davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
@erii6t iibersriiuoet

Nnfanes ser @ode batte lid bier
bos @erilbt perbreitet, oab Tran5
@anberiee, 9obn bon 9errr1 u11o Brau
s. g8anberiee aus Mtlforb, auf oen1
torpeoierten 9ransportbampfer u9tnz
coin" un1gefon1nen iet. sn oteiem
@eriidt 16eint aber 1ltftS gu 1ein ba
bo bie 6anlilie @anoeriee btS iett fetne
offtsielle gfa6rt6t bon Der Negiernng
erbalten bat, ipobur6 fl, BON benz Iooe
Tires 5obr1es IN &enntniS geiebt nor
ben tpdre. Die lette Ma6ri6t, Die iie
BON ibm erbtelten, mar Dor etpa 5
@o6e11. @r mar oann seraoe BON
Camp Upton abgeretit nno befano it'd
auf ben Bug, als er bte &arte 16rteb.
Son leine1n 8eitimm1lngSort pubte er
bann nod ni6tS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
8arf apu5ert

. 3. ! ! Z . III - ? i 9
2ekten 9orl1ltag fano iid eine 9robe
O1enae 3ub0rer et11, I'M benz &o115ert
3u laui6e1l bus BON 5ofmetlter6 aa=
pelle I'M Harf gegeben pnroe, Dte
Weultf geftel allgenein llrb man bart
NIT Ne6t an11ebn1en bab an6 fernerbln
ser gnbrang gu ben &on5erten groB
letn iptro.
gGir oeben bier111it bie Nnmmern
far bas &on3ert an nd61ten Counting
Mbe11o befannt.
1. March: "Crawly" . Fred Jewell
2. Overture: "Cyrano'' Chr. Bach
8. Dance Hongroise: La zingana"
C. Bohm, arr. by V. Ragone.
q. Idyl: sThe Mill in the Forest
Rich. Eilenberg, Op. 81
S. Descriptive Piece: "a Hunting
Scene p. Buchalossi
Internnission.
6. March: .'The High Private" .,.
... K. L. King
Z. Waltz: cover the Waves !. .....
Juvenito Roses
8. Overture: "Lustspiep Keler-Bela
9. Idyl: ..The Mountain Maidens
Dream v. Aug. Lab1tzky
10. ssAndalusian Serenade'
G.. Bonnet Arr. by J. Reiter
IL. March: e@.Al-Fresco' -. w. Caste
|12. 'sStar Spangled Banner. :
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
1873 &esiitriert

@beriff SultuS bat gell11lben Menz
ldenperlta11b eebrau6t, alS er anoronete,
bab alle, Die ft6 am 5. Stunt 33l1 re9tz
itrieren batte11, nod Seem nlm fo1r1n1erl
muBter1, oenn Sic Mrbeit tpllroe BON 4
Deann erlebigt, no e8 piellet6t nnter
Eanberen NrrangenentB bere1 5tDet 9nz
tenb genom1nen bdtte. Die bieitgell
6eQiltra11ten 1paren 5beriff SnlinS,
Dep1tn 6errllarlr1 Sabnfe, Brof. 8.
Is. 6eb unb @eorge 6ose11, Del9e tbre
Dienite Ser Negierllng llne1teeloltb 331lr 81
8erfiieung 1telIten, SIM 0anSe1t y lpllr= q
Sen 1888 regiltriert, barn1ter etn yteger
bon Chicago. Gtner NOR BON Court
lanb, / BON Gfiig, | bon Wabaiio ll1lo
! bon Win1ipeg, Manitoba. Vo1t ben
Negiltrierten ftnb 1872 bier gebpre11;
p ii1lb ratl1raliiierte giirger;; bat
Eietne erite1 Burgerpa papiere llno 3 iino
vNltenS"
Stem llin1 Itellte beinabe 25 Dro5ent
Der Nesiitrierten As I'M @an5erl, Son on
I5prinefielb melbeten it6 20; 9leepn1
she II, go1nfren 5, gobben 2; 99llfbtn
5; 8urnStoip11 / 1; 8aibatD 5; Gotton=
poob 9; Gben 5; 5on1e 9; 2tnoen 8;
Safe 6ansfa 8; 2eape1liportb 3; sVeillzs
lforb 8; Mnlligan 9lortb 5tor 3;
Brairieoille 6; 5isel 8; 5tarf 4 urlb
I5tateln 9. gon Salsfa ll11o Gpa1
nar glienano gum Nesiitriere1l erz
lidierer, u.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
8riefe ppn SDloaten

