davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

cen % trafterc iaa Del mc0 &ailc o
Sage, at Do |rcItel ell0ellg lnoIaHot
zig % ulpffclig oucr JorglemmeIiclt
9iproe iine llnoitgIonin9cr, blcD alt
lettelig flight % aIenlt. 9ien ertcr
benne SilorageIic blep Der / Yrclten@
aontor opbpngt Ell Soplc, bpor "a.
gems forifielligc 6orretniugcr moi
agtig bleu anfort.
Sunot bar bcficuot for lin GeIta'
Ienbeo. Yco WcrIelanba gegroUel,
Ie bar ban Stlt0rnternc5 5alamanO.
SigeIeoe5 bar ban ubIet til at bolot
,SelttaIen peo oct fsrite Stuocnter'
msoe / aisbeuhoun, ct Speru ban
ifilte iig ira nlco nlcget SeIo. % I!
StuoenterlamilNoet bolbt ban CT.
gang mco megen 9rooour Gale pal
,SsIonoif, Der pat.e umaa0elig Be
geiItring. Sum Grpoitaut gioroc
tan life iamme ubetinge0e Spffe
gsnoerne ioritoo bom life oItio.
Nenigbebcn tpQct oengang mango
Tietiiter. Tom fife fHnoe f~orIone zig
meo Treiten5 IDie Sipsipn. anore
i.sote bar peo ira TrGfeitolen at
iore moo Sigseriet % irembol0e Dir.
beibets itore 9etQ0nins. Som Sir
leisrser par ban oerimob meget al.
DoISt. San aiIa8oe 9eiss / bper,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

sous az bUcr Spite, toltc mco 9r5o
crne. iutcrcaicrtc ilq ior ocrcs S,c.
~ gap Dem nDttigc giauo.
GlIcrt Slulot par ait au0ct enc
Ztonom. 2ertIl buuOc ban ror tort
"a uormt @icrtc.. GtrTJr uar oct
seller life rart bcpeuot ucO ha1g
6innnicr, leIu eitcr al ban uar fon.
met til GiOsUoIo, iomt Dur auict i3m
Ct Al De bcoite Aalo. san iyr1oo
]%aasmauOcu al mooriUc [icnoc ol.
Fighter iom fife blcu go0UtQja be-
talt. Ccroc0 iorHjuoitcocs 1ug
¬Tatcr betDoeIig. % ban. eoo.
lisrculGo % @ieitiril-a bar peI
ticuot. Ellie % eabUcr bar ue.tom
men 90 ingcu ior ljmpeI til al noOl
pco bans 9oro. Get bpnotc oQiou,
at han, uaar ban bauoc bart Iicnl8
beosmsOc, til Vreiteirucua 6orTrr.
Celie inobs0 belle 5orIamllnBeu i9m
la niertc meo til Ereiteguarocn. On
<learten, mems ban iom ullrs
Uiano boeoe paa 2aaieu, g,tcr, tom
et Far SIestniuser fi9rcn0e mco
Sfpos % for at tllbriule &it,uen
Der. Sunot git ga ieIo u0 / zta,
rem Ior at bente Stp0sglittm inc !
Snuen. Sa. iaa opoireuot par bar
i i'm RPitefiGrIIgbco, at ban ira Ijo
til anOen paalngoe Jig ia.u % i'm
6amiIie "5oriogeIieause", boori oer
life matte npoes aaiie e4er Suttsr
eQer ~Iignenoe, Spngit ialot ogt ham
at aiboIoe iig ira lobof, nonr DEN
rar 6oringelieu5 Blenitan6. Gn
Gang hGnote Oct. at ban rent ior-
alcmte liz % til i'm itorc Cora mInt
! llaen beionot 10 ilooenoc peO ii:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

