davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1920-06-07

That Needed Test; Horsford's Acid Phos-
phate gives that needed punch to all home
drinks Try spoonful to glass. s.--AdVt
The Washington times., 1920-06-07
Spring and
Summer Suits
At Pre-War Prices

he finest clothing the world And you'll find just the suits needed for hot weather
woon with the ht skeleton Innings The coat lining nun
faced giving the shape without weight
huge that surely we'll
perfectly appropriate material wish
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

Ubie2lej niedzieli ma boisku W
Cragin, ILL.,, odbyla sic interesujaca
gra pomiedzy dziewiatka z kluou
,,Lilacs" a dziewiatka ,,Westmores'
W ktorej dziarska dziewiatka z Lii
laos odniosla zwyciestwo i srcmotGa
i'm zadala kleske punktami S do i.
NJ. Jablonski, rzucacz dla klubu Ii
laos wymachai az % a tylko pozwo-
lii ma . ~uderzenia, z kt6rego who
skowaG nalezy, ze spisal sic en- 10
skonale bez ~przesady. ZaS alias Ku-
ferek, chwytal tea tax z~recznie, re
ami jednej ME upuSci4 przyczem "a
s}uguje / on ma pochwale. Rezul-
tat CRY by} nastepujacy:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21
z BRIGHTON PARK.

Ia staraniem Kom.tetu Obywatel-
skiego odbyt sic W W6iegia niedzie!e
polow, czyii tag day, W ktorym u
dial wziely nastepujace panienki,
zbierajac poniisze sunny:
pna El1bieta Kieradlo sko-
lektowala $500
pna Helena Nientkowska 1895
pna Gertrude Rolewicz 14.c2
pna Agnieszka Kudla 1899
pna Helena Wiodarczyk 1886
PM Konstancya Szlachetka 21.15
pna Helena P~iatkowska 1923
pna Katarzyna W6jcik 5.J4
pna Marya W{odarczyk 1919
pna Bronfsiawa Piatkowska 12.41
pna l.. Porzywiol i F. Bednar 1880
q Antonina Malice 1855
pna H. i j. Jankowska 500
pna Cecylia Panfield SO
pna Rozalia Wiora 1.1S
n Veronica Rolewicz T.G2
D. Kierad3o z komitetu sko-
lektowal 11.35
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21
Skorne Wyrzuty Powoduja-
Nieznosne Swierzbienie

uwydatniajs sic przez delikatne
tkapki sk6rne. NIGGA uwydatni6 SIG
iako eczema, swierzbienie, wrzody'
pryszcze i wyrzuty skorne spoWodo-
wane zarazkami we krWi.
Prawdziwe lekarstwo ma to musl
dotrzec do zarazkow we krwi. A zad-
ne Iekarstwo dotychczas wynalez1o-
ne ME mole rownac sic z S. S. S. ma
take choroby sk6rne. To stare do
skonale lekarstwo czysci krew q bak-
evil, oczysci cere, / doda jej wysladu
doskonalego zdrowia. Kupcie butei-
Ike u aptekarza dzisiaj, a niezadtugo
p~ozbedziecie sic tel nieprzylemne1
choroby sk6rnej. Piszcie pc porade
W waszej w~ylacznej chorobie do Me-
dicai Director, 263 Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Georgia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21
Z GOSTYNIA.

