davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07
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SOCIAL REVIVAL IS
AFTERMATH OF WAp

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 7.-Tho
Of the war has brought Il revr,o,
this city's social lifc which, ,hm..
the war, d,iIcctcd IT," gcrIor, ma
that proWllod In the capitals -,
many ether governments. The yo,,,s
forclgn colonies which c,n,,,,.,
much to society here have ro,ru.
u schedule of balls. Receptions ,,J
bnnnuctr which for three ycar, !. !,
hrcn neglected for moro sorlws u.
work. To show that the victim, -, ;,
war rave rot been 10 ,t,rn a,
lied masquerade ball Is 10 hc r,...
soon for the benefit Of tho po,,,,
orphans, This promises to hc o,a :,
the gala events of the social sO,,,.
Marked Cordinlity ~ shown nv ~
members OF the beat Mexican so,t.,.
to the various foreign colonies =,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07
JAP OFFICIALS
FLOG PRISONERS

TOXIC, Aug. 7-Japanese officials
in Korea, in discussing the punish
ment administered to Koreans in the
independence movement there, say
that the old Korean custom OF f'"~
ing has been continued by the Japan
ese authorities One reason giv'
the Japanese for this was that the
prisons were insufficient to lodge
the large number of prisoners or
ed in the revolutionary movement
The ia ,a1ese Official also declared
that the Koreans. themselves. some
times preferred fiogging to paying a
fine.
Foreign newspapers have publish
ed statements from foreigners in kor-
ca alleging that several Korean men
who were flogged in pursuance OF
court sentences were afterward
serious physical condition. Mention
was particularly made of five men
who had entered local hospital at
Seoul, who had received for three
consecutive days thirty blows each.
1t is declared that the flesh was te
ribly swollen and discolored and that
gangrene had set in.
One of the officials showed The
Associated Press correspondent the
instrument with which flogging is
done under the orders OF the court.
1t consists of two slender pieces Of
wood tightly bound with hemp twine.
The convicted person is tied to a
wooden bench which is built some
thing in the form OF a cross.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07

READ HERALD Al IT PAYS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

Naapchanfe Frzewraca ca1y sys-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. niebezpiecznue.
SorobYczo rodzinach ludz-,
kIoopoccie Holt
Rocky Mountain herbata
~ 55ppsaia2zztappschhanie ureguluje
Wnstrznosscci nastroi zo1adek, wy
ezyscii Wychedorzy. Be- zawadus
!sprobuIjeiie ss5c. " apiece
Brown OgL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