no g
.,toe'o' l'i'o 'l' ''"iS O~0l'P''oc
F'ot "'ll'Ioe''.
e"'tI 0"''o'2 N'''lI" oaI '' gu
i't az o.' eopl'.GLc N'atyI ~ oo'
,u'''l "'o''i'5 N"''S''. N'''. .1I c'
oe8uoI' i'v'l "ir U''oo ''u''''' u.''
'u'' ~o''''' Io'" 't'e Ncto' v'.',' US
~ @l's''pt " e' N~u''oI@''' fl''.-.
0"",o' ~ oot 'v'.ol """,'-
'-''oo.'"l'''sL ~, NI.".''.' "''''
l'''t p''[ 7'. "'"''o, >''''',' NY
"'o '' ''"' o~o''''0.''s 'u"'
D!'',''''8' 'o.'' N''' '.,' w." 5
'''o' p"" ~ o"t '""' '""'oD
=" lCo"''''''
reg Sig-n ''' "'''o 9'a"v''o W nun
.'''' "a '"' '''I o..' ".'0' ="
'o." 'I'"' ~ '"'t |''.,L '"s' o't.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Smnatrrf AT Gilert Snnbts Civ.
(9(f @aloilnlr Moe

TN al DC mango mtcrfeli1c WtGito,
Norae "foItret / Iorrigc IarDunorcoc,
par Spgilcprelt Gilert Sunot eacr
"0ante. Sunot". lom ban falotcs
paa 8rlno al i'm cneitaocrtbc Suite
leSie % Spoirclic ior 6aiterne elcr
Omitreiferne. san ltaar tllllge Ionl
eli al bort Soils Goleite Telglorcre.
Sfuloe mani fortclig |oilmeni9ttc
Fans 2ius itorc 9etpbnin9, maatte
Oct bli / De 10 Gro: Mtenneltepcn %
6olfeopOragcr.
Set pur Somiunbets Stcbbarn.
Sunot bet lit Sip, % for bereS &cl
pirfet ban nlcb b%ierteparm Sntcres-
le og alorig ipigtcl0e 9~tioflrrbeb.
SnlbblcO5 Sbealiit lon ban par
meobragte ban til i'm @icrning ct
opbeict Sip5Ipl % en- uroffclig Gro
pod oct CODES Seier. GcspGrre er
bet Ell Seluiel9c, at Sloet maatte b..
rcoe ell ioa ioecIt nnla9t MunD matt
ge Sfnficlier % nlegcl WoO9an9.
Saa meeet Itprre bar BET, al intct
bar iltan0 til at file bans Dtob cllec
luGffe bans gleocnoc SlltcreS'c.
Gilert Sulot blcp ieot / 6oriuno
ben Soc Nligltlt 1917. "a bans 6nr
bar en- ltiormilcnbe Sfib5ierer nlen
ltor Sanlilic lGrtc ban oQercbc Ionl
Barn Sipet3 Ilpor at fienoe, bDuo
ser tiolig mOOnet banl. 5 jim ling
Dom blep ban grcbet al Den RONALD
till -nationole Strsmnlng % blep Ell
al oen5 melt be9ciltreoe S%ilballgere.
Wtell alt ira @arn8ben al par hans
Wteofelellc paft for DC itlpffcligc |
Samfunoet. Sarlitno blep oengano
ofte hjen1iogt al Saltefpl9er, iorn
llobrcbte Sfrrf, hnor Dc FINN, oJ
ion 8ut ifal Sunot Ser babe uGret
Slone til ct blobigt Slag5maal mel
lem llogct 6anter. Sra bette ilhpg'
gcligc Sptrin ifal bans opbc Wteo-
fslcllc mco aue Sallter Ifripe Jig. 90
"a ban Ierenc JON SGrer peo Sll8t-
buiet fpln til at little nGrnlerc 9c.
feinbtlfab ntco Dem, latte ban oct
iom lin Sipsopgase at reile olsll
nloralif fprfpnne. San iegte Iaa
% opnaoebe Statsbepiaina til at
iniocre ocres Sprog, SGoer pa
Sfiffe og ofIentligaioroe ienere So
lultatcrnc / Ilcrc Spgcr % Srod)ll-
rer.
Mcu Sunbt gif pibcrc / Inc llu-
ocrlpgelIcr, ionl elterbuanoen forn
til at omIatte aae Sioer al Solicit
BET, De lpie % De morfe, oeriblanot
oalaa @otemioler MOB Sattigbom.
men % andre locale Snbcr, buortil
tan a1liaa ct inogaaenoe aienOlfab
til 6urboloenc iom en 9~teopenoie.
beo. Terfpr panbret ban poa III,
500 2allbet ruubt ira @rpno til
@rrnb, fra 8aaro til @aaro for at
iGttc Jig ino / 5orbploenc. Neppe
nogcn onoen Ioromono pna bans
Sib bar iaa fienbt orcr oct belle
2altb ionl ban. Wten oct bar Ind
langt ira, at han ooerolt bleD nlebt
meb 6oritaaelIe, at nlolt mango Ste
ser bite born Mistro. Sa. oct
bGnote bam enoos, at ban ielu, tat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Grumcl / ~2litrouout rarrct Yroi.
Mauitccn ila bau III /, ON Stuoer-
tcrm6oct / H1sbtnbuuu. ont Slust /
Stuocntcriumiunoct. hOor mon 1889
&uuuar gIorOc &aftcr Ill 9rngcbr-
Qcrct oa ont mango ANDRE itore u
lurua 9cGlUcubcocr.
Get ID'c % InfteIrgc 4iem bIco
zoe %lui 1875 pIlloIelja i~oritDrrct
yc0 at Glicrt Sun0t bIcp rnftet bur-
ar ct otrt %ungcbctFuoclic. tom :
Sgbct al Toa Gage cuotc oen l0ec!t
unLaatc % cole Wan0s &ro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
ptnoer paa Samiiiem.

