davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28

Moi Boze! cozesmy uczynili Z
= zawolala Blanka zrywajac sic
= odejdz Don Pedro, zaraz zakli
nam cie!|
- O ME! - odpowiedzial Hisz
pan %spokojnie, przysieglem So
bic, re tylko z toba razem opusz-
cze ten dom i dotrzymam tej PREY
siegi. Napisz do hrabiego kilka
slow pozegnania i chodz re nina.
Jeszcze pred switem musimy O.
puscic Wiedenl.
Togo Blanka ME spodziewala
sic, sadzi}a, re Pedro pozostawi ja
jeszcze przez czas jakis W dotych-
czasowem p~olozeniu, re, jej, costa
wi czas ma przygotowanie sic do
opuszczenia dOmu. Przelekla sic
eaten, s1yszac, re Pedro inaczej
postanawia i chcia}a mu przedsta-
'wic, zeby zmieni} zamiar, gdy sla.
zaca, kt6ra widocznie .posiadala
jej zaufanie, wpadla do salonu i
oznajmi1a, re hrabia Marbach
wbrew oczekiwaniu wczesniej po-
wr6ci1 z miastaai prag1lie movie.
ze swoja ma}zonka. :.
- Pan hrabia jest W takiem us
p%osobieniu, w jakiem jeszcze MI
gdy ME widziala,- mowi1a sHu-
zzaca, = smiiertelnie b1ady, a ten
pan, kt6ry MIN przyszedl, podo-
bny raczej do djabla niz 40 clio
Wieka.
Blanka by4a blizko .zemdlenia.
Spojrzawszy ma Pedra, za}amaaa
recc. Bylaby ma pod}oge upad}a,
gdyby jej ME podtrzymal:i ME do
prowadzi1 do ottomanki.
Spokojnie, szep2n1aaf,-nlkt
nie powinien dostrzedz wzruszenia
PAM. Domyslam sie.zdraay i mu-
sze poznae zdrajce: zegg11am pania
tymczasem.
Wbiegl szybko do przyleg}ego
, salonoWi gabinetu, kt6rego drzwi
by1y zamkniete. zaledWie5 e Fam
knaf "a SODA, hrabia Marbach
wszedf do salonu.
Byl on istotnie blady smiertel-
ME, oko jego b1yskafo ponuro, a
CLOS drza}, gdy powital BlanEe,
kt6ra nadludzkiem wysileniem o.
kazywala sic spokojna: -.
= Zr6b mi te przyjemnosc j
ME pozwalaj nikomn wyjsc z sa-
lonu, = rzekl = otrzymalem pew
IA wiadomoscc, re zakfadl sic tn
lniebezpieczny z}odziej. S%zukajmy!
Powiedziawszy te sfowa W MAJ
wiekszem wzbnrzeniu, podni6sf
portjery, zas}aniajace okna i zaj-
rza1 do nisz %okiennych,. gdzie ma
turalnie ME by1o nikog6:
= Co robisz' mezu?? spyta1a
Blanka,. silac sic ma spok6j,--prze.-,
straszasz mnie swojem postepowa
Eniem.
Pcwiedzia1emsei juz, zewpa-
diem ma slad zlodziejja edpo-
wiedzia1 zlmno Marbaeh.. .hra-
bia Kaminski, ktory dis Wieczo1
wyszed} v te stronee:.na przechad1
Ike, spostrzegg} zakarsaadajacegg'osi t
|tu bardzo podejrzanego cz1owieks
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28
(C1ag dalszy.]

