davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-04

mnie breezy, jest tax szczeg6l-
mem, il movie o TEN by}oby POM
nozeniem cierpienia!
49, A jednak m6wic musisz, -
rzek}W1odzimierz, moze ia jestem
niewinna przyczyna twego z}ego
humoru,i moze bede m6gl sic PREY
czynic do naprawienia twego hui
moru.
- Me, ME, odrzekla, Laura
dosyc zywo, - ME zajmuj sic mo
i'm smutkiem, to wkr6tce przej--
die.
-Jezcli mnie kochasz, to mi pc
wiesz 0 co ci chodzi!- rzekf WHO
dzimierz, marszczac czolo, - prag
ne podzielic tive cierpienie, vice
mann prawo zadac, azebys je wyz-
na}a bez ogr6dek.. Nov, Lauro,
gdyz bede- sic gnicwa1.
- O W1odzimierzu, bedziesz sic
gniewa1, jezeli powiem! odpar-
la Laura Z ciezkim smutkiem, -
wien, re to, co 81 mann powiedziec
przyjmiesz lie bardzo..
- Jeszcze bardziej zaostrzasz
moja ciekawosc i bierzesz mnie ma
tortury, - rzeA W}odzimierz -
movie wreszcie~ co to takiego.
ADVICE dobrze,- rzek4a- pc
wolf, - dowiedz sic zatem, re
przyczyna mego z}ego humoru, me
go nieszczescia JEST. sen!
49, CO "a dziecinstwo! - zawo-
}a} Wlodzimierz, 49, ha! sadzilem
re jestes wolna cd przesad6w,ale
przekonywam sic, re tax ME jest,
No, no, COZ to ci sic sni}o?
- Sen byl piekny, lecz strasz-
ny zarazem! 49, odpowiedziala z
wfasciwa W1oszkom zywoscia -
siedzia}am w slicznym ogrodzie i
czckalam twojego powrotu.
Mic wracales tax d}ugo, re "a
cze}am obawiac sic Q ciebie, PREY
puszczac lie eli sic traffic jakies
n~ieszczescie, zcs spadl Z konia.
Pospieszy}am zatem przez park
do poblizkicgo lasu, z kt0rego
przyjsc males. Doszed}szy do Ia
SUI ujrzafam twego konia przywia
zanego do drzewa, a ciebie II
stop kobiety, kt6rej ME widzia--
lam nigdy. By}o ona piekna, choc
prosta tylko odziez obejmowa}a
jej wysmuk1a kibic, by}a jednak-
re piekniejsza odemnie, hos jej
przysiega}, re jest najpiekniejsza
z kobiet.
- Ho! hal rozesmia} sieW}o
dzimierz ma Gale gardfo, - bozek
snow jest zlosliwym, kiedy mnie
tax pred toba o%czernia! Ale
NOW dalej, moja droga, jestem
doprawdy ciekawy, jak dalece sic
zapomnia}em!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-04
ponury @on2 w >WarSzawi@
HRABIA B0CUMIt .KAMlNSKl

