands still,
but she was probably nervous u Tas
no easy matter 10 mako a visit of
coincidence
Il suppose IODINE will come ho"lo
uow %" the caller inquired
+ don't expect her Co.. Mrs Flower
answered She went on ignororing
the others lifted eyebrows at sur
PRISE Ssh is Ver, well OF Whore size
b. And sh. likes her work"
Designing. isn't u'
YES She makes tho heads for
fashion plates. She always had "a
talent for that. even rs 10 little girl
Dt course. I believe tn letting chil-
dtcn do what they ave a bent for
and go / sent Nodiuc to- au Art school.
William and ! disaErcoG about II "a
good many times. but at the last I
think ne saw that was right NO.
ditto could never have done half so
well as M her art
You'll be very lonely" murmurcd
tho other woman
'Dh. yes | aspect 60 be-
And this house Is $50 large for ono
person to D., alone lu."
know that. too. Stili u ls my
home. the place where my own
daughter was born. whore my hun
band die . where ! hope to die in
my time. I've seen az my Joys and all
ms sorrows in this house II Is fun
of memories And memories are all
huVe.'
-rhcro is Nodiuo suggested the
woman.
YES. hut she h young And after
gll she is not mN own child
That r'akps q difference, NJ
course. said the ,isltor h rose
and the muf, seemed 20 crouch like
u creature about 20 spring AIRS
Flower WIS thankful when ut last
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Tor certain hours. W., living will IN
mo- way affect my vork at present
So the time is al to b" taken from
me don't count You won't tako
it from your WORK but ~ makes ~"
difference about me
had gradually D,ascd 10 weep be
cousc OF this new i.cH. but | Was
constantly irving 20 think Of some
way to thwart ~.
have somcthng 10 ,cll YOU. Gyp-
sN ordinarily u would need no spc.
vera unjust IN the past ! prefer to tell
YOU so that YOU ms, save Yourself and
mc % repetition.
What are you talking about ]
never have been unjust. u ~ you
who have been unjust q married
me. nov after Two wears YOU arc
planning To leave ne lone All Nout
spare time
= am going to paint Marion Lam
hcrfs portrait. and
YOU are"
Yes. u ~ decided Your obiec-
tons viii do no good, SO why maho
n 90
"tll not let YOU. YOU shdn't lac shut
up ~ that studio with a woman who
~ IA love with you, who wanted you
Go marry ner. probably does yet
You are talking WILDLY Marion
Lambert never wanted -
'Shc did aud You know ~ II yot
don't other people DO. and have told
mo an about IL. kncw ~ the daN
- told her We Wcr" going To h'
married know she h. still in loN,
with YOU You shan't paint her pic.
lure You shan'ii"
~ shall paint hcr portrait aC
copied the commis sion ana shan 80
ahead with tho sit,inps az once"