davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

vtae ey law Ter the AnSae xnG aAAe 81
the oonas o. Tina state III sucl3 Azsoaat
- rlAy c% neccAAarS &c carr cat ths
gr0yiE,aas OF eeStsSxr o. I2tS art
cAs provided however taAt tAs
amount o. bends raaGi niAS D. D.
aaec g. any one e&aeHaaf year AnAal
pat axceol IL tafe aggregate. ter nnai
aoG oa4lars. par e&x1s, AMI rravtucG
tGrtfaeg tins totAl a1nc.2at o. saaaa
any time exceed seventy I'VE 1nAl31uG
dolkxr. nxr vaxne The procceos OF
tne s4ie 81 Kuca bonds saAlg D. nAsa
Int toe tronEEry sf tfat state AEa
credited &c tAe tvEsaA ktEhwAs f1na
Am norsd@ o. lsSQad ana sod eixAa
b. ter q terra net sNcea4trrr Sweaty
tee wears They etia3l mel cr Goaa fer
hess thar pa AM accrued interest
And snAsi Eoy bear i.tsrest al q graf
CT rate snxs avs per csat per annETsa
IL CASE 81 ths tranA hiTawaA Etnksnx
the payment OF tlae prtnc1n IA anc In p
teeesl a. tine oonas Authorised BY tine
iexislstrrw a. here1nc<rcre provided
the Legislature raay prsvfse b. kaw 70
the taxation cf al taxable rrCp&ffS
CT the state IL al afn@azI SUI tgaNa
"a meet the deficiency O. Il ma 81
SIS discretion appropriate ~ s9e
sfak1ax frr.d moneys AZ the state
TREASURY net otaserxvisr appropriated
Sectfcg J. Ann AND al preSistoas
OF tue consultation OF tne stat O.
Msnnesetb srconsisteat wit the IRE
Visions 81 t&is zrt4Gts ara hereby re-
peAieo sN lar bal oxiy tai a. the
sarne uroashst o. limit the power O.
tre laSasAay-re to enact laws aatfct-
tEfnr O. perrnstrng tne eotnE OF tns
things herein netcre authorized
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
u arnsnaea a propose 3 vii reA
tDfBoW

a totBo"
.g-setsos 2a2s Fver- ragiro@a cors,-
nam J00sG1 o. eeeratsaE sns lfn
81 rastroa sstadtc# mttnu. 81 patti
1F5tnE tsir stat saaA a1faat tFsF
veaf ~ ans aaazIslit tatreAttei
pA1 trtS fhe tfeaE,.f1 % tA4s stat ~
3iss taAst sp93s a. Ef@"Nff
t'itatt trt~ STAT @"n-a o. @@f rate
Tor - }@ar earDnsts b7 trr co9n
pam fHt4N4tEl f1st 0rnr.at IS en1fff.
anees agTtsrs - RE- aFgt frame ,tses
thsrtsf : ssss4 C money eQ IA =, Ap#
per cart e IA. a-r1H rsfHtaT 8FrIFtt
trnr t3if operation 81 E4Cj 4k1
Is fztAE v8f2G tafa state
~ ot befat Asz4Tf - 49, an
anna 81 tncraaftcf eset taet fa-t
rEs&a c@saspaus Faaat max. according
g. an : fr8e sua JzGEt ~ larG o az
Hgch xrosf arAln-se Tor taf NJ
rConins fn4anr { .fne Saf4 mex pr~
ce&1ne an ~. sSa ta2 OF Hrf pe-
cshtasu tuere9f Heaa4 ,'.tpro. a3
Ar@ Tsav hh 4. te~ statt q AfHnesota
Sri Yaa ENff prDIsHeH gs isn OF ~"&i
srnpet ~ mex taereafi~f
81 O. tefors = ar4Iz~ - 3Ai8 1n1
an1aa6r. tnereafteE oAct Epclf ra4i
rose coT@ pam naa1i maze according
e law q ira &G# 8ast r@tafy 81 al
EArf Tr9a earning tor ths Al
reaaafhv er4ty4E Iseesgabet 5lst mex
pr.ce3fag AMI sS4a tao 81 nve per
csErssus tffroaa s9at3 itec01gaf 6uf an
pagaDas T. tno stat ci Htnneoeta q
raannHr Ercg18ssG u taH or Marc
1Et mex thereafter an rse gaYgnsHte
G Eara gsIvn# a fkss ttrae herssrtF--
.crs SEE terrf SRA gf til amd Be-
fies5 g. a. ctngT taEna Gpeg tBe gr0p
err arr fr1ues.Ise - take
Tas ianda 1ca 8trfai 1y Dzbffc gran
rpaz. A. raS1f sns rgrsa1gl GEsrrFt
frorn taxation. HEEai Bota o. contra
tee q s.e SOD 81 conveyed a. prp-
vEaegg r. tn RESPECTIVE act wncr@yy
saca graft wsre Tn&ae @ recos
EGgGG
rrsaFf fre rresrr Lau tae --ose earn
.ngf taJ ta9e o. rslsroa.ss corr Dsnass g.
esF o. all ormet Eax~a SEr AssssEfaEHL
5Ylcsgs rr0r@rfw ySHad s3peratsG a.
"a .fr<l4ua Fs9rross9 Under the pr9pose
srnsssEsmnni BUc3 tai @l1l % II be-
taxes CRY arr r&Afra1AG cgEfHgsaasea ~
seccrra R1rsret q 2s@~sfT1esaEs to- sce.'
&r1r rssvsgaeats r. tssl aarnf ssaT tzaf u
vat yssr-sens 9nG oorD0rafacn2 no fra
rsx q gross s1rs8nssS La. Ar Suo5Sc@
sac assess glssF,sts
Tff Dxrrpese & HAff a-arvssDse1' D. III
ia sHeca e. &o0Ete1 VS. o. o. sEs3et
rs.srslAc rwssaSsses sas.yia2 grow e&ars
anga fasea g. fae ssayrNsnt o. A<asess
neals &C. hCsrs fyTrryseuas2Ee-
Tour respectfully.
Cl-rrvnRp 4. HLl~CH,
AtIcrxsSy baDsHA
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
PROPOSED AMEHpMEE- nc.

