davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-21
COUNTY court
Deeds Left for RAco-.,1

Louis Bcrtschy and wife H. Emma w.
Hartmann. lots 80 dan % IN l."r;Srhy :
addition TO Pleasant Valley: $40.
Hannah Obcrl" and husband to John
surgical and wife. property on f'urty-
eighth street: $40
Florence Wick Sampson 10 William ].
sampson. guaranty decd for parcel Uf
land on tho National Road near kuuCy's
Point; $4,000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-09

pagara ell diez por ciento 90 oo) del
precio de la venta de dichas propieda-
des al trustee que s,tscribe Ell el mo-
mento sitio de Ia venta, y el remanen-
te cuando Sc hnbiere hecho la escri-
tura demas documentos concernientes
a la venta terminada la titulacion.
Esta venta sc hace sujeta la apro-
bacion de la Corte y ell trustee que sus-
cribe Sc reserva el derecho de recha-
Ear cualquiera y .todas las ofertas que
Sc hicieren por cualquiera de Jas cita-
das propiedades 81 la oferta de refe-
rencia no alcanza cubrir Ell setenta y
cinco por ciento (75 oIo) del valor de
la tasacion que aparece en- la valoracion
de dichas propiedades archivada en- la
oficina del Referee en- quiebra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-09

cinco hbras por yarda cada una. Dos
LocomotoraS Americans Porter
Dos Locomotoras Alemanas, 22O vago-
nes de cana de una tonelada. $40 va
cones de cafias marca Gregg de dos
y media toneladas. 25 Yuntas de bue-
yes. 1885 tramos de via portatil, de
5 m. de largo, (7425 NJ. 159 tramos de
via portatil de IL m. de largo, (815
m). 21 tramos de via portatil de IL m
de largo, (52m.). 80 tramos de via por-
tatil, curvas 1-2 m. de largo (22S m.)
16 tramos de via portatil, curvas de
5 m. de largo, $50 m.).
Veinte y cuatro kil6metros de via fl.
ia de ferrocarrn construida con rallies
de treinta y cinco lbras con los dere-
chos de propiedad y paso sobre Ell te-
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TAI Ola COMO HOY

persegu!do alegremente por rapazuelos
desgrefados a quienes distribuia pese-
tas. En- seguida ell sombrero blando
Sc destocaba, respetuoso; y la muerte
recibia ell saludo superior de la mano
poderosa. Y ambos Sc recogian, en- la
frescura de la tarde, mientras La cam
panilla del hotel sonora en- todo el va
lie, uamaba a Ia comida. Y cuando por
la. noche, l&s sefioras de la sala aban-
donaban la costura y la partida de
whist terminaba, ambos subian pcr
las mismas escaleras; Canovas hacia su
cuarto abrumado de papeles de estado,
de vastos planes cue podian vivir lar
go, la muerte hacia arriba, hacia el
tercer piso. donde solo un rincon dor
mia la maleta de Iona. Santa Ague-
da Sc adormece en- ell silencio que baja
de los montes. Solo algun perro aulla
en- un caserio remote. Y en- ell corredor
el viejo reloj tembloroso, con su tic
tcc, marcia tic tao hacia la hora pos
trera del hombre poderoso, bien def
nido. seguro del poder y de la vida,
mientras encima, Ia muerte sin apre-
surarse, Sc desnuda la muerte, apaga
la vela.
Por fin, amanece ell domingo. JPor
que escogio esc dia el hombre del SOM
brero blendo. iAh estos Dom!ngos!
lestos Domingos ell que la burguesia
Sc mueasra mas vistosamente en- su lujo
ricachon en- su tradicionalismo estre-
cho (las saloras crujiendo ell sus gran
des trajes de seda para ir a misa los
hombres, rosplandeciendo en- sus boti-
mes reci5n lustrados, Y todos en- un& hi
lera Gecorcsa a1rastraLdose hscia la
iglesia, hacia Ia reverenc de los dog
masy, mii nan siemp-e asoeramente
a los racion is "a, los igualitarios!
Can1vas volv.o de nj "a; sen-ado Ell ell
banco del jardin junto a uAa puer,a
encr.stalaJa, rec9rre el peti62ico, MIRA
su reloj eSperando el almuerzo TIC
tao, tic tae, el minutero CORE.
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rreno en- que esta construida.