Sci rnS iino ir1tereiionte 8rtefe bon
geni, 6. Mtltlded, Camp Meabe,
N}ornla11o, uno bon @alter S. @areiS
aus Camp gife, Arf., eingeloufen, IN
bene1 ite iiber baS 9eber tm ,Vy Veloia9er
slufl6lub geben. 9ie ltno 1eDr TOD,
91adridfen iiber Seem llm n11O UNI :
seseno gu erbalten. Nns 5ranfret6
idrieb 2eutna1lt Garl 9etter, oaB es
10 nett gang tpobl erse9e, 11llr let e e
ipte Sic onberen alle NIT Nrbe1t 1eDr :
in slnipru6 genonl1r1en. Der Brtef
fam in ettpas me11iger al8 einerl atonat '1t
bon Grallfrei6 bier ar1, @s fhetnt Dem.
nod, baB bte Briefbef6roernrg 1eRt
f6neller gebt alS 5uDor.
6ranf 8. 9eifert, Der biS lest t11
Camp Dodge getpeien mar, tpurbe 1labD
Camp IropiS In 9elds periekt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
ged6ite Musbebuns 1T bieiem Mpnat

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on June Z, 1918,
as required by the act Of October 6, 1917
Sbglet6 Sic 2ofalbeb0roe nod fetne
offtsielle 9fa6ri6t bon Brotpn eountnS
9lnteil Der Hegiitranten erbalte11 bat,
Sic p6bre1lb Der 5=tdgigen Bertobe et11.
riiden n1iIien, bie NIT .bem "a. Stunt
beotnnt, 10 tpirb bod bieie 9aadrtdt
bonn 8orliker, @bertf IS. s5lllius
ieben Gag ertpartet. Wea1l erpartef,
BAH Oetnneiofa 10000 fiir peitere Nus=
btlbuno in Camp Grant, 0fndforbs i,
ltejern rptra. e5ollte s1olpr splIntpS
slnteil TN ielbert 8erbdltnis iein, fnte
BET friiberen 0elegenbetten, 1o biirfte
1nan ungefdbr 120 Nefralten aus bte<
1ern Gorntn erlparte1. 8i8 lebt itno
nod l78 D}a1rn tn &lalle |.
Gs mtro erlpartet, bab 3nr 1elbe11
3ett grnennungen unter ben 2, Nuf=
ruf fir Nu8bebung gema6t nitro, ba111tt
SS4 Wet1l1elotoer geeiitranten NIT Solfz
idulbilbu1g ii6 fir beionoere 0emerbe
an ser llntperlitdt BON Minneiota aus
biloen lailen. Trettptlltge Gtnfiibrung
unter oieiem Nufruf 1T geitattet btS
gum Z. Stunt.
9ieienieen, sic an Der ltniperittat
ppn Mfinnelpta iid tpeiter ansbtloen
lai1en &ppllen, tt,iiilen 1nprgen lit etrer
8pd)e, AM Is. Stunt, nDn bier ab=
retien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
Mnlase lpiro tererDkert

