The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15


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~C1Altnt yos s.s sg~ Arthur ASKED TIE
E.sn whom shs had found st hsi lsesl oAss
Christmas ~. ~ss her tFelisr Ana wcras-
much worss-,hs man wto hAd .ftxessa Ter
IA the south ~As her brother For lals .
Negro had been lynehsd And tksgs w1s
ncthins TO 90 about Il
Ths Negro ~As dead II eouid only have
dsstroyst Riehard morally Destroyed him
because re sssrniy acoulsscsd ln "a. form
% s~4ft ana necessary lus,ioe--if ts were
toli that an laroosnt man hss pad rOr .
tsiEt In "a. blood % Hopss srfortun.ss fam,
Nv. Sic o0ussng tel that. she loved him
TOO much His hAs.iEe-s wss TOO Gear u
her TIE posssszisn = him to- ssgais
tie . ~ 10 h~r she could not tsmpsr with
such things-luss o. unjust event. bad 10
'NttH"s
except Arthur sad that Il Hope could have
saved the Nesros lie b. revsAiing what
really had happened she would have done 40
Bat the Negro Wa dead she probably had
secretly. reimbursed any ore dep udcnt upon
him. Bat oouitnt 80 sss he terror q the
things for her. Th. ,srrlbls secret and
the man was IN ghe house.
Arthur sAit that he panic Of tho thought
mase him Almost deiiriona He tho oniy
psrssn aside from HOPE who could ~ In ths
house and know what csrat really as and
What Hopes dilemma really sAs had to
miles 70 80 ard sornsihing might happen
any minute Terror q ,his nature l. s.A;ort.
iEs ana uneaianesns Arthur sala 10 re
gained suficiert command % himself 20 sp.
preach the houss under oontrol. a. AZ = psr-
po~s in cominx bach we're really rhAt be
va about 70 s>y n v.s
Life. he sAld 10 ar ansiciiraAs. Here hs
rad conc in . a<iirlGrn. or near ons. wish.
what rad anc vhAf n.sh; happen. and Hope
and RlshArt-shs only people q ths party
atm awake and sboui-kad been seated
calmly BY the frs As indifferent 70 the gn.
giessantnsss the menace q The situation ss
II Gerald hse been a year GA baby ATshar
ssl1 he vas gise be has managed to get
control u himself
Thsy rsre asionlshei to ses Arthur hack
ssslr. but s.d &c see him. and his ssDlans-
tion % why he h@t corn. ~as accepted AZ
adequate with vhat - had VI h. mind
he vas ssr4s & vas flrnsy.
They had been discussing C.raid Richard
ssit tnzt Hops xas distressed that there
should have been = vsri2bie irr1p;ion d
tfais 1npss&ssnt u.aa.
Ia 70 slfslr to Richard TO sutj-st him TO
C-r4lc.- ssit HoSs. ana yes ] ceat sno-
zk.kt 70 40 about T. We cant turn him
directly cut q doors ard re o4nt bs un-
plsAs.Li TO hsns. bss hs = u. isst thins I
sbesla have Asksc = k.ppen--
I've b<en tslllns Hog fkss sts 4 foolish
TO t< ceDcsrn.<.~ s-le Rick.rf ~I-u admit
that oersit IL rot a ps~pos.>ssins person.
tss lee Boshlnx % ~orTy about. and Hepe
10 too sentative. Wen survive rs VISA
TIE consissrztion which Hops ard Richard
k4d ssr sach other vss very kina- Arthur
tbousht bot he oousd uncs-i2n1 why Hops
vss concerned Arthur himself sss no, -.
hcw Re could b q much serves. bst hs had
resolved TO 1T " al night sns whatever
s>rvsos Q vake<sl fnsbrn~1 mar cosh give
hs would s.ve- At least there would b
sens ous awake Who know ~hzt had hap
p<ne1 ana what might happen IN The hogsa-
When Hope a1c Richard we're ready to
retire Arthur saSd hs uas rot slsspy ana fs-
q us.sS~ wnusxA - n a. ruoA Enat lrt<n-