W ubiegiym tygodniu PIP. StaniSta
wowie zebraccy wydali swa corXs.
Rozalie Ia Jana Armstrong; z Olha
ha, Nebr. Wezlem dozgonnym zWla-
zaS ich ma Mszy Sw. miejscowy pro-
boszcz X. St. Kcralewski. Uczta
skromna odbyfa sic W domu rodzi-
COW pani mlodej, gdzie staropo.sH<
goscinnoseia przyjmowano liczne gr"
no goSci z Downers Grove. Model pa
RE lad multos amos"
W niedziele. d. 1890 maja, Jego
Ekscellencya. Y. Jerry Wilhelm Nun
delein. arcybiskup chicagoski zto%yl
kancniczns wizytacye tutejszej pa
rafii ! przy tel okazyi udzielii wler-
nvm Sakramentu Bierzmowania. -
Przy ceremonii W koSciele asystowa-
Ii J. E. ksieza Rajmund Applet i To
masz Bona. Nauke wyglosil X. Anto-
nj Ha{gas. Ma te uroczystosG przyoy-
!; take ksieza FIR. Wojtalewicz, E.
A. KowaIewski, FIR. Marcinek, Fee
Iix Kachnowski. Stan. Bona d. D.
FIR. Karabasz.
Pc Bierzmowaniu ma pieoaHH
noyinszowanie W imieniu dzleci
szkolnych Arcybiskupowi skfada& An
toni Gieourowski, uczen z $50 stor-
MIA. a diva bukiety Tol z'ozyiy Jeso
Ekscelencyi Helcia szczepaniak /
Mania Perzanowska.
SE
Parafianie tutejsi d~okiadaja ws1ei
klch stara6, ably W biezacym roK''
pcbudowat wielce nam pctrzeOaa
szkoIe I dom ola S:ostr Felicyanek.
ktore rasze dziecl ucza. Plany ma
szko?e ofiarowal IA bezpfatnle IA
zim;erz Krajewski, miody / nadzwy-
czai zdo!ny architect z KaZimierzO-
wa Dem TEN ma koszto"ac oKo-
10 $4,000. Potowe tel sunny z'ozy-
Ii Gostyniacy - o druga potoWe
wnet zakolatamy do serc iyczl.wych
Polak6w W Chicago. Bee szkoiy pol
skiei tutaj wnet upadiaby ia sta:a
rlsc6wka polska W okolicy ayzneJ !
piekrej - jaka jest GOstyh. Ne
chcemy do tego dopuScit i many M
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21
D,ananie Coraz Wiecej Rozja-
80 Delikatne Tkanki Skorne.

Modecie rozdrapywae skore 90
krwi- W usilowaniu otrzymania uisl
okrounem swierzbieniu i palenlu
spowodowanym przez choroOy skOi
~, Iecz przezto tylko zwieksza sic
irytacya / Dol.
A mozecie takze przykiadac ma
scie nrzemywaG i uzywac rozmaite
zeczy dajace tylko krotks ulse, peg
wygoienia. Tax dlugo jak obkiad jest
swieay ME czujecie tego, lecz potem
b61 ! s~wierzbienie- wraea z poo~oJ-
ma siia. powodem jest. re te lekarst-
"a ME dotariy do zrod}a chorooy.
Prawdziwe zr6dio wszelkich cno-
ROB skornych znaiduje sic we XIV.
Knew Jest zanieczyszczona i oaAeyie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

W przyszla niedziele, dnia 23go
b. N. klub ten zmierzy sic z die
wiatka naszych re Stanisiawowa p.
n. Ringas A. c. ma boisku PREY Ell
ston | Blackhawk ul. Oscar Solar
rzucal bedz:e, a re jest to rzucacz ME
lada, s%podziewaG sic nalezy dobrej
CRY. Klub powyzszy prosi polskie
kluby pilkarskie przez lamy nasze-
go Pisma. o zawiadomienie ich W
sprawie gier. Interesowani racza Sig
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

Razem $227.67
Naszym panienkom, ktore tax
chetnie sic poSwiecily, ably dopU-
m6dz do przyjecia powracajacych
Hallerezyk6w i tym w~szystkim, kto-
rzy ME omineli kolektorow, lecz do
pomogli przez swa ofiare do powiek-
szenia funduszu, "a ktory przyodzie-
jenny naszych zolnierzy, oraz wszyst-
kim obywatelom, ktorzy dopomogli /
w~ystarali sic o pozwolenie ma tag =
day dziekujemy ~serdecznie.
Ia Komitet:
Tomasz Wierteleka, sekr. prot.
Jan kieradio, wiceprezes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

dzieje b~ezbrzezna Matce Boskiej
G~ostyhskiej, IL nasze s~tarania Ona
uwieIczy nagroda W formie propo-
nowanej szkoly ola naszej i jej dzia,-
wy.
z ~powazaniem,
". Stan. j. K~oralewski,
proboszcz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

zglosiG do S. J6zwiaka, pnr. 1875
Luce ul., lub telefcnowaG Haymarket
1477. Klub ten pragnie zmierzyG sig
z chiopcami liczacemi pomiedzy la;
16 a IS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

p, Edward Obrzut ofiarowai 1.0H
D.. F. Bednarz ofiarow val 200
p. Michai Barzewicz ofiarowal 200
D. Felix Frankowski o~fiarowa3 200
p. Tragarz ofiarowal To-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
CAPTAIN COOKE IS
NOW FEELING FINE
So He DECLARES