@egerlpdrtig iinO Nrbeitsr emiis
bel6dftigt, Sic Nnlaee Der gfetp Him ! IN
gublilbi1g So, bur6 einen Nnbal1
pon 20x24 s5ub 81 perer6bern. Der
9lnbrang iii @efddft Der aeetoens=
bruderei mar In Der letten a3ett@ 70
qrob, oab cine altonatiide Yrelie l1no
eine neue 51neibnaidi idines TN erlterl
5todmerf allfseltent fperoen n1uBte.
syn ben1 1leuen Nnbal tDtro II 3nfnnfl1tE
Sic Monotnpeanlase u1ltergebra6t tper<
.ben, iobaB Dann 1r1ebr gepeeunesfre
|f,eif im 6auptrall111 ber Drnderet Der<
|bletben iuirb. Wer ii6 fiir bic nIooerne
[sMd6inerie irtereiiiert, pie MIR Dor
ei11igen Wo6e1 anfgeiteat babe1l IT
aebefe11. III oie Dnlderet 81 fon1rne11,
llno alles III glngeni6ein 81 nebnel1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
splbate1t lt11D sic ySsabl
Gseniq esntereiie an &Druablen BET
GplDafen. Seine Sttmnenabgabe
fir Gprmabl. Gi6erbeitsfDnmtl=
finn ihift aDrmulare an Sffi5iere
lit sSel0lagern.

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on June (, 1913
as required by the act Of October s, 1917 !
Die @taatS @t6erbeit8fommtll ton
miro ii6 erlt nod ben Bormable11
NIT ser 6rage Ser 5tin1mre6tSertet~
lung an Sic IN Trarfrei6 itebenoe11
5olbaten befailen. 9efretdr 9tbbn BON
ser Gommii{ton 1a9te, oab tn5mii6en
eine Metbobe auSgearbettet iperoen 111o6z
te, Sic SEN 5oloaten ba8 9ttmn1z
re6t fiir Sic I'M Mopember 1tattftnbenbe
Salptfpabl geben iDiiroe.
8et Ser &or1n1illton eingegargene sS1l=
formation belast, bab MinnelotaS 9ol=
oater, Sic jebt IN Ben peri6ieoenea1
Camps iteben, ben 8orlpablen 1lnr
geringes sy11tere1le entgesenbrtngen u11o
1lur per1tge 91a6fragen 11a6 9ttn11n=
5etteln bel ben Gountp 9lnottoren etr.
=geben.
sDlDaten gum etimmen anfgefproert
0te 9taats Z 5iderbettSfommt1ltoll ION
lpenbet it6 NIT eirem btrefte11 Appell
an Sic @oloaten oe8 5taateS TIM
Camp GobD, bet ben Bortpable11 am
III. Stunt gu tinmen.
$. IS. 2tbbp, 9efretdr Der g. T.,
gtbf gu, bab umebrere tanle11o" 9lp=
pltfattonsforrnnlare an Die fo1n11tanz
oierenoen Dfft5iere be8 9lesinents IN
Camp Gobp absegange1t ieten, Inn bort
nnter Sen Manni6aften pertetlt 81
lperoen. Dteie 8orn1ulare lno BON
ben 2euten auS3ufiilen l1nb a1t Die
auitdnoigen @olntn=Nubttoren auriidz
aule1ber1, NIT benz Griu6en I'M 9ttn1mz
5ettel fir bte 8ormabler.
@S betBt, bab bieier 96rltt IN Nnz
betra6f ser @letbgiiltisfeit Der Sol=
baten i1lbesug auf bie Wablen l111fer=
1tonrn1er ipnrbe. @let6setttg mieS 11tan
.barauf btrl, bab bteier S6rttt Der Stz
.6erbeitSfontmtilton benz 0ouper11eur IN
.ieiner aan1pagrle I'M 0teoernomina=
ton bireft 5uel1te fon1nen lperoe, OBJ
tpobl ibne11 fei1terlei Winfe gegebe1t
iperoen, loie tie itinrme11 {olle11, 5.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
2O,847 $583.716
@erian1naluaa abaehalteM