rreno en- que esta construida.
Un Generator ''Westing House. de
$50 K. w. Un Motor Wrestling House"
de 60 K. w. Una bomba Turbine y
motor de so X. w. (G. Ed Una bomba
Turbine motor de 40 X. w. (G. E.)
Un Motor Wrestling House" de Is K.
w.
Dos Transformadores de 40 K. w.
de tres fases. Un Transformador de 20
K. w. de una sola Ease. Dos Cuadros
generates. Un Cuadro indicator. Un Mo
tor Wrestling House" de rs K. w. Niue
bles de oficina. Muebles otros' enssres
de casa.
Efectos Y articulos contenidos en- al
macen segin detalle que suministrara
cuando Sc solicite del que suscribe. Sc
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tor Jose E. Saldafa Y SUI esposa, ante
Ell Notario Eduardo Acuiia, en- JUNO
ounce de mil novecientos diez y seis,
por atn periodic de diez amos que termi-
ma ell primero de julio de mil novecien-
tos veinte y seis, y por una renta anual
de tres mil seiscientos doIares pagade-
ros por trimestres adelantados, de la
propiedad que Sc describe en- la forma
siguiente: "Finca riistica llamada 'Au-
rora-Josefina' situada en- ell barrio de
Martin Gonzalez del municipio de Ca
rolina, compuesta de doscientos noventa
y cinco cuerdas y doscientas setenta y
ocho milecimas de cuerda, la cuaL CO.
linda por ell Norte con la Hacienda
Victoria de la Compaiiia Azucarera de
la Carolina y con la carretera de Rio
Piedras a Carolina, por Ell Este con la
citada Hacienda Victoria y terrenos
de Jose Bagueristain, por ell Sud terre-
nos de la Succession Valdejuli, de T. G..
I. Waymouth y de Jaime Gala por ell
oeste con los terrenos de Jaime Gala
La citada propiedad tiene una servidum
bre de paso sobre la propiedad vecina
de T. G.. I. Weymouth esta cruzada
por ell ferrocarril de la citada compafiia
quebrada.
Cinco cabanos con los siguientes nom
bres: Hatuey, Canelo, Indio, Bayo y Di-
je.
24.520 libras de rallies, de treinta Y
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SuScrfbose a
Ell CARNAV VAL

FL hombre fuerte que gobierna Es-
pana solo tiene un minute de vida, ba-
jo aQuel generoso Sol que cubre San
ia Agueda. La muerte trepo a su Guar
to, abrio la maleta, saco su guadafa. va
baja la esca1era, cruzandose con las Sc
fioras que suben sus trajes de seda del
Domingo, con sus devotos libros de
misa. Y despues
Pero entonces la tragedic pierde gu
inter6s violento Solo hay un noble hom-
bre muerto quien sus amigos, EN- un
dolor estupefacto, llevan para comenzar
su apoteos's. Y hay otro hombrc con
las manos esposadas, y talnbien muerto
ya quien los soldados arrastran hacia
ell garrote.
Entretanto, en- las quotas coiinas de
Santa Agueda, los piaares altos bajo
el desaliento azul, no cesar sa indolen
te eterno rumorear, &c. 'I>taA vac2s
pacen en- un prado donie ul delegado
arroyo relumbra Y CORE preSuroso, y
vuelan deslumbradamen,e pOr encima,
de las madreselvas de las moras madu
ras.
ECA De QUEIH0I. '-a
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(cOntinuaci6n de Ia pagina 81