- Podszeptani szatana, - mo
WI ten CLOS, - zowiesz to slod-
kic uczucic miloSci, kt6re TIVE ser
&c pierwszy raz przepe1nia. Ia!
hobieto, cheese zabic W sobie to,
co jest jedynem szczesciem two
:jem?.. Wcjdz W siebie, zbadaj
sic i powiedz, czy jestes- W stanie
.Zycc bez Pedra?
By1o to trudnc do odpowiedze-
Ma pytanie.
Blanka ma razie ME mogla ma
nj. znaleze zadnej odpowiedzi.
Nareszcie gdy zacza} juz zapa-
dac mrok wieczorny, gdy gwiaz-
dy i ksiezyc przyswiecac zacze}y,
powziela postanowienie.
49, Zobacze Pedra raz jeszcze O.
statni raz! Powiem mu, re GO zaw
sze bede kochala, lecz nalezec do
niego ME moge.. powiem m1..
- O Bozc! ilez to rzeczy mia}a
nh zamiar poWiedziec!
Saba istota niewiedzia1a nawet
ma jake niebezpieczcnstwo sic ma
raza przcz ponowne zblizenie sic
DO Pcdra, ME przysz}o jej ma mysl
ze to co powicdzicc mysla}a. dzi--
s;aj, mowi}a ju wczoraj bez skut
ku.. .... ?
Hrabina otworzy]a furtke ogro-
DOVE, przez kt@rq Pedro m ]!
vejssc.
Nastepnie Il bijacem screen po-
szla do pokoju w kt6rym mia1a
czekae kochanka.
Byl to wielki salon Z oknami
wychodzacemi ma ogr6d daj acc-
nj widok ma Gala okolice, oswict-
Iona blaskiem ksiezyca.
tn hrabia Marbach zwykl by}
przy:jmowac swoich goSci i Blan-
Ea sadzi}a, lie ME ublizy honoro-
wi domu, oczekujac tutaj ma Pc
ora.
Wspomnienie przywodzi}o jej
pred oczy pieknc obrazy 4 dn1
m}odosci. Bawiac sic tenn obraza:
mi zapomnia}a~ O SVEN cicrpieniu
B}ogi usmiech krasil jej lica
zdawa1a sic bye mfodsza, pieknie;;
sza, i ktoby w tel chwili spojrza:
ma MIA, ME watpilby bynajmniej
le jej mic do szczescia ME brakuj@
"A jednak wiclc, wiele pragne}s
ia kobieta, azeby STAG sic szczesl
wa. Pragne}a cofnac przesz}osc
nleznac hrabicgo Marbacha, i by<
V domu swoich rodzic6w, biedns
! nieznana, jak kiedys.
- Byly to jednak .szczesliwt
dni, - mowila do siebie, budza'
sic Z zadumy, - zylam nieznan;
1ecz szczesliwa. Zjawil sic hrabi;
Marbach. Szlachetna jego postal
i obejscie uje1y mnie, rodzicov
moich. olsnil jego majatek i uwa
5a1i "a najwyzsze s~zczescie, re hr'
bia. prosi4 o moja reke. S}ysze .jes
cze mojego ojca, m6wiacego o ko
r~zysciach ego zwiazku i odpier'
jacego mole zarzuty.- Uleg1am
Odda}am SERGE "a pieniadze, zwil;
2alam sic ma zawsze, a teraz zal
bolesc jest moim udzia1em!
Blanka popad1a znowu W tel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28