AAOl1Ol llCt A1@A1lAO1ASl w "AcO lAO
scia mlodzienca.
No vice dowiesz sic pan, -
rzek}a, re ME znajomy opiekun
kt6ry sic cd dziecinnego wieku O.
piekowal Renata, umar} pred xii
ku t%ygodniami.
-Wiec jest wolna zupelnie!
i ona opuscila pensyonat.
-Opuscifa = powt6rzy1 MILO
dzieniec drzacym g}osem.
TAX pred killzu dniami.
+. Pawef zbladf, W oczach mu sic
zacmifo, krew uderzy1a mu do g}o
wy, a SERGE bio mu tax ggWaltoW-
ME, jak gdyby sic rozpeelknaacSmniiia
1c.
-Lccz jest przeciez wiademem,
dokad sic uda1a?. s,5
Me, Renata samaktego ME
wiedzia4a, gdy sic z PPalilinaa Lam
bert zegnafa.
-M1ody prawnik przyfoayl 2
rozpaczliwym ruchem reke do roz
palonego czoia.
-Juz pc Wszystliem! zaNgaass
Hal. - Jedno jeayne sleWo rosss
chwiafo wszystkie marzenia mole
i nadzieje: wyjechala ~
Parma Terrys bra1a na.jszezer-
sly wspofudziaf W bolesci PaWIa,
lecz ME mog1a jej niczems1lllkEleoic.
Ale ten zmar1y opiiekpun,
m6wif dalej mlodzieniec s~tIunnio-
n,ym g1osem, musiaI mice pre-
ciez jekie nazwisko, a to nazWis-
ko musi przeciez bye komu INA
Honorynas skinela przeczaco
glowa.
Navel PAM Lermitte ME Vie
dzia1a, jak sic nazywa}, = rzekla.
-Jego miejsce pobytu, jego naz-
wisko, wszystko co sic tego cz}o-
wieka tyczylo, bylo jej tax samo
ME wiadomem, jak Renacie.
-Lecz ME mog}a przeciez :opu
seize sama pensyonatu, ktos mu-
sia1 przyjechac pc MIA.
TAX, p~rzyjechala pc MIA kobe
ia, kt6ra ia czesto odWiedza}a W
pensyonacie, j kt6ra byla. podob-
no rarzaGczynia domu jej opieku
ma, ale ia kobietane powiedzia1a
PAM Lermitte, dokad zamierza.
wywiezc Renate.
-Wiec zadnego po niej ME pos %
zostalo sladu!h --s.sss5zasWs,olal R awe /
W najwiekszej poggrazory rozpa.
czy. W tel g}ebokiej .ciie1lnnosci,
ME ma ami promiczka swiatla, zaI
kt6rem@m6glbym sic kierowa6,,
mic mi, jak bezwladna rozpacz ME
pozostaje!
-Uspok6j sic panic PaWle!
zawo1a1a Honoryna wzruszona do
glebi duszy, sciskajac jego rozpa-
lone d1onie.
-Moze nam jeszcze Paulina
Lambert zdola GO " TEN dopo.
modz. s.
W jakiz sposobg
i -Paulina pisze mi, ze Renata
obiecala jej PREY pozegnaniu, da-
wac czesto wiadomose 0 sobie.
Oczy mlodzienca zablysly radt(ot:
scia.
-Kiedy to obieca}a, vice tei
dotrzyma, ~ zawola1, jeesssz'czeesWiieee
wszelka nadzieja ME stracona.
| -Napiss1kf!ls.iE.j sszeze DO Paul.
==
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
(Ciag dalszy.)
LIV.

LIN.
:!lonoryna slucha}a tych slow
Pawla Z. uwaga i wsp6lczuciem.
.jci jcnialny i czasem troche ironi-
czuv Wyraz twarzy, ustapif Wido-
cznemu rozrzevnieniu; mlody zas
prvwnik mowil dalej:
Mann wiclc roczucia honoru i
Eccllam zbyt szczerzc panne Re
maze. abym sic Sniaf. zwr6cic do
MEG >amej., n oswiadczeniem,
wien. lie p%oWinicncm tc tajemni-
&c >erca mcgo w.yznac ma pierW
.jcj rodzinie, lccz tciic ME znam
ui4S1cty! | ME wien tel czy ME
ou"bralbym odmovncj odpowie-
dzi. Me wien, czy icj .stsnowisko
W <wiecio i jcj micnic, mic stavia
.ia u wiele wye; odemnie? Kto
vic. ely ME przedzic;a a jaka
pr@.paSSc do nieprzebycia? lego
wsZvstkiego ME WIEN, j blagam
paHia, abyS sic raczyla wywie-
dzi~r o tenn. Me bedzie to PAM
truincm, "a pomcca swcj przyJa-
ciolki Pauliny Lambert. Przez via
HoluoSt tel mlodei panienki, sta
nc sic moze bardzo szczesliWym,
lee przekladaIn nieszczescie mad
te ~,;reczaca ~niepeWnosc.
i5lody prawnik. przestaf movie
hr;uianka Terys milczala takze,
lei lr'iEatne ob]iczc zachmurzy}o
si., d brvi SciqGnety sic bolesnie.
P"vrl zaniepokojony TEN milczc-
iiieH. zawo}at g;c3cm> blagajacym.
PAM mi ME odPoWiadasz. Cd
rz5l~asz vice ma prosbe' o pomoc?
-Jczeli sic waham z odpowie-
dzi&. - odpowiedziaia smutnie
Honoryna, to ola tego tylko, re
pr2vkro mi sprawic panu, wielki
Dol scrca.
Dawcf zbladl i zadrzal kurczo-
We.
Vice s4usznic odgadfem, -
rzcE} - Renata nalezy do rodzi-
ny, kt6ra Jest zbyt znakomita, a.
by mnie do swego grona przyjac
chcia}a?
-Tego ME wiem i ona take
ME vie, - odpowicdziala~ parma
Tezrys, DO ona ME INA Wcale swo-
.je.i rodziny.
-Ona ME INA .swojej rodziny!
- powtorzyl Pawel, ozywiona
nadzicja W glovie.
DIS rano wlasnie, odebra-
ham list cd Pauliny Lambert, -
mowi}a dalej hrabianka, W kto
ryrn mi wiele piszc Q Renacle.
Gfeboka tajemnica otacza pocho-
dzenie tel d%ziewcSyny.
Col mnie obchodzi ia tajem-
MICA? Jezeli jej rodzina jest mic
nc znaczaca i uboga, TEN lepiej
Togo sobie w1asnie zycze, DO W
ty1n razie ME potrzebuje lekac SIG
odmownej odpowiedzi.
-Szanuje te szlaechetne uczu'
cia pana, - odpoWiedzia1a Homo
ryna, ale to ME jest ~przeszkods
0 kt6rej wspomnia}am pierWeJ
kt6re:j waham sic wypowledzlec
lckajac sic zbyt bolesnie dotknaat
pana.
Nov PAM, ma Boga! - "a
wolal Pawel z niezmiernym pre-
strachem. - Milczenie PAM, Jes'
ola mnie zabijajacem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
]K|,|OM'U)lN||IE 1