wschodzie, gdy Hiszpan wr6cil do
swego mieszkania.
By} znuzony i rozdrazniony, ME
lyle wskutek sceny z hrabina, ami
wskutek grozacego niebezpieczen-
silva, re zostanie dostrzezonym
przez hrabiego, lecz dlatego, re
opuszczajac willie zosta} napadnie-
ty przez trzech drab6w i musia}
bronic swojego zycia.
Wypadek ten zaszed} W chWili,
gdy Pedro Wyszed1 z ogrodu will
przcszed1 szaniec turecki i przy--
byl do Waehring, azeby ztamtad
udac sic do miasta.
Zajscie to bardziej go rozdraz--
milo niz MONA bylo przypuszczac.
By} on nawyk}ym do walczenia
O byt, znajdowa} sic ju znieraz W
podobncm polozeniu, ale nigdy
ME doznawal obawy smierci.
Dzisiaj jednakze, gdy posiadal
srodki wygodnego pedzenia zycia
i zadawalniania namietnosci, dis
poznal sic 4 tenn uczuciem DO raz
pierwszy i zamiast walczyc wolal
uciekac.
I uciek1 rzeczywiscie, pokonaw
sly jednak poprzednio jednego z
przeciwnik6w, i to najsilniejszego
z pomiedzy trzech.
Bee tchu przybyl do Wachring,
a gdy tam, wbreW oczekiwaniu
ME znalazf zadnej dor6zki, byl
zmuszony daleka droge do miasta
odbyc piechota.
Mic dziwnego, re by} znuzonyi
re wrociwszy do domu ME zwazal
ami Ia nizki uk}on sluzacego, ami
ma krzyki lydia.
Znajdowa} sic W tym stanie zu-
pelnej obojetnosci ma zcwnetrzne
wrazenia, W kt6re cz}owiek zapa
Ga wskutek zbyt wielkich moral
nych albo materyalnych wysilcn,
W tym stanie, W kt6rym wszystko
jest nam obojetne, %poniewaz z Of
wartemi oczyma marzymy, a ma
stepnic czynimy, magic zazwyczaj
! wazne bardzo postanowienie.
TAX tez bylo z Pedrem.
Przyszed1 on %narcszcic do row.
nowagi i powiedziaf sobie, re mu-
81 sw6j %stosunek Z hrabina zacho-
wac ~jeszcze przcz czas jakiS W ia
jemnicy, a Wlodzimicrza ciezko u
karac "a pope}niona zdrode.
Postanowi} W Wiedniu, wysta--
pic ma wielka skale, zacmic i na
drugi plan usunac Kaminskicgo,
a do tego cclu wydalo mu sic maj
odpowiedniejszem doprowadzic
60 do pojedynku z hrabia Marba-
chem.
Pojedynek ten musia1 sic skon-
czyc smiercia jednego z przeciw-
nik0w. Wlodzimierz zatem albo
/ zginie, albo bedzie zmuszonym ma
tychmiast opuscic Wieden, ola u
nikniecia kary jaka prawo austry
ackie ma acknowledgement sic sta
nowi.
Azeby jednak pojedynek tax
sic odby} jak Pedro pragnal, mu-
sia} on sam wmieszac sic W te
sprawe. Postanowi1 zatem pojsc
nazajutrz do hrabiego Marbacha i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-04
(CiQg dalszy.)

3yla to konicczna przezornosc,
gdyz inaczcj znikniecie lydia mo,
globy dac pow6d do poszukiwan j
wykrycia postepku Pedra, a W
takim razic musialoby sic wydac
fa,szerstwo podpisu Marbacha i
IIiszpan bylby narazony ma cd :
powiedzialnosc podw6jna.
List wymuszony zapobiegl to-
ma jcdnak, a Pedro byl pewny,
zc gdy sfa}szowany weksel zap}a-
CT, to Mkt ME bedzic go m6g} os-
karzyc o nieprawne postepowanie
chociaz Aron przysiega}, re sic
pomSci s%trasznic "a swoje przy--
%trzy1nanie.
Obawiajac sic zc w koncu TO-
s1anic znuszonym do wydania we
ksiu be- pieniedzy, zyd rzucal sic
i lrzyczal nieustanic, tax ze Pc
dro musia} mice bardzo slime ncr-
wy; ably zniesc ca}y ten ha1as.
Ze spokojem i obojetnoscia ME-
zr3wnana s}uchaf OH narzekah zy
da, m6wil mu, re za}uje, IL mic ma
to poradzic ME mozc i zalecal mu,
zcby mic obraza1 Boga klna6 tax
bczboznie.
Rozumie sic, &c to jeszcze: bar
dziej gniewalo Aroma Levy po--
budzalo do jeszcze .wiekszych
klatw i narzekan. Odmawiajac ja-
dla i napoju rzuca} sic jak dixie
zwierze W swoim pokoju i pre-
klinaf stokrotnie los .kt6ry 60
wprowadzil W stosunck z Pedrem.
- Al! co ia nam "a Interest,"
wola} okolo godziny dziesiatej, to
jest W c%zasie, kicdy Pedro znaj--
dcwa} sic juz W will Marbach, -
w koncu moze sic pokazac, re We
ksel fa}szywy i strace mole pic
niadze!
- Powaz sic ty jeszcze raz mo
lego pana oskarzac O falsezrstwo
zagrozil mu shlzacy Pablo - g}od
menu chleb ma mysli.. sam jes~-
tes oszust, vice innych robisz O.
szustami.
- Co osZust? - zaWO1af ArOn
Levy, - ia pozyczam pieniedzy
na maly procent i mann wzglad ma
d1uznika, jezeli ME moze zap}aciG
punktualnic co do godziny. Slu~-
chaj, panic Pablo - doda} pc
chwili, - ME wyjdziesz zlc ma
TEN, jezeli mnie wypuscisz ma 60
dzine. Nam pilny interes.
- Mic z tego, - odrzekf Pab.
10 smiejac sic, - pan Levy 20.
stanie tutaj, ia jestem wiernym
sluga mojego pana.
- Dam .ci diva dukaty,-rzek]
zyd pc d}uzszym namysle, 49, "a
godzine powr6ce i Mkt ME bedzie
wiedzia}, re mi wyswiadczy1es te
}aske.
- Ma mic sic to wszystko ME
zdalo, - od%powiedzia1> Pablo, -
ME zdradze mojego pana. Bad2
cierpliwy, zydzie, pan MOI powrd
ci niezad}ugo.
Pociecha ia ME uspokoi1a lydia.
a zreszta DUO jeszcze czasu do pc
wrotu Pedra uplyne}o.
Dzien zaczal sic szarzec ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-04