ny przez zadr0Sc, przyDy go Szn-
lkac.
llClaR dalszy nastap1.)
APPEL Wydzialu Narodowego
/. Rodacy! Wielk Ob6z Narodo--
Wy, worganizacyach naszych yes
,polonych, . patryotycznego ich "a
palu podja1 zaraz " poczatkach
wojny swiatowej akcye ratunko--
wa Ola kraju j "a przybyciem til
do mas Ignacego j. Padcrewskie-
go, masoWa w~szystkich braci ofiar
nloscia, podni6sl te akcye do Una
czenia. narodowego .czynu.
PrzyIierajac RAINY szerze, wska
zane naszem: dazeniem do wywal-
|Eczenia Polsce NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
|nasz narodo~y obja} 2 kolei wszy
zadania reznmnej j celowe,j
akcyi politycznej i uwienczyi sic
|tym najwiekszym sukcesem, ze sil
ne moralne j materyalne Q nasze
Wychodztwo oparcie, dalo Pols--
kiemu Komitetowi Narodowemu
" Paryzu moe isle do wywalcze-
MIA najdonioslejszych narodowych
postulat6w.
l'olska jest znowu Wolnem, Me
podleg}em j W przewaznej liczbie
|dawnych ziem swoich Zjednoczo-
mem panstwem. Rzadzi MIA villas
ny Rad Polski, przez pierwszy
Sejm konstytucyjny prawie zat--
wierdzony:: 1gnacy j. Paderewsh
kt6ry tax ogromnie sic przyczynil
do zespolenia naszego Wychodzt-
wa i byl mu bodzcem i drogows-
kazem w piracy narodowej, jest
dis premierem koalicyjncgo RIA
.du W Polsce, Polski Komitet Ma
rodowy w Paryzn, jest, uznanym
przez Rad polski, Stany Ziedno-
czone i Aliant6w representation
naszego rzadu. Prezes Wydzialu
Narodowego jest czlonkiem Komi-
tetu paryskiego i przedstawicie--
lem interes6w polskich ma Stany
.Ziednoczone i Kanade.
Wychodztwo nasze ma Sejmiew
Detroit zespolone .moze re spra--
wiicdliwa duma:.o sobie powiedziec
re nietylko wsp6}dzialalo W wiel-
klein dziele wywalczenia Polsce
Niepodleglosci, ale. skutecznie do
pomyslnego rezultatu tel walki
sic przyczynilo.
w okresie, W kt6rym Niemcy
zamkneli wszelki dow6z zywnosci
do Polski, Wychodztwo w Wydzia
lie Narodowym reprezentowane
wspomoglo kraj suma blisko czte-
|rech milion6w dolar6w. Cd mas
poszedf tez pierwszy okret z zyw-
|noscia do uwolnionej cd najezdz-
cow Polski. Wychodztwo stworzy
10 armie polska. Ono dafo kilka--
kroc sto tysiecy ma mleko skon--
densowane ola dziatwy, ia ponce
ola wysiedlenc66w, dla tu}aczow,
ma obczyznie, ola armii W kraju i
armii we F'rancyi.
Wychodztwo ponios1o prevail
nie koszt. ca1ej akcyi p%olitycznej,
uwienczone:j tax upragnionym re-
zultatem.
Wychodztwo Polskie. W Wydzia
lie .Narodowym reprezentowane,
musi tego dziela dokonczyc.
Musimy W tel wielkiej dziejo--
wei chwili zdobyc sic ma akt praw
ldziwego synowskiego przywiaza-
MIA dla .odradzajacej sic Ojczyzny
Musimy uzupe}nic dar dziesie--
ciomilionoWy.
| Przeciwnicy. zgodnej piracy ma
rodowej maja zuchwa}osc sciaggac
resztki STAT e drogiej Matki ma
szej Polskii wolac z uraganiem v
nedznych swych pismidlach: oto
magic jej kosci, ME ma AM 2 view
natrz, ami 2 zew1latrz pomocy!
Rodacy, my te kosci najdrozsze
my te nedze strasznaa, to nasteepst:
wo gospodarki wrog6w ich roz
boj66w ma ziemiach naszych, a "a:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28