Jak to juzi Konsulats Genera1nnyyI
niejednokrotnie podaWai doslogg6 81
lnlej wiadomosci, zostaje onzeasJyT
pywany tysiacamislist6nzzpyt
miami " sprawachab1achNchk t6-s
rych ME mozze zupsnieszaIatwie.
re wzgledu IA naval roboty
doskonale tyssiiace istow czJy1niiaa|
regu1arne zalatWianiea koresE--
.pondencyi Wazneej tymnla 10
jacej rzeczywistego razeezzpWeggool
zalatWienia praWie HzieIlalo,izslfiE
wynn. Korespondencya Konlssi1 4.
tn beenie
do trzech tysiecy ist6va1daaziisenllss
ME = przy ogranilcczzonyynlaf.asEaklllas
die pracownik96W Konsulatu, niie
jest On stan1sspopr.ostusodp
.Wiadac ma takasiIescstoW
Prosze vice eczearazzsSREaodaa
skoW AmeryyseeAwc
MIA dzialalnossciK onsu1atuGen
ralnego WstrzymyWae % za
pytywania mas Wkwestyaeeh
kt6rych bezposrednioSlippom 4
ME mozemy, albo na kt6re
wiedzielismy konnIlnikataniWVplilss:
mach. OdpoWiadat liatoWniea
.zapytania na kt6ge poV
dzielismy koiauni & moe
I
sprawach kt61yc scisle
infoormacye MONA uzyskac jedy-
ME naspodstaWie Wyjasnien wladz
skrajoWych naIezy zvWlracac SIS
Wprosts otych W1adz bez posred-
nictwa Konsulatu Generalnego.
Konstanty.B
Konsul Generally
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Ley Toscaniier, jest remiza j staj-

