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charola; pongo en- ella diez cent1Tos
diarios; mis- hijos mayores ponen Gin
co: mi se1ora los guarda. Esa es la
colecta de mi iglesia. ESQ es para mi
bebito. Luego, tenemos mitin. Habla-
mos, conversamos, Y sin grltos nj
ofuScacioncs, decretamos todos diver
tirnos, Y 0 divertiremos. En- ESQ es-
triba mi politica. Esa es mi republlca:
mi hogar."
Escuche al italiano, Y con la bahia
e~scurrida, eche mano a mi erudlclon
y escribi estas frases sobre una ser
v~illeta: Per me 81 va nella citta do
Iente.. vol che citrate" Sc las
mostre al amigo, y cl buen chico en-
clam6:
That is fine, fine. You wrote
that, didn't you. You are my friend.
Naturalmente, lie explique que Ia
cosa no era mia, siro de IN paisano
suyo muy recomendable. Y me dijo:
ESQ no importa. listed es mi
amigo de cualquier modo. 70 hsria
por listed cualquier cosa!!
Fl amigo Carol Sc quedo perplejo,
como esperanto a que yo ~parpadeara;
pero un servidor, nj Sc inmuto 81
Q%uiera. Entonces prosigui0:
-Pero no We listed ahi el profile
ma, hombre de Dios? Fc, cs 10 que el
pueblo ~necesita. Fe s0lida. "De repu-
blica quid ego tibi subtiliter?, tota
periit." para que andar con politi-
querias, 81 TODD ell pals esa ardiendo?
Nosotros cnsenam0s a los hombres a
ser TODD, menos a 10 mas im]portante,
que cs a ser hombres. Les ensenamos
ciencias, Industries, concrete; pero
NADIA de- moral, NADIA de espiritualidad.
NADIA de amor. CreamCs el sentinen-
talismo, pero nos preocupamos POGO
por el cultivo del sentimiento. 7 ell
mundO 81 estas dos fuerzas naturaleS,
Ia espiritual Y Ia material. no puede
tcner equilibrio nj IN su moral, nj en-
su justicia, nj en- ST. ley. " como
zanzibar csc sistema carcomido Y ano-
so con Ia sofa predica de IN instiga-
dor! 70 sc que la materia es dificil
de solucionarse; pero aun conserve
Ia fe de que no es impossible encon-
trar ell arreglo. No hay necesidad mas
que de honradez, de respeto a Ia ley,
de buena voluntad. La question de los
valores en- cl mercado es cosa secun-
daria. Lo esencial son los valorcs ETH
COS, los v~aIores sentimentales. No
puede haber vida social que valga una
higa, sin Ia mutua confianZa Y J.. hon
radez reciprocal de todos. Il problema
del trabajo no Sc reduce mas q a una
clase de servicio que Sc rinde. Ense-
ne listed a los hombres a servir, Y
clos daran Ia clave de Ia vida por
ST mismos. Los hombres han sido en-
senados a odiar, a matar y a d~estruir,
en- vez de e~nsenarlos a anna, d respe-
tar Y 4 construir. Y para lograrlo,
acuerdcse listed de estas palabras del
napolitano: 'el sol parece levantarse
y! MORN, pero, realmentc, nj sc Ievan-
Ia, nj Sc muere Algun dia Sc levan-
tara para todos, y cuando ESQ suceda,
no morira jamds.'
En- Il palabra, amigo, Fee!
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HACE EXPLOSION UNA ESTUFA
DE PETROLEO

Aver, q las 1854 a. m, Sc infor-
mo al departamento de policia de Ia
Escuela Primaria Breckenridge que
en- Ia oficina principal de dicho es-
tablecimiento acababa de expIotar una
estufa de petr6ieo. Embellishments
Sc conunic0 al ~departamento de bonn
berospara que acudieran a Ia escue-
Ia a prestar los auXilios que fueran
n~ecesarios, mas cuando 6stos Ilega-
ron al iugar del suceso el peligro
ha5ia desaparecido no habiendose re
gistrado perjuicioS de ninguna es-
Decie.
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DEL AubIENTE ' De Ia VIDA
TN HONBRE QUE PIENSA Y QUE OBRA
(FOR ANAYA)