nCktIuutAt&%S9 uUSSyUSSS@Ss35 sttg
Tim baB Sr1terelfe fiir &riegSlpaT=
n1arfen 3n f6rbern, ipllroen IN Der=
16iebeneu Ieilen Der 5tabt 1lno TN
.Gountn geria1n1rllnngen abgebalten, aDo@
BET Nebrler Ben 3lped be8 ga18eS BlGneS
.eingebenb er0rterter.
9lm 6rettag fa1o eine gntbelnbff
gerian11nlnng I'M 5dulbau8 a11 ber
9ftleite itatt, ipobet 6o6ip, 81. 5dlht
fert, Haitor Or, s. 9. 9obn 1lrS
Nntpalt W. $. Dempien ais Steiner
auftraten,
Deontaa: Ratb. 96nlbaus. Rso=
ner, 9odp. 81. 56linfert, S. SO. Soba=
Jon.
5earleS: 5an1Stag Mbeub. NeOner
.So6lp, 81. s@6ltnfert, Balfor Or. SoIm
@tarf: 5amstag Nbenb: Nnnait
So. $. Der1piep, Drof. q. Ndernlann.
Diit. 63, Mulli9an Tpy Sodlu.
S. &lei11, gaitDr W. S. Walfer.
6ansfa: Nt6ter S, M. Slien, s.
.M. Sobnion.
2eapentportb: 9aifor 81, 6. 8. SobH,
Nnipalt Den1piep.
9llbin; Some Gooifer Stub, S. g--
yobnIon, Yaitor SO. s. ggalfer.
Dilt. AL: gafor 81. 6 @. SobH,
Nnipalt Delnpien,
Giit. 33: Sodip, s. adein nnb paftor
.. s. gBalfer.
gleepp she: Yaitur 81. g. g. Dobn,
M1lipalt Denlpiep.
OseD Him, lutl gdalle:: profsllpren
g, &. WaQ1ler, 81. Mdernla1nl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
Glarf lpbt 3eitu1tge1t,
Mmerifanii6e 3eituitge1 III oeutider
Spracbe, 6esierung erfennt sez
letitete Sienite on.

/ Der 5preder bes Neprdlel1tanter1=
shauies, Gba1np @larf, gab 9onner8=
Atagmorsen eiue bodpt6tige grfldrl11g
ab. :3u elet6er .3eit erteilte er BEN
! Gertretern Der Yrelie Ste 8ere6tt=
seuns, BON ietnen @orten BEN auSz
aiebtsiten gebrau6 gu MAIDEN. Der
Spre6er iagte, bab Die 5eranSgeber
unb bie 2eier Der tn belt16er SpraGe
sebrl1dte1t anlertfanii6e1t 3ettullgen fetzz
11erlet 8efir6tungen gu begerr bral6z
ten, bob ser Gongreb ienalS etne Norz
lage 5ur llnterbriidung bieier 3ett1mz
een gum @eieb erbeber lpiiroe; e8 tperbe
11ur porausgeiebt, iie befolgten bette
be11be @elebe. Ser 3ongreb babe iiberz
baupt fet11 Ge6t, etr 1ol6eS @eteb 81
ihoffen, r1b bic Mgttatio1 5l1r nnter<
briidung ser beuti6ipra6tgen Brelle
fi1loe I'M &orgreb iiberballpt fettte gez
o6tu11g. 9iatiirlt6 bdtten 2ofalbeb6rz
ben in @taater lnb 9tdbten ba8 He6t,
Sic 8er0Hentlt6rng BON ar1tli6en g11z
seieen IN anbern Spra6en al8 Der Cant
6eSlpra6e etnsultelle1l. Sn ct. 2ouiS
(tn letne1n eigenen 9taat) iei bie Ngtz
tation ei11e 6olse oes BrotnetoeS (qlles=
tion Of b1ltlleSS rtpalrp) uno mabrz
ibei1llid iet bteS ou6 Der 6al IN anoe=
rem 5tdbte11. Die beutl6ipra6tgel Bet
trn9en ieier lonal uno Der Negterung
eeraoe iebt BON srDbtem Nnten. Dte
9e9terl1ng erfe1tne au6 iebr tpobl ote
selet1teten 0ienlte an.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
.eyelo6llg 5lnt Spar
lltarfeltnerfaltf.
8lan tpirb befp1gt tpie bei Der brittea
ssreibeitsanleibe. &rDtpn GD. nlitk
$5S3,716 anfbringen; SEEM 1flua
$16S, 900 &pn1iteen geitern on 0er.
Mrbeit.