swiata mnie ME oderwie. Stale dc
Walki Q ciebie, zrobie wszystko
czego zazadasz, ale zak1inam Gle
ME poWatpiewaj 0 tenn, ze wiecz.
ME, Wiecznie kochac Gle bede.
Wierze panu, szepne1a
Blanka, zwyciezona potega slow
Hiszpana, wierze panu, cho-.
Lciaz ME pojmuje do jakiego celu
mi1osc nasza doprowadzic moze.
Wyrzeczenie byloby lepszem
niz p%rzelotne szczeScie, - rzek]
Pedro szybko, - W tobie PAM Wi.
DIE Wcielenie mego idealu, ciebie
pragne, tvs mojem. najwyzszem
dobrem, a jednak bez namysfu cd
pychamt Woja reke. jesli mi jej
ME oddajesz ma zaWsze. Chwili
szczescia niechce opfaca6 wiecz--
ma tesknota. Wiesz PAM teraz co
mysle i mozesz podfug tego pow
lasc p~ostanowienie.
O! moi Boze! m6j Boze, objas-
nij mnie, daj mi wskazowke, -
szepnefa Blanka, co nam czy--
mic? jaka droge obrac?
%! jake slabe jestescie ko-
biety, = m6wil Pedro dalej, =
jak dlugo sic namyslacie pred
przystapieniem do czynu, i jak
czesto wybieracie IKE dlatego, zeS
Gle dlugo chwia}y sic jak trzcina!
Ha! donno Blanko, PAM mnie ME
.kochasz, PAM mnie ME kochalas
nigdy!
- Music zniesc cierpliwie ten
wyrzut, - odrzek}a hrabina, -
choc Bog mi swiadkiem, zem nan
ME zas}uzy}a! 0! jestes okrutnym
Don Pedro! -.
a jake sic PAM obchodzisz
re nina - zawolal Hiszpan z go
rycza, - watpisz o mel mi}osci,
krepujesz sic jakiemiS wzgledami,
cry to ME musi naprowadzac mnie
IA mysl,, re jestem niczem dla' Gle
bic! Milosc ME powinna znac Fad
nych wzgled6w, donna Blanko,
Wilma bye wolna, jesli ma cos
znaczyc! Wide jednak, re owe
wzgledy So s~ilniejsze mad ciebie,
&c pragniesz pozostac nieszczesli-
wa i odchodze, bogatszy jednem
doswiadczeniem, ubozszy o jedno
piekne uczucie. Me bede. sic skar-
zyl ami plaka}. SWAT ME ujrzy
mojcj bolesci, ale wien, re ME dfu
go bede dzwigal ciezar nieznos--
hego istnienia. Badz zarowa, PAM
hrabino i wspomnij czascm 0 u
mar1ym! :
Ostatnie slowa wym6wil mick
KIM. drzacym glosem, wyciagna}
do niej reke ma pozegnanie, IDA
wa}o sic, lie chce odejsc.
Hrabina czula to, re Pedro ME
powroci jezeli mu teraz odejsc
pozwoli. Odgrywal on z takiem
przejeciem i z TAXA godnoscia ro-
lie szlachetncgo, re Blanka mysli
q utraceniu go ma zawsze pre-
.nicsc ME mogla. Zamiast vice pc
dac mu reke ma pozegnanie, 'po-
konac siebie sama. i spe}nic swoje
postanowienie, Z cichem }kaniem
upad1a kusicielowi W objecia i u
kry}a glove ma jego 1onie.
Hiszpan odwzajemni1 jej piesz-
czoty. Usmiechajac sic szatansko,
milczal chwile, a wreszcie przer---
wal przykre milczenie:
- Vice sic zdecydowa}as, Blan
ko? Cheese bye m%oja?.. moja Ma
zaW~sze?.... '.s
- TAX, tax! - zaw6la}a hrabi
ma, smiejac sic i p}aczac, = czu92ee
wyraznie, re bez ciebie by1abym
s1iczem rzucam sic W twoje obje-
cia i powierzam ci m6j los.
Uczynie go szczesliwym, =
odpowiedzial Hiszpan, bedzie
to odtad jedynem mojem zada-
MEM. Bede zy1 tylko ola ciebie
stworze ci niebo ma ziemi. Me pc
za}ujesz nigdy, zes mnie uszczesl
villa mi1oscia i uczyni}a dumnyn
! TWEEN zaufaniem!
Usscisna} namietnie Blanke,
szepczac s}owa milosci, przyciag
nal ia do siebie.
Godzina jak chwila uplynefs
kochankom.
Zegar W salonie wskazywal je
dcnasta.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want al page.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13

The G~raysport Home Demonstra-
ton Club will have a three day short
course June Is, 10 and 20. The
County Home Demonstration Agent
will be assisted by Miss Saidee Hol-
liday, Messrs. Wilson, A. B. Mckay,
Miss Agnes Donaldson and Mrs. Del
Ia A. Alley. Work will be given on
meal planning, Bee culture, garden
ing, landscape gardening. Cottage
cheese cookery, butter making, pre-
servation of eggs, culling focks and
canning. Miss Rebecca McCaslin,
the live president of the m Demon
stration Club is getting everything
in rediness for the work.
EMMA COWSERT, H. E. Agent
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13

The purpose of the asbestos or min
eral wool Is to retain the heat in the
oven. WHERE YOU WANT IT.
We know there is twice as much of this
mineral wool used in the Boiler Iron
Chief as in any other high grade range
ON the market.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13
NOTICE TO

Notice is hereby given that the
Board will at its next regular meet
ing in July, 1919, receive bids for
cutting down Gibbs Hill and Fort
Hill at or neal j. F. Gibbs residence
on Graysport road in District One OF
Grenade County, Mississippi. Con-
tract will be awarded to the lowest
and best bidder. The Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Done by an order of the Board OF
Supervisors, this June, the 9th, 1919.
M. E. POWELL. Chancery Clerk.
6-13-19 st.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13

Rev. Joshua Gravette, who was ex-
pected to begin the meeting at the
Central Baptist church Thursday
night the 18th is delayed one day on
account of having to deliver the
principle address at the graduating
exercises of the Denver Bible Insti-
tute. His first rmo in Grenada
therefore will be on Friday night the
18th.
J. w. LEE Pastor
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13
BIG sALELAsTs ONE WEEK.