Por conducto de uno de los redac-
torres del atlantic Monchly",-por-
que hay que admitir que los periods
tas. de cuando en- cuanGo, sirven para
algo,-me fue dable estrechar Ia ma
no de IN senior don Carol Wight, cuyo
apellido, 81 no muy familiar para
nosotros, por 10 menos LENA la boca
de IN trabajador humilde, a quien la
suerte perra ha condenado a vlvlr en-
ell campo, por Ia aversion que tiene
de morirse de modorra Y de asfiXia en-
Ia ciudad. Y por cierto que la intro
duccio fuG de 10 mas particular que
imaginarse pueda:
Ell senior don Carol Wight, hon.
bre sencillo, periodista machucho,
modesto intellectual, q quien los doc
torres han mandado al monte, para
yer 81 adquiere algo de color, de ape
tito Y de vida.
Para servir a nsted. .repuso cI
hombre.
Yo no Sc hasta que punto don Ca
roI Wigth sea un hombre de pollen
das, nj 81 su vida buc0lica lie haya va
convertible en- redomado campesino;
pero 10 que 81 afirtno es que ell sujetc
paliducho y d~esmerriadO, lleva por
dentro sus teorias Y sicntc en- su
espiritu retozar un gusanillo que lie
dice que dista mucho dc ser tonic.
No ell gusanillo, sino don Carol. Els,
ademas, hombre campechanO y abier-
to Y no Sc anda con poquedades en-
cuanto SC trata de emitir Opiniones,
10 mismo sobre un punto trivial que
sobre un hondo problema.
Por de pronto, 81 debilldad es el
socialismo. Las ciencias sociales, tam
bien. lie traen loco, y q fuerza dc ia
lar este resorte o de tirar de aQuel, ell
holnbre va que vuela al sanatorio, y
con e.. los que tenemos IA d~esgracia
de escucharle.
No ando bien dc ilustraci0n,-me
diio. tan pronto como Sc hub" ente-
RADIO de que tambien 70 cojeaba del
mismo pie,-pero como obscrvar, OBJ
servo, Y observe bien, Y ahora m'smo
como doble contra sencillo 4 que
en- ESQ del buen ojo no canine mai,
C~onvenzase listed, itenia que dar en-
~estcL.--la sociedad va de maj en- peor,
Y los u ~quieren cnmendacla, van
.dc reo~ en- nal. Que nos vele q
| nosotros con cuentos de Ia oterta y
la demanda Y del capital Y e. trabaJo,
Y mil otros infundios de ia economic!
Oicalo listed bien Y jurclo: cl preclo
de II cosa, no puede ser. Ia norma
del valor de I'm trabajo rendido de
ma yendida comodidad. y e. que 10
dude. que me yenga q yer { MI, que
he levantado una cosecha 4 uA hon.
bre Dor la decima parte de su Justo
p~recio, NADIA mas porQue, a "a bora
de Ia bora, supe que csc hombre crela
en- Dios. tenia familia y tcnia....que
mantcnerla, \, naturalmente, Qulse
ser decente para COZ Dios, para con
81. Y para con Ia familia, 4 IA que,
entire parcntesis, no he tenido todavia
cl gusto de conocer. Del mismo mo-
DO. cnsenG trigouometria q IN comp2-
nero. sin admitir Ell suicide que pre-
tcldi6 pagarmc. Para que? 81 mas
ne halagaba el placer de hacerIo MI
discipuIo. Es decir, mi amigo, que yo
he dado con gusto mi trabajo, del
m;smc modo que 'tro regala 81 dine
70. cuando lie entran ganas de sentir-
SC g~eneroso. y en- este de dar 10 que
uno tiene, ME rio 20 de aquel eco
ro1aista que dice one "el hombre que
cbseuuia SUI trabajo e5 un monstruo
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social" Morstruo es e., que no en-
tiende 10 que dice, o que, al menos,
no dice 10 que entiende. ESQ de cellar
por el bien ajeno, sin velar prlmero
por el suyo propio, es meterse en- ca
misa de once varas, porque, que 20
sepa, Ia verdadera libertad estriba en-
ell derecho que tiene cada Qulen de
hacerse de su capa IN sayo.
Ahora bien, 81 la sociedad, o los
que con ella Sc meten, Sc preocupa
pOr pagarme mas a mi, en- mi modesto
profession de remachar c~lavos, que a
las mujeres heroicaS en- Su eleVada
mission de ~despertar ideales ell la jul
ventud, hay que admitir que Ia socie-
dad necesita II a Ia escuela Y que 81
professor necesita zurarle la badana.
Nj mas nj menos. Por AFRO dijo aquel
que dijo: "navigare neccase est, vi
we're non necessc est
Advierto a usted,-agreg0 don Ca
rol, cada veZ mas entuslasmado 0
su t6pico,-que este de. latin me es
algo familiar, porque casualmente
trabajo con cinco ~italianos, que me
han puesto a meditar, en- mas de una
OCCASION, sobre las cosas que no en-
t;ondo para esto. entire esos italia
nos. bav uro de Napoles, moreno Y
de recias espaldas, que limpia caba-
nos con vardadera discretion. La
49,, ,,o1 ir,;or+ras 10 bacia trenzas
IN +o,.JTlo q, boubra 60 aocrd6 de
49, oDio b,,ona Z,o~ - mo cniso reoa-
~. - nnncie~+o (Cada onien.
a., +;ono c,on5o T1ooa oI tran
"" ~ 9N-;Irn~woT an,ino e. donna
~ .E;I-y, 49, a;n anasoondoD cra,do
G"'00lie 'D" oa ,.o, 40 tabor.
Ue pio"10 ~"
N'40' F"I -,
say "op, w. Ja4og rha4
"h" sIHs SO'ilI up
sung "'@"'' "
NosotfoS no h~uOleI"LtUs 4t'ete
nldo, 81 el taneThero aquei ~ 1G nu
bleEa l!aMaao !oco ue "'"i a
c~antante. y soofe 'ouo' 81 huoiei|
mos saolco que eI que" c"tt"t,'e 10
ola de 'enVoI'eIse ID" 1"0i''i'
al t~abernero.
listed me- llama locC,-comenzo
pero yo hablo Y leo dos lenguas, y
vo estoy al tanto de las costumbres
de dos pueblos, Y listed no esta ente-
RADIO de ninguna. 70 vine a traves del
oceano, y usted no ha sal!do de FL
ladelfia. listed me dice que nunca
yoy nj a Ia iglesla, nj a Ia IogIa, ii
al sufragio, y yo voy a todas parties
aunQue sea Il vez. Foy al mitln
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Como no usar Nata-ZiZotc, u;.a
medicinal para todos los erfermos de
Ia piel. pues cura en- ) dias o de 10
c~ontrari0 Sc devuelvc su importe?
Cuesta 25c., porte pagado. BOTI-
CA DE LA CANPANA, Esq-iha de
las Gales Santa Rosa Y Buena Wis
to, San Antonio. Texas. (.Adv.)
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EIAJERO