as II. sts
True translations fled with the post
master at New Ulnn on June I, 1918
as required by the act Of Octocer s, 1917
@rmnttgt bnr0 Sen groben Grfolg,
Der bel Ser brttten eibeitsa1uetbe er=
Stelt tp1rbe, bel6lob man bet benz Ser
5fallf bon GrteeSiparnarfen IN dbnltd)er,
@eile pDran51 geDen unb lebert ieinm
Nnteil 5u3ume0er. DaS 1T tnoD Die
bette Metie, ba Ste etn3elnen giirger
NIT ber1 gernl0genSbeitaro tbrer Ddt=
biirger I'M grober unb gan3en pertrauf
{tnb.
Q(lles tppblpprbereitet
8. SO. Olie1L Der Gountpporliker
beS @refutipz &on1ttee8, batte alle8 boz
berettet, I'M Sen gan5en Blan erfolgreib
bur63ufnbrerl. Dte &on1iteeglteoer bat=
ten bier 9lrte11 bon &arten, eine rote,
bie Sen Mnfauf BON 1000 a1lspeif,
eine blaue, fir ben 8etrag bon $500
$1 900; etrle tpetbe fir $l0C $500,
llnb etne gelbe fiir 1pe11iger alS 500.
Setl5ablnng ge1tattet
Ser noble 8etrag brau6t nt6t allf
etrl1nol be5oblt gu tperben, 30 Ser &dufer
BITS gum Is. De5. 1918 3ett bat, bic.
ein3elnen Soften, tpte ite allf Der &are.
ansegeben ftnb, gu be5ablen.
4 8rD5ent 3inien
Sic &rtegSiparmarfen tragen 4 Broz
gent 53inien, Ste iebeS @terteliabr uerz
re6net peroeL iobab Der eigentlide
,3tnsfub fiirS Sabr auf 4 1z2 81 lteben
fomn1t. Wer ). $. fiir $l0O ggaT=
1narfen fauft, brau6t nnr $83. 40 5u
.entri6ten; ant /. San. 1923 erbdt oer
barn 500. Ser l1nteri6teb TN See
trog 1T bl1r6 bie 3inien aufgebradt
.iporbe1t.
&iinbisnug auf 10 Sage
@ollte ientarb IN grobe SCOT gerateH
.ll1lo baS @elb nptipenbig brau6en, To-
fan11 er auf Ser Soft iein @tlb nit ben
fdlltgen 3tnien tpieber erbalten, nadrs
be11s 10 Gage abselanfen fino.
8etrGae fit BrDipn Gp.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07

Silbing SaBnfe, tpel6er 5ams=
tag 11a6 Minleapolis perreiite, nm iid
5arliDerben 3l1 laiien, r1ubte u1lperri6tez
ter Dinge 3l1ridfebre11. Gr NOR 81
fpdt sefon11ile1l l1lb 11tubte ii6 aliD
W1iitttmo6 bter regiitriere11 laiierl ssSsll sSll
IW1inneapolis traf er leirle 5dapefter
IGloa, lpel1e III g1orb 3afota dis 2ebs
rerin tdtig mar alllo oieie tam nit nad
4Sallie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07

So Wn1. S. @rnaial BON 5pring=
iielo anl s5amStag Dorletter Wobe
bein Mtilitdr eiirlriifen 1nubte, 10 boben
56err unb sSralt e5nafal ibre 5ausz
aerdte eiuaepadt lillb iilb bierber gez
13oaen. Erall gmnial iuiro N Stem
him bleiben lange Sibr Man11 I'M
gienlt See Sallbes ftebt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07
81 egeltipetter ei1l 6ilt>
Der1tis.
1lm5ug am @rdberidmiif ifllngs stag
trDk 0es Gegens ausgefiihrt, Giele
gSereinignngen beteiligen ii6. Muz
iiffapelleu In Der 9arabe. 6ait
$500 fit 0as 6Dte Grelt5+