~ few BOTTLES ~ Tanlac mad. ma
feed Just like new man" slii Cant.
y. NJ Cuukr. IA East Winiiftd ~
81 Paul. MINI. fur fifteen years "a
conductor "a the Great Northern rin.
rnil and on" IT Ia. most popular men
1T the system
For years continued Cant. Cooke.
Il hid stomach trouble ~ had that
what little ! did manage a. eat world
rause me tu become terribly nn1seat.
I'd. Gas pressed up against nv heart
20 ] could hardly breath. aud I had
terrific headaches that would last tive
ur thrc" weeks and nearly drive me
Wild ] would h'cum.. ~ dizzy AT tim, y
that ! had iO hold t. something 10
keep from falling. aud my nerves got
In such shap" ! could d,el hut very
littlr Every morning f,li dun nui
heavy and al run down.
Nothing ! iriol did mo any good.
aud ! Kept getting worse until n
iriirnd suggested hat ! try Tanlac. I
followed his advise and Ia make n long
story short. ! never 'clt better In my
lif. than ] do NOW. I eat everything
they sri before me and nothing dis.
agrees with IN" Every symptom ~
al INV troubles has left me completely
and ] feel ten years younger Tanlac
hss certainly on my gratitude"
Tanlac is sid In Amarillo hy ]. W
Collins Drug Go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
Santa Fe Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. licnhard. OF
,Oli, Pierce street. leave on the lNth
az a visit IL several weeks with home
,olks at Cuero. Texas Mr. Lienhaid
responsible. employee In the chic
ngincer's office.
Theron licmphill. who has resigned
iis position a. file clerk IN the general
freight department. leaves to-day for
Fort Wmth Ia enter school.
" L. Guodluc. division freight and
passenger agent. and y. y. Monigom.
~. travelling freight and passenger
agent. are making trip through tn"
PccuS Valley of New Mexico. securing
first hand information on present tra.'
ic conditions and prospects.
". l.. penrusc. Of thu general mana
GERS office. and Miss Adelyn Mitchell.
4 the car accounting department were
married to-day and lett Immediately On
their honcy.moon trip to points east
They will br at home 10 their many
ri-nds IN Amarillo early IN October.
This wedding II the consImaiion OF q
most beautiful romance that has In.
.errs,ed all of the general uilicr EN-.
ployts. both of IN. contracting parties
'cing very popular.
Miss Faye Ellis has accepted posi-.
ton In the audit office. vice Miss lng {,
Ross. resigned.
Clifford Akin is n new check and Tile
Teri, In the audit office.
Frank Mcl.ain and George Busch
have accepted positions as flle clerks
n the audit office.
q L. Rankin has returned to Santa
rc seryicc having accepted position
IN the interlinc department uf the audit
ifiice
Edward pit,mnn has accepted po'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
So,,, Kitchen a Fiuincial Asset.

\ soup corner vet up recently by the
T. ". &. a. In q small southern fac
ory. o. supply a warm lunch to the
girls employed there. proved Itself
financial asset In the first week of Ito
nstallncnt ~ actual count. the out
nut of the factory was increased the
1rM week. according To the factory
manager and has continued NJ its new
pace. The girls had before this been
ating at poor restaurant across the
way" and spending their noon hour on
the street The soup corner IN presided
rver by u colofed chef. good duplicate
4 the Cream Il Wheat Man and "
directed by one 81 the prominent We.
men of the town who II u member NJ
the Industrial Committee IL the local
I. ". e. A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