Jest. s. .S.
No, 7 9 ~ Wszyystkloe beedlzliiiee5
|dobrze. T'rzebba bbe'dzie z tamtad
sproWadzic pojazd konia Pio,.]
wiedz pan, ze sIp,rzze.dales tego kos
MIA ipowoz j ze Q 10tej godzinie,
przy.jdzie pc ME ten, 60 kuppiil.
Kon poWiniien bye zaprzezollyy,
takzzeby ten czloWiek, potrzebozsl
val ttylko Wsiascsnla kozioIliodje
|chae: Observation-Disclosures
--KKt6z b,eeadzieNt.ym skupeeI1l
-Zacnlyy b,ursz, ktoreggo HE
pan wcale Observation-Disclosures
|jcsz. Ale trzebam gobeedlziilezsass
p1acic j mann tez imle max
hi.
-Ilez pan potrzebujeszsasz ss,
-Tylko 1000 franakkofW kaadam
Itylko ma najpotrzebniejsze wyytdiaat
HI
Paskal otworzyl szuffladeisWIyy-
jal zzsniejjj sto luidor6W
Pan jestes bardzo dobry, jest
topraWdziWa przyyjennosciaasIl mice llie
K panem do ezynieniIa,s1+-l rrzeekll
lIeopold choWajac pien1adze do.
kiieszeni. Ale teraz polka mi
lpan to sW.oje. gniazdo przy uliccyy5.
IToscaniier. Potem music iiscc ma 81
!!biad, DO czuje g16d nieznosny. Je-
zelis pam take gIoodny, to prose-
ze nina.
-D)zekkuje, jestem juz gdziei1nl-
Idlejj zarnoWiiony, odpoWiedzial
Paska1 kr6tko; 80 chodz pan te-
lrraz do meggo domku ogrodoWego.
Iak nj dummy, -pomyslal
Ieopold, poczeka ptaszku, ME
sdlugo sic AapieszW zastaWione.
lna.cieboiie sid1a.
Gieldzista Wstal, Wzial paletot,
Kape1usz, Wy5jal 9 szuf1ady nnez
lirzekl.
No to chodzmy.
Nqkrotce obadwaj znaidowai
ieNnaiey;nie pokryte sza
emnsSehmul1ramii sniegg ma dachaehI
|l11y,s we We
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

10000
ny, = r~zeklagHonoryna -opisz
jej milosc pa1a, j bede 10 prosil
0 adres Rena ezeli go j,lz %
siada! S3S#
! @ tax uczyn PAM, blaaggal Pa
wei, skladajac rece, jak do modli
twy, - moja wdziecznosc bedzi'
niezr6wnana, DO PAM przywrocis'
przez to do zycia.
-Napisze, jeszcze pred wiecz'
rem, - odpowiedziala Honoryn;
z usmiechem. - Me ola tego, re
by mi tax bardzo 0 wdziecznosi
pana chodzi}o, ale ola tego, re jes
tenn szczera przyjaci6lka pana
ten 1adny romansik bardzo mnit
|irteresuje. Paulina dodaje "
swym liscie, re rodzice jej miesz
kajacy W Paryzu, wkr6tce ia
pensyonatu odbiora, gdy przybe
die, bedziemy sic mogli cd ME.
samej, wszystkiego najlepiej do.
wiedziec.
PAM jestes moim anio}em o.
piekunczym, - zawo}a} Pawe1
prZyciskajac do ust delikatna re.
Ike hrabianki, potem pozegnal sic
i odszed1.
Zmiana tylu gwa}townych u
czuc przejscie z rozpaczy do ma
dziei, taxi wywar}y wp}yw ma
mlodym, rozkochanym prawniku,
re szedf przez ulice, jak napi}y ]
oprzytomniaf dopiero, gdy go
sswieze prady wieczornego powlet-
RIA owialy.
All - zawo1a1, z ruchem, -
swiadczacym 0 jego silnej woli,-
music ia znalezc, PHYSICIAN.
Pozostawmy PaW1a poWracaja-
cego do domu, q: zwr6emy sic te-
raz do Leopolda Lanquier.
Byly wieziensz Clairvaux, przy
bywszy ma dworzec wschodni, ma
jail dor6zke. kauai sic zawiezc ma
ulice Pipkas, Przebieg1y zbrod-
niiarz obliczal kazdy krok swoj,
ME pozostaWia1 mic przypadkowi,
i strzegKssie pozostawie Pc sobie
jakiego sladu, 2 kt6rsggoby dian
p6zniej jake niebezpieczenstWio
wyniknac moglo: ,=O kilkanascie
Cd domu gieidzisty, wy
siad1 z dor6zki i ~zaplaciwszy do
rs66zzlkarzowi, brna1 pieszo przez "a
spy sniegu, do sWego zacnego
kreWneggo. Zastal go samego W
kanterze.NaN Observation-Disclosures
Nsaorzyl Paskal Lanquier drzW'l j
zzdziwif sic ME maio, ulljjrzal'WNssszzYa7
pred SODA zupeinie nieznajonez
go cz}oWieka, MISREPRESENTATION
sZalem We}nianym.
TO ia, = rzekl pc $prostu Leo
pcld.
Budowniczy, poznaWszy Pc gIo-
sic swego Wspo!nil1a, pospieszy1
go do kantoru i Fam
drzWi poszedi z MIN do
przyleglego gabinetu, W kt6rym
zWykle swe tajemne konfcrencye
odprawiali.
No coz? -zapytal bez ogr0d
k;.
-Wszakzc .juz sama obecnosc
moja tutaj dowodzi, re wszystko
idzic wybornie. List ktory przez
pana pos}afem ia poetic, nadszedf
nazajutrz rano do Maison-Rauge
i poskutkowal talk, jak. sic spo-
dziewa1em.
Me wien wcale, co. pan pred
siewzia}es.
Tutaj Leopold wyrecytowa1 ca
la tresc listu, mia} BOWEN pa
mice wysmienita.
Coz pan sadzisz Q tenn? spy
tai W koncu.
-estes pan mistrzem W pre-
biegiosci, - odpowiedzia} Paskal.
W ona przyjedzie sama do
Paryza?
-Jutro o jedenastej godzinie
wieczorem, bede mial zaszczyt poD'--
vitae ja ma. dworcu U. !. !. 3. 81.
=.s-!T1,o w,ylboc7rrnaiiyee.! ~ zawo}alE Pas
Tkal zacierajac rece. T..
-Wyborniie, powtonzyl Leo:
|pold, w~zruszajac ramionatmii
}atwo to movie. Lecz z5leJsslprz.y--
:jezdem ME Wszystko jjesz 1zessslkl 8
czone. To dopiero poIoWaszzaaaalnliIass
Gieldziste przeszle9.sn1nnnf
sk,66rze. ..sSssssz
-Polowa zadaniaAsaRs4zsslnllI d4lknal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Podobizna Obram PamiatkoWego Wyd5iaI1 ro1eNegorPosbieg