lCOntlnuaclon de Ia paSlna ~
~ conner Pero iseguramente 10
hatarial Habia jurado vengar los
tormentos de sus hermanos; y luego in
cesantemente lie fascinaba la idea dc
st nombre retumbando Ell toda Espa-
fla, uenando ell mundo. iEl hombre que
habfa ejecutado Canovas!. e. Era su
retrato en- todos los escaparates, y su
vida, de rebelde humanitarismo, conta-
da con ardsente curiosidad como Sc cuen
ia la de los heroes! =. iQue espanto Y
Que obscure terror inspiraria su gallar
do gesto! ]. Pero en- los desoladcs rim
cones donde Sc abriga sin lumbre, casi
sin pan, en- su secular oprobio la plebe
sIfrida, ide cuanto amor y admiration
serfa su nombre rodeado... iOh, debia
fataIinente matar en- esa tarde. e.
revolver languidecia esperanto en- el
fondo de Ia maleta de Iona. Y, sin
embargo, al altar ell derredor del cue
10 Ia corbata sentia en- su corto extre-
mecimiento. ell frio hierro del garrote.
"Tal vez hoy no pueda D.. Pero: sera
mahana. ="
Y csc dia, como siempre era ocupa-
do en- solitarias caminatas. GQu6 pensa
nlientos 10 acompanaban por las silen-
ciosas callejuelas oriadas de carvallos
de hayas. 5iempre los mismos, tan
vagos: vengar la humanidad, entrar
en- Ia historic !. Y ciertamente tam
bi6n. huir despues de matar. Tai vez
estudi6 trav6s de los montes ataios
escondrijos, Pero no Sc fortaleceria
en- su esperanza. Ademas, la grendeza
de su mission reclamaba nobleza de ac-
titud. ioue bumilaci6n ante ell mundo
81 los guardias, corriendo 10 apresasen
encogido, solapado entire los matorrales,
como un isdronzuelo! Y la fuga 81
Ia realizase con seguridad era su nom
bre sin asombro, sin gloria, sin bendi-
clones. Cavilando estas cosas confusas,
muchas veces encontraba en- ell camino
a Canovas, entire su gruro de amigos,
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termino municipal de Carolina; linda
por ell Norte con la Laguna de Cangre-
jos y Juan Miranda antes, hoy dicha
Laguna y Wenceslao Borda; por Ell Sur,
con ell canal de la Pasa, que separa ell
inmueble que Sc describe de la Hacien-
da Providencia de Rosales y Compa-
mia, de otros terrenos de Marcos To-
mas Caneja; por ell Este, con la Lagu-
ma de Cangrejos; y por el oeste, con
fnca de Carlos Hoard y Pedro Arana,
hoy Berta Goyco de Larrinaga.
RUSTICA, finca radicada en- Ell barrio
de Sabana LLAMA, termino municipal
de Rio Piedras, compuesta de cien cuer
das, linda por ell Oeste con Manuel Fa-
Ia; por ell Sur antes, con Juan Ramon
Calder6n, hoy Standard Fruit Compa-
ny; y por ell Norte y Este, con Rosales
y Compafiia.
RUSTICA, finca radicada en- el barrio
de Sabana Llama, t6rm4no municipal de
Rio Piedras compuesta de ocho cuerdas
de terreno POGO mas menos: colindan-
te por ell Norte, con ell canal de la La
guna de San Jose que separa Ell predio
que Sc describe de otros terrenos de Ro-
sales y Compafia; y por el Oeste con
Manuel Fal1; y por ell Este y Sur, con
Rosales Y Cornpafiia.
Todo derecho, titulo interes de la
citada Compafia quebrada en- un arren-
damiento hecho la misma por el doc
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Quebrada.
EN- oUtEBRA $2s2.
ANUNcIo DE vENTA PoR UN
TRUSTEE

DE acuerdo con una orden dictada por
el Referee en- Quiebra, Ell dia 25
de JUNO de mil novecientos diez nue.
vc, Sc hace sabcr al publico por In pre-
sente que Manuel ". Domenech, trustee
de la propiedad del quebrado, ell pro
ximo dia sabado veinte y tres de agos-
to de mil novecientos diez nueve, a
las once Y treinta de la mahana, eu la
entrada Noroeste (entrada al corrco)
del edificio Federal, en- San Juan, Pto.
Rico, vendere libre de toda carga o gra-
varnen las siguientes fincas pertenecien
ktes Ia propiedad de la citada compa-
MIA Azucarera de la Carolina, las cua-
les Sc describen en- la forma siguiente;
RUsT1CA, fnca compuesta de cua-
trocientas cuerdas, radicada EN- el barrie
de. Sabana Abajo, sitio de Cangrejos,
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Toda carga, gravamen, contribution
y derecho de Ia venta que hasta Ell dia
pudieran afectar cualquisra de las pro-
piedades descritas, seran pagadas opor-
tunamente por medic de una reclama-
cion presentada en- esta quiebra de los
fondos producidos por la venta y de
acuerdo cen 10 que pueda ordenar Ia
Corte.
Information detanada y completa
acerca de dichas prop!edades y en- cuan
to las condolences circunstancias dc
Ia venta de las mismas. podra obtener-
Sc solicitando1a del uscrsbiente en- su
oficina de San Jose No. /, San Juan.
Puerto Rico.
Manuel v. DolfENECH.
- Trustee. .Advt,
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EN- LA CoRTE DE DISTRITo DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS PARA PUERTO
RICO