Yesterday I WAS walking down Tyler
street and | came to very muddy
crossing Just az ! started To cross
fO,nsuDne Oh the other side. "a fine lonk
lux person. most pumpous IN his broad
cloth and silk hat. also started 10 cross
the street Now there was only mar
row little path beaten down In that
wa To- OF mad. Just room enough for
Ofe person at "A tim" tn cross. but the
person IL the silk hat und aristucrniit
air. brushed past inc with his mosi
Hristocratic manner. ard ! WAS obliged
o. step out IN the mud IN order 10 avoid
colliding with him
I walked on down the street soon
reaching another diSagreeable place
occasloned by the rains This was a
small pool ~ water which had formed
IN depression In the sidewalks. Ana
here I met another persons. gentle
man this time. although his clo,hes
were shabby. his hands roughened by
toll. and his face furrowed from n lif'
of hard knocks This man reached
the muddy plarc just before did. bur
touching his Old slouch hat he stepped
aside until ! had crossed.
Moral Brnldcloth ana a silg hat Dc
not make the gentleman. although
many. many times overalls may cloth'
one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
@Q5IEFlb
ALNAII u MEYER
A SIMMER SANCTUARY

j found q yellow flower IN the grass,
A tiny flower with pei,ls like bell
And yet InethOught. more than u How
Ct II was
More like "A miracle.
Above the sky was clear save where al
times
Soft tinted flc,ces drift-i drcamlly
Bearing q b'nisun Ia sunny climes
Prom pltars Of III" sea.
In yesiIncnts green III" pines about M,
CLEANED
Like priests that tend the sacrlfl
Cial fire.
And the lnintlwlng cattle almost
seemed
Some far distant intoning choir.
IL WIS place and an occasion meet
For SOME high. solemn wonder Il
bcfnll:
And when Raw the flower at my feet
understood II all.
indianapolis News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
Hnnorlnr Mr.. luther STARK

Mrs Luther stark, VIE W the uls
trict governor Il the Rotary club. was
IN. hunorce Il delightful five course
luncheon nj the Harvey House Thurs
,lay noon. given by the wives ~ the
officers oi the Rotary clIh of Amarillo
The tables were artisiicallv decorate
with Varlnur shades of gladioli ana ~
the close IL the dinner beautiful hou
ouet at sweet peas AMI ru~'huds was
nresented To- the honor guest Those
present. including the honor"c, w"f
Mes ianes Marvin Mccullough. Guy
Fuller. George Magglrd. Ross sodg'rr
Joe !. Mlckle. H. e. pipkin. W"~ihur'
AMI Miss Roads, 81 Vernon. TEXAS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
EXPECT COURT DOCRETS
TO BE READY ~ TUESDAY,

Pfinicrr are expected Ia deliver cop.
les 81 III" docket ~ IN" fall term 81
district CONT which conv.nes Scptcm.
bet .. next TurSlny. according t. Dis
irict Clerk j g Skilman. The time Tor
iiling suits Tor this term ended Thurs.
day at midnight. and all eases have
hrn turned over tu the printer
About a5s io $50 eases. Including
l5O old tax suits. will appear ON tn
du'k"t IL ~ estimated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
Keep Your Blood Pure
Nature Will Do the Rest

ously affected. You should recog-
si.e the importance. therefore. Of
very promptly cleansing out the
system, and keeping the blood sup
ply pure and robust.
Get n bottle Of S. s. s. at your
drugstore 90 day. and note how
promptly IL builds up the appetite
and gives new strength and VIZ
tally. Write for free literature
and medical advice 20 Chief Med
cal Adviser. 1853 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

Did you know that NINETY per
cent Of all human ailments depend
upon the condition Of your blood?
Nature gives her warnings in va
rious unmistakable ways. so that
when the appetite fails. and you
become weak and list!ess and a gen.
eral rundown condition seems 20
take possession Of the whole body.
IL 10 an unfailing sign that impuri.
ties will steadily accumulate until
your general health will be seri-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
IIonor,ns Mr.. a,.d Mrs. stark.

The board ui directors ui the Rotary
club and their wives entertained Mr.
Luther STARK, district governor " the
Rotary club aud his wife. with q din
nrr "Wednesday evening at the Amarillo
iiotel. and q most enjoyable evening
was spent. Thu~' present were Mes
DANES Marvin Mccullough. Guy fnll.r
f;eurge Mnggnrd. Ross l,ogers Joe j.
Micklr. ~. e. l'ipkin. Muudburn. Miss
Roads Of Vernon. Texas. aud M"ssrs
Marvin Mccullough. Guy fhller George
Naggard. kuss dodgers. IOr ]. Mickl".
u. q. rInlln hmh Mnn,lhnIn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

4 picture accompanied by an an
nuunc.nent uf the wedding 81 Mrs.
paul |. Odor formerly Miss M0denn
turks daughter IT MIR. and Mrs. j. W.
BuIks. nf this city. appeared IN IN" ~.
iety p.g" 0f The Fort Worth Record
sunday September ~ Mr.. Odor " a
member al the business taft of The
Record and the young cuupl" are now
It home to their friends Ut 1901 West
bleander street. Forth Worth. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
Panhandle Convention Notes.