Ma polu Waih kona nasz porucznk
Chwalkowsh. Ze skroni saczy sic. stru-
ga krWi, ugta Wyszepta1y parnietne slo-
wa: =s.1T,o ola Polski," q duszy, cialo O.
puszczajjacej zjawia sic Chrystusm
krzyzu przybity, symbol ofiary ipo-
swiieeenia..ssslReflka spurucznnia milosnie
dotyylIags1nuntlggiiSsU llrzEy.1 Zai1ts
Smisrcc aaka,,lHsttso,ss.ssxzie:zlaesss,csiise slMasvWriisluand.
Decentralization
3. s BtEa sniiysllaRyio
asskr11zaa . iess1owaa:tsTToss DL.ASsPpoIs1KII;,,
jjedna strzafka wskaz,je glove k1onajja
cego, #drlgga ma rame# obrazu. Zas rame
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
I915xl21 calal

tte,stwutotrxJyGnas obecnie lkazdy z mas:
utworzy g arskkwitujjacych da-|
niny nasze din lshfskfyyehwstajace
Polsh. {. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Klein tel doksonanej ~ np10iu Walh q
fairy, bAdxie .dowodm d1aSss,W11nulk66W j
prawnuk66WsiSsnass,ss5BI dJrS.xsml
takszcze55lffysl.IESysl l111E1116
srykanski ((SlsII1ilsl9
cia
radosciaadlalssFlsCllIsklIIiss 4
LW1EK DomSrsol1sKl1s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

81. CZY ZfyAJDZIE Sic GDZIEKOLWIEK Dol6SPoLSH. KI6REG(
OXEN LUB sCIAN oBRAz TEN ME RZYOzD0BI2...S||
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-02-17
Turkey Proceeded to Attend to the
Armenians
BY WILLIAM HowAaD TAFT