EN- Ell AsuNTo DE CoMPANIA AzU
CABRERA DE LA CAROLINA,
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Tome I'd. eata noche dos trea
LAXALOS
CGranulos iAxantes, tonicosJ
X
ma1ana estara aliviado de su indigestion.
No hay nada tan bueno" nj mas barato."
The Laxalos Company, New York

"ALCOHoLADo"
DE LA VIRGIN ISLANDS BAY RUM
MANUFACTURING co.
DE vENTA EN- LOS PRINCIPALES
ESTABLECIMIENTOS
vENTA AL POR MAYOR.-G. BLON
CooRT. EDIFICIo BoURET. Advt
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EcA pE QUEIro1.
The Lamar register., 1919-04-02

necessary or needful prescribed by
law looking to the organization OF said
proposed drainage district.
l.. Writ Markham
w. Ecton
T. j. Sayier
+. W. Sayler
w. N. Hutchison
NJ. G. Wyatt
J. X. SEWER
W. w. Cooper
a. c. Mitchell
The Missouri Land and Irrigation
Company.
BY W. a. Smith. President
corporate SeaD
Attest: j. NJ. williams. Secretary
G. NJ. Smith
Alfred Crebbin
Tom +. Hover
L. G. Condit
This notice dated at Lamar, Colorado.
this End day of April, \. ID. 1913.
l.. Writ Markham
+. w. Sayler
A. c. Mitchell
Committee Of Petitioners.
First Pub. April 2. 1913.
Last Pub, April l6. 1919.
The Lamar register., 1919-04-02
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
nENT-PROwEHs IRRIGATION
DISTRICT WARRANTS

Office Of Treasurer. Prowers County.
Lamar. Colorado. March IS. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that / Will re-
deem at the office of the County Treas
urer of Prowers County. Colorado. all
Bent-Prowers Irrigation District War
rants numbered as follows:
The Lamar register., 1919-04-02
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF CouN
TN wNHRA>Ts.

Onice Of Treasurtr. Prowers County.
Lamar. Colorado. March 26. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that / VIII
redeem at the Office Of the County
Treasurer OF Prowers County. Coiora-
do. all Prowers County Warrants mum
hered as follows
The Lamar register., 1919-04-02
,rdInary Count, R@,-nu~ warrant.

Interest will cease On the above wa
rants after April &c. 1919.
j. RUSSELL MAY FIELD.
County Treasurer.
The Lamar register., 1919-04-02

Notice of Presentation TO The Board OF
County Commissioners Of frowers
County, state of Colorado. of "a Pcu-
tion for the Organization of The
Vista Del Rio Drainage Dis
trict.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Notice Is hereby. given that the un-
dersigned. acting as a committee for
the petitioners In the petition herein
after set forth for the organization of
IA drainage district to be known as
The Vista del Rio Drainage District.
comprising certain lands located in
Prowers County, in the State of Colo
rndo, VIII present said petition to the
Board OF County Commissioners OF
Prowers County. Colorado. at the OF
flee of said Board in the court house
In the city OF Lamar Colorado. at ten
o'clock ia the forenoon. on Tuesday, the
22nd day of April. 1919. for the purpose
of having said Board consider and act
upon said petition as provided by law
and at said time and place all persons
Interested, and particularly those de
sirous of having any of the lands now
Included within the boundaries describ-
ed in said petition excluded from said
drainage district. or having other lands
be present Said petition is In words
and figures as follows;
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF pRowERs.
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY
-. COMM iISSIONEKS WITHIN AND -.
FOR THE COUNTY OF PROV
ERS IN THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
The Lamar register., 1919-04-02

Interest VII cease on the above wal
rants after April 20. 1919.
j. RUSSELL MAYFIELD.
County Treasurer.
The Lamar register., 1919-04-02