The Christian churches Of the Pan
handle district are nanifcsting great
interest In the convention 10 be- held IN
Memphis. September 20 to % inclusive.
rhe convention VIII convene Monday
.yening al O'clock and viii close Wed.
icsday evening Rev. Roy RUTHERFORD
{ this city viii deliver the opening
orinon Monday evening. while other
.iastors Of this district viii appear OF
he convention program. \ hearty wei
'ome viii be- extended 10 all those who
attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

IN inset band ~ bright red silk AMI
white braid Trim the one. while the
other has only brown bore buttons aud
q narrow brown leather belt to EN-.
hcllish u
while white shoes and hosiery will be-
worn with these white quits. they are
not compulsory. brown hat fur
piece and brown foutgear az. IN place
II white. other colOrs. such a. gray ~
iuwn and the ait blues and flesh
tones are equally ~ effective. with
dark accessories. perhaps even more ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

Stiun In the audit office.
Theodore T.. Anderson II the audit ~.
flee has returned Ia his desk after
delightful vacation spent IN California.
Ted WAS expected by his colleagues -
bring back u bride. hut apparently
somebody was not ready.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
SCHOOL DEPOSITORY
AWARDED TO \. B. c.

The National Tank NJ Commerce has
l.,1 awarded ~. iii - Treasurer ~
The Amarillo Independent School DIS
i,isi funds during the coming y''l. ~
hid hriug a. per cent a. interest on
dniiy deposits and q pei cent charges
a., ov,rdrafis The Ciiy Nht'"n''
Hank was the only other bidder II nav
ing made the same Offer as IN" M
tEnnl Bank of Commerce.
Details - ~. new bond are h''nf
worked out. the law requiring ~" ~f
,espful bidder ~ put M '"n'd approx
inat,lv double Oh" amount ~ none
Thai viii T.. handled The bond VIII he
between 500 Oo0 and $500 ooe. accord
ing to s = N-wl,olj. secretary u' III"
sehnul hnard
The National Tank 81 Commerce wal
t'casui,r last YEA,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
4. ". A. Musical Social To BE- Given.

The Y. W n ~ IN" First Baptist
hurch viii give a musical IN IN" par
,ors of the church Tuesday evening nt
o'clock During the Sncial hour fol-
lowing light rrfr~rhm"nts will be- s-rS'
81 al members IL the church and
heir friends af- yurdialy Invited g. be-
present \ silver Offering win be- tai
On al IN. rl,,s.' of ~. evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

d. 81. Jones and Miss Mavdellc Stick
n.y. ol this cltv. were quietly marfi-i
al the Polk street Methods, church
parsonage last night. Tn" Young cou
ple will he ~ home 10 their friends oi'
San Jacinto Heights
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
c,,,a,.n wu sn,oy Delightful Ouiins

The Central Guild NJ IN" PRESBYTERIAN
church Will entertain the I.iiil. l'lghl
HearrTs and their mothers "Wednesday
afternoon from ; to o'clock nj TN
civ uuTk,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

The frIit 1T the hanyan tree II much
IKE q flr although IN" tree II In no WY
Ike a fir u.c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
S,r,lces 10 Re Held

The Temple Israel viii hold then
Sabbath evening service III $50 promp,
Is, IN room ~. t.akl- building. All ar
cordially invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

MIR. n. W. Galbrai,h has returned "a
the city after a weeks business trip IN
Arizona.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

Mr.. J. c. Gaibraith. 81 Wichita Falls.
arrived IN Amarillo last nigh, to MAKE
q trim with H. W. Galbraith through
the north plains territory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

The international signal code nal; -
dsc ~ eighteen flags from which - .oon
signals may lee given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