Now why the need OF money for the Arme-
niansl You know their storyS Abdul Hamid was
the Sultan OF Turkey lie was the szosst-seertsd
iudividnal who in 1896 deliberately directed the
Killing OF 10000 Armcnians Who are the Ar
menansl They are one Of the Oldest Christian
peoples in the world. They lived in province that
lies north Of Mesopotamia. east OF Asia Minor,
west OF Persia and south OF the Black Sea. Il is
province OF mountains and valeys--not only
rich but fertile 100000 Armenians lived in that
country, cultiyating the valleys aud made them
blossom as the rose. The Turks hated them be-
cause they were Christians; hated them because
they were Industrious and enjoyed the prosperity
that comes from industry.
Later when Turkey entered the great Euro
pean war as the ally Of Germany, she invited
German officers into her army. Her army was
shortly ofhcered by German officers, who directed
that army to 60 into Armenia and deport I,Soo-
600 Armenians, which they did 100000 escaped.
The other 100000 were driven by that army
TO the desert OF Mesopotamia and Syria, and in
the drive the army deliberately killed men. women
and children, by rife ball, by bayonet, by knife,
by driving them over precpices, by driving them
into deep running rivers-ooo.ooo men, women
and children Half Of them were deported to
Asia and half to Mesopotamia. Out Of those de-
ported nearly 100000 died OF starvation.
Then Germany turned the Caucasus over to
Turkey; Turkey proceeded TO attend to the Ar
menians--in that kindly, fatherly wayl That is
the storyl
A friend Of mine who was on the border Of
Persia told me that he had gene to German
officer and said "For Gods sake. can't you stop
the butchery OF these mea women and childrcnp'
and the German officer cexed his heels together
and said Stand back. the time for mercy has
passed..
This is the story Of that unfortunate people.
The Syrians, Greeks and Jews in Western Asia
have suffered the same kind OF barbaric treat
ment. The Armenian and Syrian Relief has been
organized for some years TO care for these unfor-
tunate, sorely distressed people It has received
and most efficiently expended more than Sf2.-
100000. Each cent that you give viii go for
actual relief. Feeble, helpless. starving millions
cry for food. / urge you to give generously OF
your bounty.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-02-17