String belle N~uutlleu meo o9 gtp penn en- Nor
Wejei,c be otort9 nj 0lclnulc. Suu Nultul
'~ortleuer oeuue Ierte, % 'uu gler c'us %aru.
TN lloeu iorrntc. ltbGluct til Here Tigers
Netle / outpoeIcu a, yutoets }'peg, ullbC tie
brju9e Ell 2irsfoeI al Ocu yrroout % lluoel
b%oIonlng. 'om bpoes Dig Uc0 oeuUe tlUupc
uiUsrge llolllliug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Stsrne @psnins til bette gruA.

: uerloub Ep9ulug miotpels mellem Ct.
Iaul "a OtluuecpoliS. SGnt tln, t, lol,ce
Hcrcs iplot meb lutsreSiaute llo~ftiuingsslens
llanoc % brcDe. lite operfulote Wdrgs, 4lt
bette Ell mooeru b%uunofrt Spgntug, beu
llstlt u~cgen'rube brugt iii Hutomobtluoittt.
Ing. Hereo oig MI til al fomuue tioltq GA le
oeure llotillluq AmtrttcS melt lioyutteoe
mIocG Ct lag o. 'oy ell ~aog0ugspriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
0sr er inaeu RorcipsraiIer o.

Ser er inscu SorciSsreier ont
rorite Spinoerpite.
Bill ben Ibornent, Iom iorleben
ipureie ON 2nroforbolo oi.u4i Canada
(SpcrpsriddI ira South Gaiofni uGre
ina mil at ieuNe es iii Naui isicn. Set
rnr ina nipoeIie ~itrcpct, Of III life TINT
DC tpoe Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Ter gt9ss rnGeu ~ittrerc %~suscdnorirs
ge,it for Siotu euo n tIe5e rprite eqcr
oGuitc aroueu % .uoc Dem ltdd pGu
Rcrre / EGutcu ttoIrl auricu eadr OF.
iSor iuloitHuorge C~plpsutrgsr itrlp ri
Sirser Sslauo x Co., It's 60. Ssar5oru
Il, Nhtcahn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

"GecorabsGoIfen ian life panta
iis at al Cplnsninser ON Dtpntiorbaubz
Icre % Samlere.
- Sra Itd]iio1. aanias, bar hi MOB
tat ct SperssmaaI, Iont' ct iaa utpDelis
ifrepet, at ri life f~orltadr Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
"0obbeltsiGnscrcn", eue

"0obbeltsiGnscrcn", eIer "Sbe
Man @bo soft 8imieli~. iom Den
beoer pan engelif. bespnber / IA.
gems Rumer al "Seo arnen".
Nerf: 9ette er Ell sanife anoeu
6ortRllins emo ben al iamne gtapn.
iom for 9ioeu gaar / "Splnoen %
Slemmct".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Sp.: Sboo Tan slsres mco en- Yer
ion. Tom life lpnrer pan nit Sreo. mar
iea Irggcr Ct 2 Gts. Sriircrtc / greoet?
Spar: Ter tinbes inseu SOB, fDrn
furpItgter bam til at iparc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Yefpe mmeiisbeSer itaar iaroise.