| - To co wielmozny, pan rozka
re, - odpowiedzial Aron .szybko,
-moge przysiadz, ze jasnie pan
powr6ci} o swicie, albo re re pra
cowa1em z jasnie panem przez ca.
Ia noe mad kontrolowaniem ra-
chunk6w 2 d6br panskich.
- Dobrze, tax powiesz wsze~
die gdzie Gle spytaja, a Pablo i
ia poswiadczymy to W potrzebie,
49, rzekl Hiszpan' ucieszony.
A pc chwili dodal:
- Zalezy mi IA tenn ,zebym u
chodzi} "a czarnoksieznika. Oskar
zaja mnie, re Geese wczorajszego
wieczora przepedzifem W budua--
RE pewnej pieknej kobiety.C hce
dowiesc, re tax ME bylo.
- O! honor kobiety, to rzecz
najdrozsza W swiecie, - odpowie
dial zyd, - to prawdziwe szczes-
Gle dopom6dz jasnie panu do je-
go obrony.
T., - Bedziesz vice mia} to szczes-
Gle i tysiac gulden6w W dodatku,
49, uSmiechna} sic Hiszpan - ME
mozesz jednak jeszcze zaraz sic
oddalic, lecz pozostaniesz tutaj i
"a godzine p6jdziesz re nina do
mieszkania hrabiego Marbacha.
Aron Levy by1 got6w ma wszy-
stko. Odpowiedzia}, re "a tysiac
gulden6w podjalby sic z}ozyc
swiadectwa pred samym szata--
mem, pozostaf spokojnie W poko-
ju, kt6ry mu przeznaczono.
Tymczasem Pedro przygotowy-
wal sic. do zamierzonej wizyty,>
Byla godzina si6dmia rano, "a
godzine m6g} pojechac do Doeb~:
ling.
Zamierza1 stanac pred Marba:
chem, powiedziec mu re sic juz do
wiedzial O oszczerstwie Kamihs--
kiego i re przybywa, ably je odep-
rzec. ..
Wybieranie sic jego przerwa}o
wejscie Pabla i. oznajmienie, re
hrabia Marbach przyby} go 3D.
wiedzic.
Wiadomosc ia W najwyzszym
stopniu zadziwi}a Pedra.
- Hrabia Marbach? Mylisz sic
chyba! - zawo}a}.
I pospieszyl do przedpokoju,
ably sic naocznie przekonac.
ByI to W istocie hrabia Marbach
blady i przygnebiony. Sraci} on
Gala wielkopanska swobode, rugby
jego by}y niepewne, a ma powita-
ME Pedra rzekl drzacym g}osem :
- Wybacz panic Don Sanchez
re Gle nachodze W tax rannej go
:dzinie. Interes wielkiej wagi spro
wadza mnie tutaj.
- Cieszy mnie bardzo, &c pana
hrabiego widze Il siebie. - 3D.
rzekf Pedro, kt6ry niczego bar
dziej pragnac ME m6gl jak odwie
DIN Marbacha, jestem got6w
sluzyc panu!
Weszli obydwaj do salonu Pc
dra i obok siebie, jak na1lepsi
przyjaciele siedli ma kanapie.
Pc chwili milczenia Marbaeh "a
cza1 movie.
Opowiedzia1 szczego}owo wszy--
stko co zasz1o.
Powt6rzy1 dok}adnie W jaki
spos6b mniemany Kaminski W
mieszkaniu Candida zwr6cil je-
go uwage ma stosunki Blank 2
Pedrem, jak mu przysiagl, re vie
y newnoScia. 10 nm6wili sic 2 So
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-04