iiffapelle1l IN Der 9arabe. 6ait
$4,000 fit oas 6pte Grel15+
5rob bes Nege11s, Ser be8 gornlittags
anp Grdberl61niid du11g8tage fait n1lll1lterz
broden ftel tpurDe Ser l11n5lg, Der bonn
Sederpoite1 nnb Der 8eretnigung beS
Rpten areu5eS eeplant ipar, burbgez
|sfiiIl fibrt @S mari6terten allerOtng8 nidt
TO Die1e Qeltte NIT, aber benno6 tDar bte
Betelienas febr gut.
Ser ll1nsug
s. Nn Der 5pitbe 1lDar Der Geitmari6all
2ouis 9. 8p9el; ibrl folgten Ste itdotiz
Ef6en gean1ten, Ser 5ederpoiten lnb
6eder5trfel. Sir etlihe Ser 8eteranen
Han6en Nnton1obile berett, Bic biejenigen
|aufnobr11el1, bie li6 fir ben Marld
EntM frdftig ge11lg fiiblten. Dann fa=
men Sic Nntomobtle be8 Noten &reu5e8,
Die id6r1 befortert iDare1l. Darunter
befa1tb li6 etne Nnlbnlaa5 bes Noten
afrell5es ptr1ter bteler fa1nen Die Nnz
fo1nDbile Der @lter11, beren S0bnen III
Sen 5riee gesogen ii1lb. Dienitbanner
nebten bon tbren &raftmaeen. Die
Seuermebr 111b 9e1npelritter lparen
Ein Uniform au8geriidt. Der Nrbetter=
oeretrl Ser BDriterorben unb ote 8oooz
men batten it6 benz l1m5uge ansez
Efdblel1, SIM s3uee befarben ii6 all6
|6offnetiterS &apelle 1rb Dte unton
Concert Banb.
r Die jl1ngen 2ente in Der 9araoe
9ie g6nlpereiltgungen oe8 Noten
EE5alrel15eB Setete11 III perl6iebenen Idttgz
feifen, lDie fte beitrebt iinb, onr6
Strider, Ndben nnb ba8 Nnfertisen
bon gerbaroseug, it6 niibli6 81 ma
den. Danu1 fam etn gdaumager, a1lf
ben1 bie SreibeifS 6en1d0r erupptert
lparen eine Ansabl iuneer Mdoden frus
Ebie SABINE Der Beretnigte1l 9faaten.
EEsSoan o'Nrc IN Maffenrii1tuns rttt auf
Eeiner1 SAi1n11lel, etne anoere gruppe
Efubr allf einen1 8agen l1nb perltnnbtlbz
Iihte beloifhe sSlndtlt1ge. Die Sduz
ner bonn golieee 1l11o Ben @6ulen batter
d; ,esl1 ls1nsua beteiliat, Der getptb
fia ifjaaittsl beI. aa.ifdr1be1r ,lod redt inpfoz
|.iant mar. gie netiten 11laridierterl
nur bis nod rsfatb. 56ule ltno febr.
ten 0anne mieoer UNI tpetl Die 9traBe1l
bon oa abs 1idt iebr gut fDaren.
seitreoner,
y1f ber1 @tabtftrhhpf iprad5 Baitor
81 Niehioh611ier nus @lenn Gne III
Se,,t{c1er g5nrnd1e, @r fpteS baro1f bin,
Sob I Mem nm ms Nrofr,n So. Sic ssreiz
heiisnnIp;hen xii S 1m6 gseitrdoe Fir oqS
Mofe Gre,1, iiber,eihnet bdtte11. mas
Snh @ mnf,I fiioIicb nls ein Fir lire
oono1itGt Rom onoeiehen fnerben biirfte. @r
hetn1te n1h' bnk Sic Mnertfouer oe1tz
ider glb{ton11nliflo tre1 at bern 2anbe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-07