Cine Nemter nil ollie blipe ber. Arruuge
meuter er 9iort I'll puo bcnlie Diaooe at uures
taee mere enp 300 900 Sels9euos. Notsler
% Slubber bnoer big biertellg peltonmen.
{"uillins bperres @lGtttribeo ul BRUCE ojQ
III OF fele Dig ION blemnc. Mtuu9c gooe
llnoerb olpnlu9er Ct orrOn9eret, 'uo ou lite
bebsper al buUc ct ene'te leotgt Elebllt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Sp.: apab faloc3 "G%1nbdlnlcr" %
"lnbcrtater" / giorae?
Spar: yesrauclies.
b~efsrger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Sp.: Gr Der roget aonlpdnt her |
Imcrifa. ipn irlscr Inumullition for
9rads ,Seraenicn Hifler?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Sp.: Seq bar bnret her / gmerifd |
40 Iar % bar nit 8orserpapir. Seq
CT insen til @proe % hnr NOT at lepc ar.
S1an mani icnoc mig I'D al Sanoct, foroi
jog life bar lrrt gngcllf2
Spar: Nei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Sp.: Ndn Sc sipe Narn os goresIe
raa Sirnocr i Chicago, lcm banbIer
nleb ferif Silt?
Spar: Soptb 0iiberies g., Chi.
lasp, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Qdben Rorreiponoonce.

GSyre1maa! ha Serjm~ h@ fife rpsipr I'M
Gspne Al @esdftprer, keru&--t.
6ysrsere bcses ahcfte unf S~prrssmaaIi q fisn y
tsteIis; eprsS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Scout mco ino til Din cgcn Uplifting!

s heen gm br @hnnemphs Auomubuc Nhe GSoIrun benwuto bette rampemo Zoe 5unuseoe til
Tbe rb prN MG, Sproc % Barn tHuroWnen. ItG 0n uoUAuQ - nonobrdpt bin Rm. .
HpMr no Rb - jim SunIe- t bUte bio nb Nrc qN Nnhbnno til at lGe at pare pm Waostnfer
uHhNpuenbc CpfnbeNr pg hme Yrotuouenp o at BRUCE monruu Wr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Go.: Or Der ct norIfs Iutlcrif Sarncs
tien, / Sarge, u. ., eler Iloeroomss
hem?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Sp.: Sbnb CT SoIoen paa ct Gulo'
flroe le11bt til Norse?
Suar: gplben er furifieAis, alt cf=
ter bpilfc aubre Metaller &iebet er la
net al - ~antaselis fra 80 til 40 8roner
pr. SilpgramL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Sp.: Sbornange apabrarioo er Der I
CT Idal Sorb.
Spar: 10000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

SeSAJ Os'HNNe S.V ~
tasp, 81.
Sp.: 1. glep Spitsber9en al SreSss
fonfcrenIcu oner9iuet Norge tileic. eller
it Norec burc YoIitifontrol opcr Zen?
.. Naar Ell bar ltrcoet I'll STORYTELLING
% su'fer at fnn GDpnri9bt pau Den, I'll
hocm ifaI mani hcnuetoc lig besangadeni
&c. % hpor nlegct pil De foite2
Spar: 4. Morac faar fnlb Hettt9-
hen pper Spitsberaen.
,. 2ibrarp of Gpngreis, @aibitgtDit,
3. 6. Gn Solur.
Sp.: Seq tog "2ibertp gonn5" ior
900 Su0urS bcu 23bc Npril 1918.
.opprnoar er DC iorfnlDne fpr llbbetd'
ling og fdur nan life Oct iulDe 8eIeb
nobctolt? % buor Itol mult hetpelDe
Jig?
Suar: Set frcmandr life AT
epsrssmaalct, builfet nj DC fcrifielliae
gpnbsierier epsraeren har fisbt Ypnss
/. Gr bet bet fsritc 80 Erpccnt Snan,
inn fsrfalber bette fsrit / 1947. Bet
rann,c It IilfrlDet men bet fsrIic 4
Yruccnt gann. Get anbet 4 Truteit
@aan fprfaIbcr / 1912. Spsrsercn fnt
benpcnbe zig til cit |arf | nermeIte @n
~ iaa mer rpiastis @eifeS.
Sp.: 6por lfal ie9 benrenoc mig Tor
al erboloe Splpsning on SanO | Srltt'b
Columbia?
Spnr: Commissioner Of Ynblt:
Sano, Gieturia, .. &.
5p.: I. ppaD tot man elere ntco en-
Dtano, jom uoeu @runo bcltploer i'm
acnc for lltroIfab?
.. S SiliGlbe al Sftlsmtslc, lnem al
Dem fnar @drncnc?
Spar. 1. Set fnu mnocr sinnc Int
itrnoiabeoer nannc til'trGffeIis Nariaa
til Sfilsmisic. Set CT fanifc beDit.
HUG yprbplbet CT ntaalelts, at rancfsre
iia men CT Sa8fsrcr.
.. Set fummer Nh pan iaa mango
Gina. 2pncn fan INN &e9el petite ut
hcbulpe Snrncnc nnhcr be nGpnte Sn,'
n%rnbisbeSer, men bet Ct 10 &cttcns sag
Ns>.a~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Spar: Dibbarb, Spencer, Cart.
lett & g., Chicago, SM.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Srdctor:uoitinina.