Fl Sr. Manuel Ochoa, Adminiztra-
dor de Ia Aduana de Piedras Ne
gras. Coahuila, estuvo en- esta ciudad
al ,arreglo de asuntos p~articulares. e.
lunes de esta semana r~egres6 a la
mencionada ciudad de Piedras Negras.
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DFCLA UN
PARA SER RICO

M SLl INV
Lo dificil IS juntar
los ~primeros MIL pc
sos, los denas Sc jun
tan solos,
Permitanos listed que
lie ayudemos & ser RI
co, pagandole TN in
teres del 81 sobre
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SANTORAL

Santos Hilario Obispo Confesor Y
Doctor de Ia Iglesia, Felix Presb.
Martir, Malaquias Profeta Y MacrinG
Niuda.
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SEA I'd. BELLA SENORlTA

PiGa hoy misg:o mi p"craracion gaTan-
Ii.ada para blanQucar c. cuts, por SOLO
75c;s. Pomada para guitar las arrUGaS.
T5cts. = I'm interesantc librito que estOy
repartiendo gratis. SECRETOS DE Be
LLEZA y AM0R. Sra. Nolan, 52f Ruiz
St, san Antonio. Texas.
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SOLICTTAN P~ASAPORTES

Chas. W. Nc Clauherty, para el
Puerto de Tampico.
0ctayiano Huron, para LampazOs.
n. l..
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DEFUNCIONES