put on our store cloze an 20 On. What
ye reckon Mass Linkum II sayf"
II dunno. but I reckon hen be
mighty kin, speshully wen he larn
all bout US. You lean back agIn the
tree an I'll cubber you up wild our bes
cloze."
The feeble eyes of the old man
were clear enough TO see that Lureeny
was very weak and weary. She re.
piled: ~ b
sYou hasn't got BIT o. sense. But,
duz feel kinder chllllnl Pears like
sumpin In hyar is plum wore out, dess
like ole clock mos run down. And.
II we tu'n 'em inside OUT"
Lureeny felt strangely weak and
cold. A chill such as she had never
/ felt before benumbed her by degrees.
So strange did she feel that she called
her hufband.
"Lonzo. 10 awful col. reckon
rs gwlne ter die right now. In sight
! Of de promise lam. Tonzo, ef dat ID
so, want you TO take dis yere o'lnge
cipperus TO Mass LlDkum. an tell him
TO keep II till de longes' day he live
and den give II to de bes' pusson he
know, an tell him bout de chilluns
an dat ! axed him TO befrien' you
You've been good man to me, Lon
zo--r
Here the husky voice broke of and
TAlonzo was alone.
4 Who could depict the grief and an
guIsh Of the poor old man as he sa
that long night through beside tn
dead form OF his wifef In the morn
ing some other refugees came alon
and helped him to bury her wrappe'
carefully In her store Clothes
Then Alonzo started on his mission
Days OF misery. anxiety, hunger, col
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Before Him Stood the Tall Form.
and rebuffs passed. but always the
white head and wrinkied face haunted
the grounds. He was not allowed to
see the president. III
At last, one day. worn out by his
sufferings he sank at the foot Of Il
tree Just as the joyous voice Of child
was heard. The boy was none other
than Tad. the Benjamin of his fathers
heart. Tad saw the poor old man
vaInly trying to rise and went to him
frankly and fearIessly. Young as he
was he saw that the old man was in
sad state and asked If he wanted
anything.
"Yes, young massa, ] wants to see
Mass Llnkum. l done got sumpln
berry precious TO- he all, but dey won't
let me see him."
swell. you come with me-" SAID the
lad, with spirit
Alonzo could scarcely totter to a
place where the boy seated him on a
bench saying: e 'rs
"wait here a minute. I'll bring
him." M
Tears streamed down the old mans
face. BE was weak from hunger and
exposure. and the death Of his wife
was a great blow. BE fufnbled In his
pocket and brought out the shell. and
thinking that the cloth around 1t was
4 too soiled he threw 1t away, and then
before him stood the tall form. with
4 the rugged features Of his face aglow
with deep compasslon, that was part
of his nature. The great man, great
in all things, sat down, by Alonzo say
ing pleasantly:
Il well, uncle. what is itp"
"0h. Massa Linkum, praise de LORD
dat I done lib to see dis day. Here
is a gif' f9r you from Lureeny-my-
wife. She died afo, she could glib hi
hersef. She say hit am berry precious
and she done hab to, glib hit to de hes
pusson libbin'--and she was chillin
TO- death when she gin hit to me 70
YOU"
Saying this Alonxo held out his toll
deformed hand with the beautiful
shell cleaning In a ray Of sunshin,
. that filtered through the tree on hi
.. dark palm. !" ~ n
aI think you for the gift. and sh
!. who Is gone, but J do not feel that
deserve It" a'g I -s ~ s ''
"Oh, yes, you do, daddy. Yes, yo'
dol" said Tad eagerly.
! Then the homely face Of Llncol
! Quivered and his eyes suddenly burned
Only Lincoln's great heart could NJ
derstand the pathos of this gift an
appreciate 1t. It was all the give
4 had. He coughed two or three time
: before he could speak. sss
! "Tell me about yourself and wher
= you came FROM"
I'll AlonxQ was a man Of few word
|, but his tale was even the stronger'ft
!, that. as he told Of their sufferings Q
:. their way toward the realization
their hopes. AS he finished, the ol
:. man tainted and sank to the groun
!. Kind hands raised him, fed him, an
!, took him to hospital where he endt
s his days In q comfort he had new
W known. Hts last words~were 'L.ol
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q. L. GALBRAITH, insurance. rent
ais q speciality. Acreage. Building
and Loans. 6Os G street, Launsr's
T old location. "a
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FOR SADE-Horses, large and me-
dium. harness. wagon, buggy. mis-
cellaneous farm implements, type
writer. One mile from city limits.
Merlin road. Jack casady, Box
z, Rt. /. 96
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TO RENT

FOR RENT OR sALE-Our resi-
dences at sol and s11, North sth
ST.. eight and ten dollars a month.
Will sell either or both. Make me
an offer. John Summers, Leba-
non. Oregon. 40tf
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Effective Nov. 10, 1918.
bless Mass Linkum, and give him the
desire Of hees heart NJ

The orange cypria is in the Smith
sonian Institution. now with Its mate,
which was found In the pocket Of a
young Confederate officer. Few know
its history or how It came into the
possession Of the best person In the
world"
tooaright. 1913. Western Newspaper un,oa.,
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CL-AS SIFIED
FoH SALE

FOR sALE-Haye REQ ear. will
sell cheap. Must be sold within
10 days. Car can be seen at Fash
ion garage. 93
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JITNEY sERvIcE--Any whore. any
time. Phone Mocha Cafe 1s1-R.
Otto J. Knips. Residence 14s-Y.
2ss
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LoST-Friday afternoon, a brown
agate locket. Finder kindly leave
at this Office. sS
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-02-17

FOR sALE--Tested recieaned, home
grown. Silver Skin and Yellow
Danver onion seed, sz.25 per
pound or zoe per ounce. Phone
316-L. "a
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-02-17

LOST OR STOLEN Tuesday, bear
skin cloth auto robe, color. brown
and black with yellow. Please
return to H. W. Webber, Smith
apartments. 93