Nu mluIunn &uOcnsuornm9, al 'unruenlt9ue tuu mo ben Iubr.
fouterucs 0pngrts, lout uurltg uiholoes / gponS. NIuutrge. Mere
emo ct Iuunb omeitaulfe 6abr'uuter 81 reprGleutereoe. Tin euste
AuIconnq til pdd et @uIO at tnlpteere alt bet Nutouers cpruo'orts
me Werier bar rlofommeuQlort fr At lpare Sb oG leue arbtbe.
Wtpoe. llOnllnN. EMe NOoo Chow. grtn4 BIN Nnhru neo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Irmf=uoitinina

Gen terie fulfilling Of lruds NoyoOeten no9cunuoe bar 'ect.
NDnnGrCeue gogue al euhuer S1oS % til ale Srup ira lete yeue
rirgspoere til Ell eapuctet al 10 &ou8. Mtuuot Niooeucr trcma
bro9i rpr Normbrug, msb Convertible bodies" % $ omS pneumu
tte Niuriu8e, Der pl bGre oct pprre yGs ouer 0ue SIu9S &Je %
unbtv uue 2}erforbolbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Iutonto bilc II

Sen met ioraiteoc o9 iuIotruoigne MISUNDERSTANDING on
euer uo9eu uubeu bar leet. SperGaor / Sterrslle ole &cta
benSreforoc. StrOelt 'uutttoueret al Motor ouo Accesioyp
Wouulocturer8' ASipctottou ot NerO Yort. lbrillnO9Qien
'tdnOe pl reprr'eutere bet uler upe'te Niotorpogue, 'omnlGu
rreo ben melt tuloltrnot9e Sonliu8 no9eulinoe let Al be oer.
I'll berenoe u0ltpr o9 Biting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

suAr: Scr CT tusen ilisc Silent ,
Sarge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-27
Your Dollar Will Buy Bigger and
Better Bargains at This Store Of
Phenomenal Dollar Day Values

pairs Mems Half Hose. heavy and
medium weight, of cotton, seamless
foot, with extra spliced heels and toes,
assorted colors. sizes ga to C1
liz ............... ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-27

yards Apron Bingham, reliable
colors, assorted blue check, 81 CT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-27
Washable Fabrics

yards new Percale. good grade,
yard wide, in light and dark col Ct
oring Observation-Disclosures. - =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-27

Table Damask, cotton. 2 yards
wide, plain white, mercer R7
ized-choice, yard. ...... y i
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-27

pairs Mems Half Hose, medium
weight cotton, with REINFORCED heels
soles and toes. in black only, CT
sizes 91z to H.. - 1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-27

4. yards Chambray Bingham.
plain light blue, 80 inches CT
wide .............. " \
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-27

5 yards Unbleached Sheeting.
heavy grade. smooth weave, CT
full yard wide. ......... ~ L
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-27