s}owem ME zamilcza} zadnego
szczeg6lu Wiadomego r6wnie do
brze czytelnikom i Pedrowi.
Pedro odegral najwieksze zdzi-
wienie i oburzenie.
Ten Kamihski jest skolczo-
nym }otrme! 49, rzek} tupiac noga
W najwiekszym gniewie, - ha
ten kto sic powaza oskarzac W ia
XII spos6b kobiete, mole to uczy-
mic tylko przez zemste.... many
vice autora owego listu mi}osne-
go przes}anego PAM hrabinie z
moim podpisem!.... SzczeSliwy
jestem, re moge odeprzec to pod}e
oskarzenie!.. M6wisz pan re twie
rdzi on, il wczoraj wiecz6r by1em
W will panskiej w Doebling!....
Ha ;! panic hraboi, krew moja wre
i wolalbym rozprawic sic oreznie
z tym nedznikiem, ale zmuszam
sic do spokoju, azeby panu udo--
wodnic, re to jest k1apstwo, jezeli
ten sam cz4owiek W dw6ch miej--
scach jednoczesnie bye ME mole.
Prose- tutaj panic Levy.
. zyd wszed1 ia zawolanie i ia
zadanie Pedra oswaidczy}, re
wraz Il MIN od dziesiqtej wieczo--
rem az do Switu przegladal rachu
nki, ktorc Cd rzadcy d6br Pcdra
nadeszly.
- Czy wystarcza panu zeznanie
tego uczciwego czlowieka? - spy
tai Pedro hrabiego, - jczeli ME,
to got6w jestem postawic innych
.swiadk6w!~
~ Wierze panu, odpowie~-
dzia1 hrabia Marbach ponuro, -
wierze teraz i WIEN, co mann uczy
mic. Hrabia Kaminski, kt6ry sic
targnal na honor mego domu, mu-
81 dac satysfakcye. Idle do niego!
i ia jestem %obrazony, vice
ide z panem!- zawola} Pcdro,-
dowiedziemy temu postepnemu i
chytremu nikczemnikowi re umie-
my karae oszczcrc6w. Chodzmy,
panic hrabio!
Marbach, kt6ry juz re wzgledu
ma przysiege Blank wierzyc mu-
siaf Hiszpanowi, gotow byl p6jse
z MIN do micszkania mniemanego
Kaminskiego i natychmiast wy
braf sic W droge.
Wlodzimicrz ME domysla} sic
bynajmniej wizyty, jaka go cze-
kala.
By} or przekonany, zc~ Hiszpan
mic pokaze sic nigdy, a hrabia
Marbach, st0sownic do zWyczaju,
przysle sekundant6w, azeby 60
wyzwali ma pojedynek.
w tenn przewidywaniu Wlodzi-
mierz postanowi} bardziej jeszcze
dotknac i .rozdraznic Marbacha
przez nieprzyjecie pojedynku i do
prowadzic do tego, azeby Gala.
sprawl rozg1osila sic W szerokich
kolach i zeby hrabstwo tym spo--
sobem stall sic przedmiotem pub
licznego posmiewiska.
Siedziaf vice spokojnie PREY
Sniadaniu, czytajac gazety i cd
czasu do ezasu rzucajac okiem ma
Laure, kt6ra widocznie nadasana
siedzia}a PREY oknie.
= Co ci jest, moja pNekna? -
zapyta} wreszcie, wstajac, zmie
ni}as sic zupenie cd wczoraj
wzgledem mnie, tax, re musze "a
pytac: co sic sta}o?
= Pozwd mi milczec, = 3D.
parla Laura niechetnie, = to co
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TuE REASON MANY r,rL.