Dienstag batten Die 9dalI
SET @onltaeidlle ber Goneresatiols
|liiten Rirde ibr iidbrlideS Didnif aalf
ben1 Sermalnsberg. Tim s lltr 1ulroe
|gupper 5erpier Qllt llno Sung a1lii<
fisrts iiib t6itliid
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-02-21

face, fol cling herself to calmness again
or at least TO sanity. She had to go
back. She told herself so, many times.
So Billy Louise went back to the
cabin, slowly, with shaking legs and
n heart that fiuttered and stopped,
fluttercd and jumped and stopped, and
made her Stagger as she walked. She
reached the doorstep and stood there
with her palms pressing hard against
her cheeks again. you've got to do
it. You've got tor she whispered to
herself cOmmundingly.
She never doubted that Ward was
inside. She thought she would find
him dead-dead and horrible, perhaps
No other solution seemed to fit the
circumstances. He was in there, dead.
1t took courage to open that door,
but Billy Louise had courage enough
TO open it, and to step inside and close
the door after her. She did not look
nt anything in the cabin while she did
1t, though. She kept her eyelids down
so that she only saw the floor directly
III llOhl vi illC uOOls OllC huO a OChSC
of relief that it looked perfectly nat
ural, though dusty.
Throw up your hands!" came
hoarsely from the bunk. Billy Louise
gasped and pulled her gun, and
dropped crOuching to the floor. Also
she looked up.
From her crOuching position she
looked into Wards fever-wild eyes.
He was sitting up in the bunk, and he
was pointing his big forty-five at her
relentlessly. "Get up from there" I" he
ordered sternly. Don't try any game
like that on me, Buck Olney! Get up
and go over and sit in that chair. I've
got few things to say to you"
Billy Louise somehow grasped the
truth, up to certain point. Ward was
sick; 30 sick he didn't know her.
She thought she would better humor
him. She got up and went and sat in
the chair as he directed.
Ward, keeping the gun pointing her
way, sneered at her in way that
made the soul of Billy Louise crimple.
She faced him big-eyed, too amazed
at the change in him to feel any fear
that he would harm her. He had whis-
kers two inches long. She wouldn't
have known him except for his hair
and that was terribly tousled; and his
eyes, though they were wild and angry.
His voice was hoarse, and while he
glared at her, he coughed with a hard,
crOupy resonance.
$50 you came back, did yuh?" he
asked grimly at last. "Well, you didn't
get a chance to plug me in the back,
How long did you lay up there on the
bluff this time, waiting to catch me
when wasn't looking? I've been wish
ing I'd left that rope so it would have
hung you, you -p (Billy Louise
listened round-eyed to certain man.
sized epithets strange to her ears)
81 suppose you and Foxy and that
halfbreed have been fixing up some
more evidence, huh? You figure that
can't catch 'em this time and work
the brands over, so they'll stand Yes,
and I'll get railroaded to the pen.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-02-21
A DAGGER
IN THE BACK

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do, and you don't whine about It; and
I've been weak and-horrid; and I'll
have to love you about a million years
before l can quit feeling ashamed"
She kissed him again with a passion
Of remOrse for her doubts of him.
"Are you through being pals, Will
helmina?" Ward broke rules and freed
an arm, so that he could hold be-
closer.
'No, I'm just beginning. Just he
ginning right. I'm your pal for keepS.
But"
II love you for keeps, lady mine"
Ward stihtd another cough. "Whsn
are you going to marry me?"
"Oh, when you get over the hooiin'
cough, s'pOse." Once more Billy Lou
Use, for the good of her patient, forced
herself into safe flippancy-that was
not fiippant at oil, but merely a tender
pretense.
"Now it's up to you to show me
whether you are in any hurry at all
to get WE'LL" she said. keep your
hands under the covers while l make
some tea. That fever of yours has got
to be stopped immediately-to once"
She went over and busted herself
about the stove, never once looking
toward the bed, though she must have
felt Wards eyes wOrshipping her.
She hunted through the cupboards
and found bottle of turpentine; sir
upy and yellowed with age, but pun
gent with strength. She found some
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-02-21

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