Patricio Martinez, q los y amos
de edad.
Nino Alexandra Fernandez.
Nino Sariano Castro.
Nina Manuel Jimenez
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NACIMIENTOS

In Nino de Macedonia Flores Y
Rita Alvarado.
Una nina de Leon Carrillo V Clara
Aguilar.
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MATRlMONIOS

Jose Garcia Y Petra RoSas.
Gregorio Ramirez Y Maria Cara.
Jose c. Pineda Y Maria Hernandez.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-08

of many friends. The couple left at
once for Fairfield, their future home,
accompanied by Mrs. w. c.. Hewitt,
and from there will take trip to
Chicago and other cities of import
ance.
syrup better we would do it. There is
nothing like it in the syrup line.
-Armistice day plans are being dis.
cussed in Fort Madison by the Cham
Der of Commerce and other organiza-
TONS According TO the Fort Madison
Democrat the legion will have no
hand in the formation of the Armistice
day plans, as it will ne the work of
the civilian population to show the
ex-soldiers what they think of the
work the boys did which brought
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-08
CITY NEWS.

Never say syrup, say Red Glover
-PHckechetuck lodge, No. 43. meets
every Friday evening at 8 o'clock
C. r. Zimmerman. N. G.: W. l. Utley.
recording secretary. Initiation.
An information charging Earl
Price with driving his automobile
past street car that was unloading
and taking on passengers, was filed
in superior court and he pleaded
guilty and paid fine OF s7.95.
Mrs. Rosa loops of Keokuk, and
Howard Lee of Fairfield, Iowa, were
united in marriage Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 6, at 8 O'Clock in the parlor
of the Union hotel, the Rev. Henry
B. Barnes officiating, in the presence
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-08
CITY NEWS

Read J. Burk & Company's ad.
Last dance of the season Glaser's
beach, Sunday, Oct. 10.
Red Clover, the only genuine
honey favored syrup. You can't beat
il.
Attend county fair and country
store at a. O. Fl. hall, Ninth Bank,
Thursday and Friday evenings, given
by st. Peters church.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-08

issued to Howard Lee of Fairfield
and Rosa loops of Keokuk IN
Property located in Mon+rosa hoe
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-08

been sold by John z. Alvts and Nan
ME Avis 70 Elmer and Ruby Head
for the SUN Of 800.
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IL G T ATTENTION,

Special coach viii be attached to K
line south Saturday, 1-22 p. m, for
booster meeting at Quincy. Call 126
il you are going.
C. E. GROSS. S. C.
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Reduction In Shoe Prices

Il there are further declines
1t is our intention to meet re-
placement prices. (From our
statement IN The Gate City,
Sept. 25th.)
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25
unconse.ou. Huinor.

4 The teacher Of q thtrd-year class
during . test in written. English re-
,quested each pupil TO write aboriginal
sentence containing the word '.char-
acter."'' After much thought one LITTLE
girl evolved the following All the
teachers on the third aoor have : sDod
character Z which. doubtless trus,
sounded rather hard on the teachsrs
81 the other floors. 81 q !,
II another school one of tic teach
3ers occasionally appears wearing one
o. the modern 3 straight effect gowns
confined Ct the waist ~ 4 hea1y silken
cord With largss tassels. cneS q the
boys. writing. ..l,on the sub3ec Sour
School referred 20 i,is ts g q 90 Nat
stering terms. y hut being unverseds N
the Sartistic % srainSnt flushed his
naper with TIE rs,nar But aSos
times shs comes e school wesyltng ~
|sbathrObe
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25
BEAUTY MARSHA ed FOR CAR
tsussian Monarch Selected Bride FROM
I the Prsttlest, ,Maidsns Of Land
Il Over Which He RuIsds

f Ii Russia, IN the Sixteenth century,.
the choice Of ! bride for the car wa1
made from all the pretty girls Of ti.e
country. IVAN. who ruled, 16SO-1b84.
being ready for a wife; ordered all tho
beautiful girls In the country to come
to MOSCOW. Preliminary contests were
held In each province, and candidates
selected u the ma jority Of cases the
contestants were delighted with the
chance 10 60 to Moscow. and still mors
fdeiighteh with hope -of becoming
ruler Of Russia. An Immense hail was
f.built and. on the day Of the choosing.
1900 Of the most beautiful girls q
Russia were ready to contest fer
lIvan's favor. 5sia
Accompanied BY an aged courtieT.
1.-the cxar strolled through the hall. all
the girls smiling shyly or openly 81 HIS
highness as he passed them. After. .
process OF elimination was gone
through with. sAnastasia, daughter Of
an ancient but poor family. was
chosen, and was; made empress Of
$1,000 900 people forthwith. n
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25