'Cpyrlrht 1879 by fdrar : uur,t
1 used 10 wonder why 1, was SO few we're at
the top.
why some men get so far ahead while all the
others stop
Ru, ina, was in The olden day, wh-a was
but lad
l understand 4, now because experience I've
had
| went4nto corner store to spend my hard
carHSd pslf,
The man k,hu owns he littlc place was stand
ing JheFr himself
Bus ne was talking po't'@s or something
wa1 fcieed . e
And hadn't time 20 take the cash which
bad cSee TO s%eaaa.sag
fuurh}eI with my -pocStthook, tried TO
tried dozen ways or more 20 show Ia
come 20 buy
A. las' | asked him kindly u he cared to
wait on me
can be
40 not wonder any more shy few men
reach ths top.
I've found the answer many times In many
store and shop.
~, 81 men STAR out In 'ito with hope and
prospects bright
Hut Jus. few discover that 1t pays to be
toe,r,sa' 1919 u ra..r 4 Guest e
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....., ,.s.. .rl.lR .e.r thho fc"
nouu SOW It s "A ganSlc wuo'hfr It see there
at nil The conduct OF Tie postal facilities
abroad ls one Of ,ho blackrst spots In our war
record
TAc tjpe ~ businc.s man Who staTes the fu-
,urc of a huslucss for present profits iS well
known. lie 8. an efficient and honest admins
traitor Thcre are no prongacies Of expenditure
Everything In subordinate to the supreme pur-
pose Of laying before ho board OF directors at
their annual meeting q report reeklng with
d., ,IdcndF
su,h a man lacks vision lIo takes no heed
N the future ilr is always The man 10 driv"
,nc human element INTO HuhOrdinaton lie II
tuiisr q, lhoa" trlpw hin. fawntng TO those
ahoyc Ilc win pa',h machinery AS long as It
yli holi together ra'h'r than Install a modern
pIo,c-, ue Will II lcf 10 charge indefinitely.
wI,,k any business iol Eauged by the FIRST
frA reports. lr Is q splendid business man
We huf roIm,vtcr Gep"ral Hurloson IN of
tbIs ype
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MIR. nURIEsON-BusINEss MAN.

q Tho annual report OF Postmaster General
Burleson reminds us'-that among the numerous
complains made against him during tho last few
years none assaed hs ability as n business
man The report. made up by friendly hands.
dsclosss the postofficc department as n money
maker II shows op iA face that the depart
ment for tn, fiscal year 1919 made a net profit
OF s2.si?,SSi For the oscven-ycar period OF
Burfeson incumben~ profit OF $4,000, 900 iT
shown.
There are those who have urged that the
postmaster general has peculiar method for
arriving ut hts mathematical conclusions Let
the ohjcftlon he w,lred aud the figures accept.
ed, though the enormous deficit piled up by the
wire companies during his administration leavcH
one wondering why genius should succeed 40
signaly with a letter and fail so ignominiousy
with a telegram
II is possible to show temporary profit In
most any business nv the process known AS
starving It," That is what Mr. Hurlcson has
done with the postal department He has
literally starved It to death The general pub
lie needs no reminder from The world to con
vince IT that tho postal service is at the lowest
point ~ efficiency In It's history It has been
declining from approximately the same length
ot umo Mr. Rurlcson has been It's gudns
genius
And It has worked n most EtiovouS wrong
upon ovcry. employc In the service Nct only
that bu, the railroad carriers ~ the mails have
tecu the victims of form " dcspo,sm that
has resulted In Il considerable portion OF the
railroad deficit othat now starcs the public ia
the face once again rermit ~ to observe that
Dr a
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n Cgplng Faith.