IL yards Seamless Sheeting,
bleached or unbleached. heavy
grade. contains no dressing, Ct
81 inches wide. ........ III
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-27

yards Cotton Chapie. reliable
grade, full yard wide, for oom- Ct
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-12-11

light illumined his face for an in
stant, and then went out, leaving the
night blacker than before.
''That's SOUTH" he announced, snap
ping the compass case shut, sand this
blame wind is southeast; that ought to
keep us fairly straight" \
'sThe ponies will do that; they'll
keep where the travelling is good. Shift
this bag back of your saddle, Dan. You
ride lighter, and my horse is begin
ming to pant already; that will ease
him a few pounds"
The transfer was made, and the two
men rode out into the rear desert,
urging their animals forward, trust
ing largely to their natural instinct
for guidance. They would follow the
hard sand, and before long the scent
of water would as certainly lead them
directly toward, the spring.
Yet it was not long until dawn be-
gan to turn the desert gray, gradually
revealing its forlorn desolatiOn. West
colt lifted his head, and gazed about
Win NCc1A4CO oiAOA tAOS3 oCAAA AAOlh
the whipping of the sand-grit. On
every side stretched away scene OF
utter desolation, unrelieved by either
shrub or tree-an apparently endless
ocean of sand, III places leveled by the
wind, and elsewhere piled into fan
tastic heaps. The breeze slackened
somewhat as the sun Redeemed the
east, and the ponies threw up their
heads and whinnied slightly, increas-
ing their speed. Westcott saw the
marshal arouse himself, straighten in
the saddle, and stare about, his eyes
still dull and heavy.
zone HI of view, Jim," he said
disgustedly, 'but reckon we can't be
a great ways from that spring. We've
been ridin' right smart"
'It's not far ahead; the ponies sniff
water All! there's a bunch O. green
ahead; that'll likely be Badger
springs"
Assured they were beyond pursuit,
the two unsaddled and turned the
ponies out to crop the few handfuls
of wire grass which the sweet water
bubbling up from a slight depression
had coaxed into stUnted growth. There
was no wood to be had, although they
found evidence of several camp-fres,
and consequently they were obliged to
content themselves with what they
could find eatable in their bag. Except
for a few sentences neither spoke, I'M
til Brennan, having partially satisfied
his appetite, produced the note given
him by Miss La Rue, and deliberately
slashed open the sealed envelope.
SIN the name of the law he said
grimly, hauling out the inclosure.
fNow we1l see what's the row. Hola
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-12-11

more than we did before" Westcott
answered gloomily. "Only that this
chap Mendez is at a place called
Sunken valley. 1 never heard of it;
did youT
''No; reckon it's no spot the law
has ever had any use for. I've sup
posed all along them Mexican cattle
thieves had a hidden corral somewhar
in this country; but nobody has ever
found it yet. Right now, thanks to
this Miss La Rue, I've got hunch
that we're goin' to make the discOv-
cry, and put Bill Lacy and OF Mendez
out of business. But there's no sense
of our gassin' here. We got right
smart bit o. ridin' to do afOre day
light"
"How about the note she gave you?"
'We'n wait a while to read that.
don't want to strike no light just yet.
Maybe it had best be kept till day
break"
The men rode steadily, and mostly
in silence, large part of the way side
DY Sue. Lit dulIudIS luOy USSIIOuC
were fairly mated, quite capable of
maintaining their gait for several
hours, and needing little urging. The
night gloom enveloped them complete
ly; their strained eyes were scarcely
able to trace the dim outlines of the
ridge road, but the horses were desert
broke, and held closely to the beaten
track. Then Westcott's pony, which
carried by far the heavier load, be-
gan to show signs of fatigue. They
drew up, and the marshal dismOunt-
ed, searching about blindly/ in the
darkness.
''Too d---n dark" he said, coming
back, and catching up his rein. "a
cat couldn't find anything there; but
there's firm sand. Wait a minute;
I've got a pocket compass"
He struck a match, sheltering the
sputtering blaze with one hand. The
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over the summit, ready to report OBJ
servations to the marshal crouched
below.
Its Moore's team, all right" he
whispered back, "and Matt is driving
them. There isn't anyone else on the
seat, SO guess he must be alone"
"We can't be sure of that" returned
Brennan, wise il guarding against
surprises. "There was another fellow
with him on the out trip and he might
be lying down back in the wagon
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STORM DAMAGE IS
HEAVY IN MINNESOTA
NOT A TOWN IN THAT PART OF
STATE ESCAPES-MUCH
LOSS ON FARMS.