Mrs. n. e. Burt. of Dallas. II tn"
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. George Double
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
soeiaI Note, and Personal NIeniIon

Bob Doubleday left Yesterday for III.
State university. where he VIII attend
school this winter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

Tn river 70 b'rins To- form it, delta
siNtv rules from IT, mouth.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-02-19

Blackwell picked on the youth to he
the butt If his coarse plcnsantrics.
Day ST." d;y he pointed his jecrs M
Curly, who continued to grin as it n,
did not care.
When ihc wor!D ;"yu"i u h%'p-", .
mat they We're all sitting on tn" i,uvr!.
Curly waS sewing q broken srirruy
leather. Blackwcli had IL quirt ir k,..
hand. and from time to time licked i,
ut the back Of his victim. Twice The
lash StunS. not hard, but with pepper
enough 10 hurt. Each time the >uuu.
mum asked him to stop.
R!ackweIl snapped the guirt once
too often. Wien he picked himself
out OF til" dust five seconds later. IA
was III" maII"St man in Arizona. Like
n bull he lowered his head and rushed.
Curly Sid"-~tcpp"d and la>hcd out hard
with his left.
II was Il Slcdg" hammer bout. with
no rules except To hit the other man
often and hard. Curly watched his
chance, lodged n wild swing aml
threw himself forward hard wuh his
shoulder against the chest of the con.
vict. The man staggered back, trippph
on the lowest step of I'll" porch and
went down hard. The fall k-uck"G
the breath out of him.
"l!"! enough" demanded Curly.
For answer blackwell bit Flnrdrau's
thumb sHNagcly.
"Slncc You like II so well, have an.
other taste" Curly, now thoroughly
angry. sent a Short-arm jolt To the
mouth.
Tile man und"rn"ath fried to throw
Z him of. but Elandrau'S fingers found
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and saddt9d t1icir ponies. To the last
the cH-spirators played up to their
.IaIts.
According % program. Sam sulkad
for Tie first few miles OF their ,our.
n"y. Eut before they reached the Bar
y" he grew sunny again.
I'm going to have talk with
Laura while Pm So near" he ex.
pialned. "fou drift in Just han.
pen along YOU know. I'll stay I'm the
scrub pines up here. # the old men IN
absent scenery, you wave your ban.
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Sam answered grufiiy, as man does
when he is moved. Much obliged,
Curly, but reckon ] can look out for
myself"
"Just what / thought, and In Sep
tember i have to go to the peniten-
tiary. They've got me cinched. But
with you it's different. There's moth
Ing to this sort of life. The bunch up
here is no good. Soapy don't mean
right by you, or by any young fellow
he trails with"
"rn not listen to anything against
Soapy. He hes been good friend to
me. I'm not going to throw him down."
"Would 1t be throwing him down to
go back to your peopleY
YES, 1T would. We've got plans.
Soapy is relying on me. No matter
what they are. but I'm not going to lie
down on him. And I'm not going back
to the old man. lie told me he was
through with me. I'm not begging him
to take me back, not on your life"
Curly dropped the matter But as
the days passed he kept one thing in
his mind, not to miss any chance to
win his friendship. They rode together
good deal, and Flandrau found that
Sam liked to hear lem talk about the
Circle & and its affairs. But often he
was discouraged, for he made no prog
reSs in wcaning him from his loyalty
to Stone. The latter was u hero to
him. and gradually he was filling him
with wrong ideas, encouraging him the
while to drink great deal. That the
man had some definite purpose Curly
was sure. What it was. he meant to
find out.
because he could not persuade him
to join in their drinking bouts, Stone
nicknhmcd Curly the good bad man.
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CENTRAL UNION OF
NEW YORK FAVORS
LABOR PARTY

The Central Federated Union of
,e' York and vicinity has pledged
It's support to The movement for la
bor's participation as an Independent
party in the 1920 elections. The reso-
luton ~unanimou-ly adopted by tie
t2.cration reads in part us follows:
Labor leaders feel that it is cs-
sential for organized labor to be
heard at the ballot box, to support
their friends and punish their enc
mics. it is essential for the future of
representative government, dcmoca-
cy and liberty for labor to unite as a
body upon the political field of Gus
country"
Plans were also formulated for a
State Labor party to combat the reg
uiar parties in State elections.