The senatorial leaders who have successfully
Fought against the contamination of Woodrow
Wilson's scheme to subordinate the sovereignty
OF tho United states 10 that " a supcrnation to
plunge us into the Iuarrcls and Of Europe.
80 rob ~ ~ the power to decide our own COURSE
la International affairs. have not broken faith
with any power I'm the world. Whether that
power was "a co hrlgrrent with the United
states In the war Against Germany an enemy or
4 neutral They have kept faith with their own
country. the United States. the power whose
independence T. Is their duty To uphold and
whose constitution they sworn TO defend
ENeu tho chagrin ~ defeated politician can
not excuse or eNtrnuatc such gross miSrcpre-
seniauon OF the facts as this ~ which Homer
$ Cummings is guliy.-New York sun
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EHuSShhand EHuSShh
9 and "a
BY Jane Phelps

, ter" MrA Thurston called merrlly.
hes "A bad flalterer."
but | had paid attention, and /
enjoyed hls compliment OHt' OF the
most curious of human weaknesses
is that we all enjoy flattery. We are
ready. 10 swallow any cXaggeration
II IT refers to us In flatteripg tones.
That Tom was entertained was
obvious as the evening cwore away.
He told stories. joked, and Nughed
more than he mad since we left AT
lantic City. Had he mistaken his
feelings, AMI was he too, glad to
meet people with whom We might be
on friendly terms Then another
thought brought "A little stab. II he
was mistaken about wanting TO be
alone with n,e, was 1t proof mat he
had begun to care less for me?
Cant we have rare bit, Suc?'
he asked. interrupting my musings
My wife is famous cook Thurs
ton"
Certainly we can" | replied, de
lighted at his commendatiuu. just
as Mrs. Thnrston broke in.
you viii have to teach mo to
, make some OF the nice things you
know how 10 prepare, am not
much of a housSkeeper"
GU uOU stay a. HplllF l'hN
enough to keep house" her husband
interrupted. but good-naturcdiy-
A Good Time.
Amid much laughter aud chatting
We all adjourned TO the tiny kitchen
whore /. lacking chnting dish,
made q rarehtt In saucepan, and
they praised Il unstintedly. While
1t was cooking Tom had slipped out
to the corner and brought In some
bottled beer. so that we had quite a
feast II was nearly midnight when
the Thurstons went home, and quite
that before We retired.
Did you enjoy them - l asked
Tom
Very much indeed Thurston is
plain sort Of chap, but he's all
right" he replied.
What about her."
I'm not 80 sure about her She =
rather spoiled / imnr~e | wonder
who she was before she married
It's rather queer she doesn't kno"
how to cook" Tom returned. un-
fastening his collar. 90
she was buyer or something
FOR a millinery house, imagine
from what she said" replied, II
wanted to ask her. but didn't quite
Ike to-
THAT would account for her not
knowing how TO cook Wen you can
teach her all rtght, That was 4
dandy rarehit."
Tomorrow brings home the
ater tickets
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Bennie's Notebook

Me and skinny MarLn wawtra D..
the park last Satidday to sec II tn.sS
Was eny chessnuts, Mlrh ib,.. -
OF bin, ony II there was We y....Iss,
find them, and on the way l.ps "
started TO get da5k, mo saying Ieot
bet III be late for .eupYr agpn
wish l had a good Excuse. Vts ,in'
posed 10 OF started home si..
Wy don't you say you ..rgl ko,v
how erly II was, and hy rhe Tim.
you found out how late Il w.,s y,
wasent erly enuff? sel TuAs
I've sed that too meuy times thai
always ask me wy dideut / ASK sum,
body. l sed.
Well wy don't you say every t.,A.
you felt like asking Humtoi. ,bs,,a
wasent enybody errouna tg ash a.
you woul or asked thom1 sel skin.
my.
That's n heck OF iNcus- sed
And we kepp on wHWE.ug and II
kepp on getting darker. ana ssf,r.
sed. wy don't you say you STONED
TO pick up IA pin every time yug saw
| one and you never saw $50 m,gv IN
your llfe7
Aw keep quiet. I'm trying 10 .hink
up a ixcuse, | sed. Wien l,rn an
| doing till | got all the way homs
| without having eny thl},' up ye,
and | wawkcd In tho dining room
and suppir was necrY over non
looking at me and saying. Weu'
Sir? who, me? I sed
No. me, sed pop, wat d. YOU rNsen
by wawkinE In heer az ha' nls, sun.
pir time "A quarter to dzzert Ai,rr
all I've sed to you lately
Skinny Martin kepp mo back by
trying to tell me all sorts o' excuses
to tell you | sed
Yee gods. that's so had is good
sit down and drink your suop a
pop.
| Wich I did.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-05
KuM, C0nDM,N's DEFIANCE