In the Matter Of the Orgnniza-
tion Of The Vista del Drain-l
age District,
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Johnson bones would be stopped the
minute they were married.
There was but one thing to do-younp
Mr.. Hazard must go to his parents and an.
houncc his engagement to that pretty girl
III 'he post Office" as the smart Long Is
ianders called our heroine, and sec how
they took it,
biliy manfully squared those shoulders
mat looked so well in his avator'g uniform
and marched off to Meadow Hall to tell his
story And here enters tho entire Hazard
iafhiiy INTO the romance, and like the two
principals they, too, ran true to form.
william Hazard, Senior, head of the fam.
ily, was founder and is president Of tho
Rockaway Hunt Club he was one Of the
iirst men In America TO play polo and ia n
wealthy man, although not given to spec.
'acuiar ways or living and spending. His
WIG was Miss Laura Pelton an aristocratio
lady whose lines have always fallen in the
"eaithfest and most exclusive OF pleasont
places
There are two daughters Mrs. Courtlandt
-. MOSS ana Mrs. Freddie Rhinelander
brown, both Of whom are always faithful 10
their ancestry and tradition.
Tho present members Of tho Hazard finn,
ny arc on the most friendly terms with
cedarhurst village people. Whenever there
IL any trouble In tho village the Hazards
are always there to help and they arc OK.
ceedlngly gracious and kind But the nm.
conscious kindness OF their manner is all
because, to tbs Hazards, the Cedarhurst
people belong to world that Is socially
nonresident. Not for one minute cou,d
mere DO any mixing OF tho two elements
rho caste line drawn between them IA
perfectly distinct to the villagers, although
the Hazards are apparently unaware Of e..
tc) 1919. International Feature Service 1no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-24

IN TfS. WILLIAM AYRAULT HAZARD
vf JR., is on her way to Mexico to
join her gallant young husband and
help him IN his iigh, to make a fortune tor
her In that dangcr.infected country. Like
enc OF the pioneer women OF old, this young
WIFE less than twcntythree years OF age, is
gong out into the wilderness to live aud
work and fight. if need be- shoulder In
shoulder with her man.
Me"!co, and particularly the sector where
the Hazards will live, Is exceedingly IN.
eaie JUST now. Men stay there at their OWN
Tisk. For country-brcd girl, used 10 the
simplicity OF Long Island village 10 Won.
ture into this revolution.mad countrv %
little short of madness. but "Dilly" IJazard
% ALREADY there and he needs his wife.
ana so without question, without fear
Ntlle Mrs Hazard, with her courage in one
hand and passport in tho other sailed for
Iampico and her Billy the other day. thns
beginning the latest but OF course NOT ,ba
last chapter Of a most delightful all.
American romance.
II is perfect love idyl this romance nj
young William a. Hazard, son of William
Ayrault Hazard of Ccdarhurst. noIo
player army aviator and member OF New.
ports and Long Islands smartest. sells and
niue Ella Johnson postmstress np Cedor-
hurst, nigh school graduate, village beIl.
and daughter OF Sylyanus johnson 1onutv
'hcrll OF Nassau County. It. is seldom that
Society is SO intrigued by just such q heart.
surfing drama OF love and secrecy and ad.
venture as this particular tale that comns
OUT or the quietly aristocratic. eyclusiva
coiohy whose overload is William Hazard
senior The motion pictures or the legit;.
mate stage would make much OF this 1--we
aHalf between the scion Of tho house re
wealth whose corebcars helped to setta
Newport, II. /. aud for whom an IN,
poFlant street in the Queen CITY was na,no,1
q century ago. Then, too. this lordIv vo,,,,
scion mas Commodore Oliver Hazard perrv
as an ancestor. There are few man j.,
america Who can boast M eucb !"
ground as belongs 10 Young Birv It'll
WAat perfect hero he makes for ,i,n si".
reel movie play, ''0 ''"
And what Il hero he made for IN, ro,,
young gin who worked in 1hn 10, p mt[;a
and handed out his mail 50 tr,dorI,, va nv,
dark-cyed "EiIly.' What d,na,og ~ , 'i'J
in those carly weeks Wien hnr bo-n 49,, ~ ~
ridiculously frequen, calls ~ ma ,, ~
httlc post office, Being a vr,,,ia,, .,''s ,"inS
Of her nineteen Summers she 49, ~ ~
Billy meant Something" Who, hn ,,,o, 80 a.
sleao!!y at hcT when he made crude cffnrI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-24
Mrs. "BilIy" Hazard,
Who Has Gone to