No Court Of Appeal for Judge
"A great many folks In the District
Of Columbia do not know the Judges
Of the Supreme court, hence these
tlignitaries sometimes are treated Just
like other mortals. i. fs$}; ~ 13 ss
Recently Justice McReynolds start
ed to board the front end Of a street
car, and the motorman. who. had
opened the front door merely, to talk
TO q friend, shouted: Ft' n.
"Hey, there, you;: don't try. TO Get
on this front platform! Go back to
the rear r. i$g e 4. Il "a
The justice calmly obeyed the order
of the higher court, the motorman'
muttered, Changed his bell viciously and
the car passed on Cleveland Plain
Itealer. ss
| 81 'e : ~ 4..a. 4
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25
CHAPTER XII.
a,mm Declares Himself.

AZ dawn Tillie, half waking, felt
something warm against her bony
81 oultler. She gave 1t a shove and met
with a soft resistance that caused her
70 screw her head about in alright.
On the pillow beside her lay the tear
stained face of her beloved little mis-
tress.
Land sakesl" she exclaimed.
whatever in the world-!"
The big brown eyes opened wide in
4 startled gaze. Still dazed from slum-
Der, the girl clutched her companions
arm. "Tillie! don't leave me-don't
leave me alonel"
u won't, dearie; course not. There,
there. it's all right-only bad dream.
Lie still and 60 to sleep again" crooned
the old woman as she had soothed the
girl when a young child. She muttered
aside: "SucA gsszgs oni never did r
Amy rose on her elbow and stared
1t theswlndow. "Why, It's daylight o.
ready. You'll be getting up"
cts time. But just You lie still
! Aearie.'' sss5 !.
Il don't want to. I'll get up and
1elps yon. rm-I'm lonely"
"Lonelyr #
"AnA frightened" h. 4ss !.
..Frishtenedi Land sakest VIVA
wakes you frightened !"
[. "Becau1e be- It's q secret. P,onn
~ yoH.1i never, never tell until ! %!
U sor r,1ily.s 49, u ". y va ~
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25
CHAPTER XII Continued.

dearest. dearest brotherl" she whis-
pered. -
With even more suddenness than he
had caught her to him. he gripped her
slender shoulders and thrust her out
at arm's-length.
"Whos have done7" he groaned.
'What hive I done?"
Sh. sought to smile, but her eyes
ullated with dread. mo, no. dear!"
she soothed. "Be calml You are all
right. You are yourself-yourself."
"Yes-now-too later he cried.
GLOW WIZ you ever forgive me-when
you kncw1 For me to take advantage
Of you ehls way! I thought myself a
nanl'' -
There. there. dear; be quiet now.
It's merely all this excitement. It's
ell doctors fault locking you up in
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25

ssnatched up his; nat ana ran ont,
through the front hnil. without stop
ping to take leave Of the ladieS.s
q .'Aiercy r. exclaimed Ellen. Elias
everybody gone madi II
guess he's hopping mad" o.
served Title. MY ListeII TO the door
slam He's madder'n q wet hen" sSs
Amy looked significantly at Title
and remarked: You haven't done the
upstairs w0rk." ~
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25