Emma Goldman is actuall, on the way she
and her affinity Alexander Hickman, under
scn,eucc Of deportation, were sent to Ellis Island
wednesday. ana from there. II none Of the
pinjls ot the service interfere will he sent to
Russia
Emma had to have her li'tc rtns at Ameri-
can law ana ordcr she said.
They are not ria of MS. not by ~ long
shot Won uu back 90 Russia n"i get
lrrlrc and TIrtzky Co appoint US amhassa-
durs 20 the United states We may Yet iNc
90 see Emma Goldman getting cut OF hNtG
limousine Boz Washington and uu these
nasty utuc officials standing with hal itl.i
hauG-' ID
That's Emma aU ever Mabel hut alas her
dream can never come true Her lav is over In
America j. is quito possible that Lenine and
rrotLly will gratiry her whins But America
So long ss she remains America. re,aius the
right TO pass on the fitness cf those credrrtia'ed
to her capital Emma VIII always be unfit an
Ihe estimation or rcnpine Americans. And
that's the breed that, going TO 10 in charge Of
this government for aU u-ue after few more
months have elapsed
So II Emmas coming back shcu have 90
iurry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-05
The Horoscope
.'The stars incline, bat do no, coupa"
Friday. December ;, 1919.


During this planetary sway III,
stars are adverse. according to as.
uology. Although Saturn IS n
benetc aspect Neptune. Mars and
Jupiter aEe all In maIeIlc aspect
Uncertainty and unrest IN business
and political affairs appear 10 b
forecast for the nexl few weeks
Mars and Jupiter are 30 aspectea
AZ 10 presilge difficulty To- commerce
and business through class Struggle
as well as actual warfare.
Military affairs again viii occupy
attention and Neptuu4 indicates tha;
there will be great divergence 0.
opinion concerning army matters
Owing 10 this rule soldiers who
are aspirants to political honors dt
ilkely to be disappointed.
Saturn today gives encourIgcmeh,
to whatever pertains to the eaT,A
and the aspect should be good for
real estate ventures as Wei as mlnes
Some sort OF land eNCl,eWcn, IS
foreshadowed. This may be due 10
some government measure.
Certain lines OF business may 10
affected, by this dirsction Of tho
AATS.
Retrenchment will be more Of
necessity than mere choice before
the winter is ended. the seers de-
clare, for there is sinister siga
read as presaging condition inai
surprises and disconCcris even nos
who have had foresight
Public gratitude and rcrnfhlt'
for extraordinary GIVE service H.
prophesied for the Colurrl rtr
which will have an oppor uH.y p|
demonstrate It's true AmcrscAnAm .
is foretold.
One of the interpretations OF ms
days configuration sRcms 20 fore
shadow riots due 10 food shortage
or TO exposures concerning profieef'
Ing
Railways have the omen Of p''
riod OF serious troubles that mereP
precede changes for the better ~
which the government Is concerned.
Persons whose birthdaie y
should take no financial r.sNH l4u'
CATION will be unfortunate.
Children born on this day may -
steady and trustworthy hH eN.raYa.
CANT and ambitious. These 'nhlecr
OF Sagittarious usually are VeN
lucky
Copyright 1912 NJ ne M'Ng-e wv
paper Syndicate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-05
Observations BY u. D.. -.

4 French astronomer predicts the end OF the
world about December 90. Another good reason
fpr doing your Christmas shopping now.
/ The mother who as Riri, thought ~ great
Fun 10 catch the end gate OF a wagon and run
down the dusty road IN her bare feet, now has
a daughter who takes lessOns In aesthetic
dancing"
We have read tho letter OF Judge DigFs 10
the Democrat. and beg to inform him that the
democratic Irish funeral OF which he spoaks has
already taken place. Senator John Shrhpe VIII
Jams delivered tho eulogy
Ncws item: Fearing that the world Will
come 20 an end about December 90 not a few
residents of Mexico city have committed sui
eide" what was their hurry Couldn't they
Wnttofor the rest of the buuoh? They must have
been sooner"