The Pressgrove Dry Goods Co., put
on a big sale, beginning tomorrow
saturday. and lasting n week.
Some exceptionally low prices r 60
ing to prevail and it would be well
for the public to give this sale espec-
ial attention.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13
AN OMISSION.

In giving a list of the faculty Sc
lected for the white public school in
Grenada for the next session last
week, by oversight the name Of Mrs
G.. G. White was omitted. Mrs.
White will teach the fourth grade.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13

and grubbing right of way for new
road in district 2, beginning at old
road near Pleasant Grove church and
terminating at public road south of
Mack Edwards. Contract will be
awarded to the lowest and best bid
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BR0Mo ounsINE Tablets remove the
cause. There is only one Promo ouinine.
e. w. GROVES signature on box. 30c
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13
Booze Is Not a Good Cure.
From the Ames Iowa Intelligercer

When q man comes to you all
doubled up with pain ana declares he
will de in your presence unless you
~oguyc him . drink Of whiskey, san3
him to q doctor or else give him a
dose of C~hamberlaia's Collie and
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13

Diarrhoea Remedy. There is q mis-
taken notion among a whole lot of
people that zooze is the best remedy
for colo and stomach ache. 6-6-4t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13

der. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Done by an order Of the Board of
Supervisors this June, the 9Th, 1919.
N. E. POWELL, Chancery Clerk.
6-13-19 St.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13

666 quickly relieves Constipation,
.2iIiousness. Loss of Appetitr and
Headaches. due to Torpid Liver.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board will receive bids for clearing
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13

Because OF its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE BROMC QUININE is better than ordinary
Ouinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full ns me and
tos,s fer the signature OF Z. w. GROVE. 3oC,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-13
Piles Cured in 8 70 I4Dsys

Drnscis,s refund money if FAZ0 OINTMENT fails
TO cue Itching, Blind, R'eedins or Protrudina Fies'
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you ca fet'
sestful sleep otter the first SPECIFICATION. II. tuc
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
souAsHINe A LAND BOOM.

Quincy Journal: The government
through the department of agricul-
5lture has just put an effective stop to
the land boom that has been carried
on throughout the middle west for
several months. This boom, which
was basipg the price of farm lands
on fictitious and inflated values, was
particularly Troublesome in the state
OF Iowa, where land went as high as
$500 an acre. In one case in particu-
lar trace Of land valued at only S25
an acre twenty-five years ago, and
certainly not worth more than SIS
an acre at this time, was held and
actually sold at 1895 an acre.
The theory Of the government,
which investigated the land situation
in that section shorty after the
boom got under way, was that the
speculation that was driving the
land values UP would tend to Increase
the cost Of farm produced food over
that entire area OF the central west.
The stand taken by the bureau of
farm management OF agriculture de-
partment, the bureau that uncovered
the fictitious character of the boom,
was that il farm values went UP to
an inflated price, the cost of foods
land other products from the area
affected would correspondingly have
to soar so as to insure the farmer or
investor fair percentage of return
on the money invested in his lands.
Investigating agents were at once
despatched to the area affected and
ia search was made for the causes
behind the abnormal boom. It was
found that the section particularly
around the state of Iowa was suffer
ing from land speculation fever
that was infectious and was rapidly
spreading to neighporIng states.
Realty operators were encouraging
sales and investors were buying with
the hopes Of unloading" their new
purchases almost Immediately at an
exorbitant profit. In one county the
boom went like wild-fire, ending In
the sale and resale of forty-eight
farms within the county In COM
paratively short period. These sales
were made in all but one case on
paper alone, with the exception OF
moderate option fees paid ON most OF
the properties to hold them for the
Spectator.
As soon as 1t was discovered that
the boom was wholly fictitious the
federal agencies and others having
the best interest of the community
at heart, began to make public the
facts of the case. For a while there
was a loud cry from the realty
sharks, but it died down as the farm
ing interest Of the state and the
would-be purchasers began to see the
real light of the situation and things
are rapidly returning to normal. There
is still some speculation going on,
but it is believed that the dangerous
element of the boom that threatened
to upset values over that entire area
of the country has not been wiped
out.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
Menace of the Radicals.