Pipestone, Mimi, March 25.-The
windstorm which visited this section
of the state early last week caused
even a greater damage than was at
first estimated. Not town in south
western Minnesota escaped the storm
and everywhere more or less damage
was done. Many windmills and silos
were blown down; rural telephone
and electric light lines were torn to
pieces and many barns and small out
buildings were either removed from
their foundations or entirely wrecked.
So far as has been learned here
there were no fatalities, but there
were a number of people injured. At
Tracy. tall brick chimney was blown
from the Partridge building and
crashed through the roof of the Rich
ards general store. Miss Inez Rog-
ers, clerk, was struck with flying
debris and was rendered unconscious.
Miss Eva Gustafson, another clerk,
was slightly injured.
At Round Lake the brick chimney
on the new scl1oos building was blown
over and it went through the roof Of
the structure causing damages esti-
mated at over $4,000. Tyler lost
hundreds of panes of glass.
Two sections of brick wall of Pipe
stones new $4,000 school building
gave way and damage amounted to
$4,000. Part of the roof of q new
foundry, building in course of con-
struction was blown away.
At Redwood Falls the roof of the
Remsey hotel was torn off and the
roof at the new schoolhouse at Wood
Lake suffered like fate. A wall
Of the new garage of Heppner &
Dick, at Mountain Lake, was torn
down. The buildings on the Mobiles
county fair grounds at Worthington
were quite badly damaged.
Slayton's fair ground buildings suf-
fered greatly from the wind. At Had
ley. near Slayton, the roof was torn
from an elevator. The 6O-foot smoke
stack on the electric light plant at
Candy went over, carrying a smaller
stack with it and both were complete
ly wrecked.
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GR0cERs TOkEEPUP |.
A WAR ON PACKERS
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION rs
DISSATISFIED WITH DIS
SOLUTION DECREE.

Chicago, March 25.-Dissatisfied
with the recent government decree,
limiting the activities of the "big
five" packers, the National Wholesale
Grocers association announced that
its case against the packers would be
reopened before the interstate COM
merce commission.
The hearing is set for Friday in
Chicago.
Array Davies, president of the gro-
GERS association, in communica-
tion to the members of the body, de-
clared that the decree obtained by At
torney General Palmer against the
packers failed "to be of much conse-
quence to the wholesale grocers, so
far as the propositions are concerned
for which we have been fighting be-
fore the commission"
The following were given among
reasons for continuing the hearing:
THE decree does not affect cheese,
butter, oleomargarine and other but
ter substitutes, lard substitutes, poul-
try or eggs.
''The decree runs against certain
corporation defendants but does not
affect the handling of the so called
unrelated articles by the individuals
named in the decree. Other corpora
tions already are being rapidly or
ganized for the very purpose of hand
ling those unrelated commodities.
"The decree fails to apply to the
articles listed in the decree itself
when handled by other corporations
and shipped in the same car with
fresh meats and packing house prod
ucts, provided the car is owned or
leased by railroad company"
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SENATORS WON'T
BLAME AMERICA
SAY THAT u. s. is NOT WHOLLY
RESPONSIBLE FOR HEAVY
SUBMARINE LOSSES.

Washington, March 25.-Cross ex
animation of Rear Admiral Sims was
continued today before the senate
committee investigating the navy's
conduct of the war with Senators
Pittman of Nevada, and Trammell OF
Florida, democrats, undertaking tc
show that the United States was not
wholly responsible for heavy subma-
rine losses during two months imme-
diately following the entry of the
United States into the war.
Admiral Sims said adoption of the
convoy system marked the turning
point of the war and that the allies
had to wait for American cooperation
before the plan could be made effec-
tive.
Our destroyers and other ships
should have sailed the night we de-
clared war and there was no good
reason why they should not have
done So" he said eff they had, O.
100000 tons of shipping would have
been saved and the United States
would have had an army of 100000
men in France by May 1, 1918. The
fact was that after we declared war
many American ships had to be placed
in dry docks and repaired before they
could be sent to the war zone"