might take you Tor . Sherlock
Holiness"
The random shot hit BENIN 90 unex-
pectelly that he was disconcerted.
Miss Lowriel" he snapped In angry
protest. f35 5sgS.
.Why. what Oh I beg your pardon.
Charlie !" she replied. her look express
siye only Of innocent contrition. sRaf-
ies was 9, gentleman burglar. wasn't
hef And meant q gentleman detec-
tive"
"DetectiveT exclaimed Ellen.
Under her shocked gaze BENIN
flushed a brick red. Title had lunob-
trusively started up the garden to-
ward the kitchen door. Amy renewed
her attack. 5j1ss,
"Oh, not a common, low. ordinary de-
tective, Ellen. she protested mo one
could dream Of Charlie baing that
could they? But a Sher4pck Holmes
or a Gibberer-that f,,m0us French
detective. you know-thut's altogether
different, isn't It? So romantic I"
Unable longer to endure the grilling,
BENIN turned to retreat. Titles head
appeared above the blossoming
shrubs; It. moved toward the kitchen
porch with marked rapidly. He looked
about at Amy with glance Of resent
ment and suspicion and started up the
garden on q. run. The girl smothered
cry Of disrnay and dnrted after him.
She was onlySa few steps in the rear
when he overlook Title.
"Stop!" he ordered the hurrying
woman. "What are you going to do?''
She halted and faced him squarely,
her arms akimbo. Her tone was tart !:
Il amt working for you. Mind your
own business" 5
II shall."' retorted BENIN. and he
showed her q silyer-plated officers
star.
Titles mouth closed with obstinate
flrmness. Amy FASTENED to interpose.
There's the phone ringing! Maybe
it's news Of Willl''
She went past BENIN. He started
to follow her, but paused to grasp TIL
lies wrist. "Come along he ordered.
why. Charliel' demonstrated Ellen,
who had hastened up the garden after
Amy. s.A l,%,, I'd
"rll have no tricks" he rejoined. Z;
Ellen give him disdainful glance.
But he had turned to overtake Amy.
holding fast TO Title. The girl went
direct to the telephone. without max
ing any attempt to elude him. She had
| the receiver at her ear when, still
dragging the reluctant Title. he over.
took her. N.
;"S-sshl'' she whispered. TITS that
nice police official at the hall. They've
seen WIN out near City park, and :
''What!"- cried BENIN incredulously
"Yes-here. take the phone. He's
asking for you. He heard your
voice." 4! ]: 4. ,f.3. y,
STAND where can watch you
both Of you," peremptorily command
ed BENIN as he took the telephone
Hello hellol This is Mr.. BENIN"
The receiver buzzed with vehe
ment reply that brought q food Of
scarlet into the face Of the listener. HI
slammed the receiver on the hook
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25
!: XIV ] Y !,
APPEARANCES o,tsa pseslys. !.

Appearances oftsn pecslya q
when Clinton wakened from hi
heavy sleep hss ttrcsiyed ANY = note,
% the floor. Going to the speaking
I tube ~ called for Tillie.s There vas
i no responns. He Start "a toward The
rear. window. hut IN the way noticed
his paja,nas. snd went back ~ drS6aj
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25

81 Kiss You az ] kioSed YouW 4.
that horrid place. But you are safe
now. dear, quite safe. So be quiet.
that's good boy. You know you prom
ised." %s!t.
IF only 1t was that!" he groaned.
little girl. think--nnens YOUR ewes |!
You cannot be so blind! Can't you see?
Would brother kiss you as kissed
you1" :.'-4
More than ever frightened and be-
wildered. she stood silent. He bent
nearer. At last the meaning of the
look in Ills eyes forced it's way into her
consciousness. Her cheeks famed
scarlet and us suddenly whitened.
"You sect" he said. You have not
understood your own feelings, because
you have been unable to think Of me
other than as brother. But l, Amy
little sweetheart"
mo, no! don't-don't say It'll" she
panted.
"But 1t is with the utmost rever.
ence-''
ooh, VIII! no-no-no!" she shrieked
and she fled from him in wild panic.
He sprang after her and caught the
door as she attempted to jerk 1t shut
between them. Hh purpose. however
was only to close * without the violen
Jar that might have awakened old Til
lie. tns cad Of following the fright
ened gid TITO the hall. he shot the bolt
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25

II il ~ odd fact that musicians ars
more iiable TO color blindness than any
other class or profession.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25

II. The Atlantic ltnsr Imperator islthe
first steamship 10 be equipped with :
Sfall;nedyed sbank IS.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25
sa,tt,nia,I HIN, RIloht.

Darling, 4 dream q you %
my own. She but dreams you
know, SO by contraries. y 4
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25

The average woman would rather
have little flattery than lot Of sym
pathy.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25

Those who seek to get the best Of
II, generally do: The meek inherit the
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-25
What They, Mes

What They Mean.
Some folks complain that the best
they get ont Of life is the worst q
II, when what they really mean is that
they think the worst life ought to give
them ~ the best Of II.