Chicago Daily News: What Mr..
Gompers does not sufficiently empha.
size is the fact that though the gov
eminent is safe the moderate trade
union movement in this and other
countries is not. There are too many
extremists and erratic, intolerant
men in that movement. These men
have publicly avowed on the platform
and in certain labor papers, SO called,
their sympathy with spartacism. Dol.
shevism and revolutionary commun-
ism. They have little In common
with Mr.. Gompers and the ether la
Dor leaders of his type. They are
poisoning the minds of wage workers
to the extent OF their ability. The
trade union movement is seriously
menaced by them. They break con.
tracts, bring on unnecessary strikes
and preach the hateful doctrine of
class warfare. They persistentIy de.
nounce in private and conspire
against the true friends of organized
labor. Trade unionists should Join
with Mr.. Gompers and other alert
leaders to purge unionism OF this
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
SEE WHAT YOU AIM AT.

New York World: Every year the
hunting season brings with it its
spells in the form OF human sacri-
fices. For the benefit of gunners
who are going after game this fall
the following list Of don'ts is given:
Don't take any chances. The finc-
| ton of shotgun is to scatter shot,
but be very careful where you scat
ter it.
Don't blaze away in haste and don't
get excited. Many a shooter has
filled his favorite dog full of lead
just because he was over anxious
Don't point gun at any person in
jest. 1t is always the gun I'VE didn't
known was loaded" that goes off and
does the damage The only time to
point gun is when you intend to
kill
Don't take every rustic Of a bush
or bough to be sure indication of
game. Remember sometimes an in.
quisitive person has a penchant for
being in strange places.
Don't carry a loaded gun through
the street, or in cars, trains, auto
mobiles or any other kind of vehicle,
or leave it around farmhouses to
have some child playfuliy blow a
head off.
Don't get excited and shoot without
making sure your object is game.
Don't shoot until you see the rabbit,
or whatever it may be, and then be
sure that he is clear Of both man
and dog.
Don't drag gun under fence
v 18th the muzZle pointed toward you
IkNy, aIs y fo,,
gun or lean it against tree until
you get over. Put it through the
fence and on the ground, business
end before.
Don't hunt with any one that you
know to be careless. Carelessness
with three and a quarter drains Of
powder behind one and one-eighth
ounces of shot is inviting sure
death"
Don't load your gun until you are
actually ready for business. At all
other times it should be empty. Keep
looking along the barrel at your
game.
Don't use cheap gun, as it is apt
to explode when a heavy charge is
used
Don't borrow dog or gun or
loan either.
Don't rest on the muzzle of your
gun.
Don't violate the game laws 1t Is
not only criminal, but sometimes
very costly.
Don't hog all the game. Leave
some for the next fellow.
Don't rest the muzzle of your gun
on the ground. A gun muzzle clog
ged with dirt or mud is dangerous
proposition.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

| Des Moines Capital: Governor
Harding is greatly to be commended
for the effort he ia making to avert
any disaster for the middle west in
the eventuality OF coal strilce. In
any event activity is to be preferred
to inactivity, even though the activ-
| ity may result in nothing of benefit
to the state. Governor Harding
may accomplish nothing, but his at
tempt Is a brave one and he prom
ises TO be equally brave in exercising
every power he may possess by vir-
tue of his office to save the Iowa
public from the terrors OF coal
strike.
Perry Chief: The man who offers
you figures showing the cost of liv-
ing has been lowered also brings to
your mind the old saying that figures
won't lie. but liars will figure"
Fort Dodge Messenger: Sermons
on thrift these days for the most
part fall on deaf ears. The tendency
isn't toward thrift. People have the
money. They are spending it. The
orgy of spending which has the
nation in it's grip is without prece-
dent. The man who breaches thrift
gets about as much as dog barking
at the moon. He merely annoys
people who don't want to be an
noyed. They don't want to be told
to save. They want to spend. And
spend they do.
Des Moines Register: When the
talk gets around to interpretation
ones mind goes back to the so-called
victory garden that failed to come up
to expectations this summer.
Traer Star-Clipper: When the
nation and the world face a scarcity
of the necessities of life the idler is
a Stacker. 1t is possible to feel some
sympathy for the man afraid of the
firing line, but there is no possibility
of sympathy for the able bodied man
who is afraid of work.
Glidden Graphic: Iowa Is a far
better state to live in than California
ever was. The trouble is we don't
appreciate it. We hardly ever talk
about it. Men become rich in Iowa
and then go to California to spend
their wealth. We have resources in
both agriculture and manufactures
and scenery and climate, too, for
that matter-that outsiders wonder
at but we hardly ever notice.