her TO his family, turned right away and
went TO the Johnson home in Rockville
Center. and there he stayed for several
weeks awaiting some word from his par.
euts
NOW, as real parents are seldom so I'M.
forg!ying as the movies and story.tellers
would have us believe, the Hazards did
reient q wee little bit. They invited
Lilly to bring his wife home for visit,
but this BILLY" refused to do. He did not
want his parents TO support him No; he
would get job and support her. Very
we'll, then. Father Hazard could help him.
Ana so one day big oil company with
Mexican interests offered Billy" Job in
its Tampico fields
It's dangerous down there. Billy You
shant go without me-" was his wifes first
comment on his job
But Hazard did go without her. He
wanted TO test out the Job first and see II
II would be worth while. The very first
week he was in TampicQ wild reports
came in OF brigands and revolutions, and
he canled his wife not to come. But she
was already Busy getting her passport, and
the minute she received it off she went to
secure passage on the first steamer out
OF New York
You see, this plucky little wife of this
splendid young American soldier. sports.
man and possible millionaire has truly
american ambition. She is determined
that her husband shall succeed-he is to
make at least good living and a home for
her and show his father that he does not
need any OF the Hazard money in order to
win in LIES battle
And like pioneer wife, Mrs. Billy" ia
ready to face any danger so long as she
can be with her husband and help him.
She will have every opportunity to run
great risks. for 'Blly's" job will take him
far from even Mexican civilization on pros.
pectlng tours in Southern Mexico and Cen.
tral America. Neither he nor his wife OK.
poets to sec New York for five years, but
TINS does not intimidate either of these
advrnturous young people.
Ihey fought against odds when courtine
ana when marrying. and they are wiling
10 continue tho fight in order to make
good Only thus can they Justify their
romantic marriage to themselves.
IT this were a ninereel meIodrar,o ,ra
would now see closeup OF Billv and Ella
cad In Mexican sombreros, soft shirts
flowing ties and leather knickers' astrids
rangy ponies. taking one last look ~ ra
ana ciViliZation. then fading away eentIv
into wild Mexican desert or " Tore gently ~
perchance revolution. oH
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to touch her fingers as she handed him his
letters and newspapers. She knew he had
something on his mind. but being brought
up to believe that the Hazard family were
In class by themselves, she never guessed
the truth-well, not for a week at least. The
summer evening that he met her at the
post Office door and walked down the vii
lage road toward the sunset--weu she
knew then what that something really was
an meant
Her hero, 1t seems. had fallen madlv in
io'e WIN her race and head as he saw them
through the grating window! All he could
see or her was her sleek brown hair. so
daintily dressed, her earnest blue eyes and
smooth pink cheeks. For a week he had
worshipped her through the grating and
then taking his courage in both hands. bold
~ waited for her at the office door AS she
walked toward him he discovered that no.
low her beloved face and head were a pair
OF slender, capable shoulders and about
'o"r 1eet OF determined, but very graceful
flesh, blood and bone!
III all. very charming and adorable
VISION, and he stated with great decisiva.
ness that this lovely creature WAS going
10 belong to him. In short, he told the
very much clustered postmistress that sba
was TO become Mrs. Billy Hazard whether
she would or mol You see, all hero BiI,v
ran very true to form, turning cayeman
At once In an effort to mako tho ladv
give In instanter.
inns was three years ago. Our hero and
heroine remained engaged to each other for
TWO years. They would have been married
IN the beginning. but Hazard. elso trro ~
form, had enlisted with tho French Am.
''uiance Service and was oven then paoked
up 10 sail for France. He remained In ,ho
service six months, returning IN Amor;o.
when we went into the war in order TO ioin
me american Aviation Service
Again he urged the lady to marry him
again she counseled waiting, promising
however TO marry him before he should
san Tor overseas service
Little Miss Johnson. for all her big b,ua
eyes ana slender girlishness, understand suu
e "c'i what buckln9 up against the Hazard
',iily ana us pre1udices would mean. Also
sn, haa eoodiy share Of honest American
iiiue ana independence. Her people were
N'HcIic"hs al inc way back, on both sides
5eh-Feiiaht self'respecting farmer people az
, LONE island, and she did not favor glipping
''to INC hazard family by the back door
one haa salary Of twelve hundred dol,
.aiS d year Billy had nothing aside from
~ liDcrai allowance given him BIZ his
i"'Her Ihis allowance she felt In her