cnapts- a. session law q Mtnn~-
ses. TO- TIA YEA 1919 propose. A.
arnrvtTfuerf e. s.cil9u O. srttcie wi 81
IT,. coast4tlttor o. tae mat q htan~
cot. Sal s.ctlo3. nov rs~1a d t1ss1*S
.F4ettl,r Thrre sn4s1 n sstah
lisael f7 szrf or<aa!Eco cacat. ~
10. stat pronaLt coErt wEEG saa&
q. q corrr 9 r.oorc ana o. nel4
Sue. tsEIes ann pia ees a Haa9 . pr
SCRIBE - a~ 3 sas5 % htla ~
one ss5ac. wne rhA3 elected d tn
Vcfers 81 the cG1Ei0 to- Iaf tern q
tseo years Ia saA4 ns rss1aeAl s.
slch co1Er a IN tim Q 30 tls
tl0r an reslas tnsreir l@ftAs RI
ccnffn name 81. ot4scN aEsG niH c9Ht
pensstaoI saa4. g. prVYtsea IA" IA
ma appo&n Ais owl tiers ""sr
nom aAs Deer tiecfo1 olt ts1 ier
tgiafcr4 ma A.tarfGz4 Ia election.
o. tn Aie~tore @ aaS coGGta q On
clgrl o. reE7*tet ~ prooat. To- So
co1aTy WHO'S. power @-ties 1sft
ytfy7r. IN co-- ps nsX tfr- EAA4. g
rreecrlhe6 p~ lar u br4aAf@ cH "
raas nav. 7arisalrtloF ovff iat
estate O. aeceaset person &ra psf
son urs4%r Gasr1IsnE1;g o1' ~ on
o. 3-rseaiet3nU eKceg A. prescribe
D. tar conSt.tai9o'.
To. sr-r---r-t .t-app rcopsseE -
suos.sta.e tse ~ers ~saVf tor t7s ~ero
..t.yo" g. .ast tae s.rtsgcr prescribing
-. svratsar 60 rre terri 80 s~ice 80 rrs
nat gs1ass sa o. tnC srssnerns1t -
xace,es rec q toiiss~s
49, ssa o. set D e-s .usos ~no
ma o. .s.c,eo d m setcrs - .as
coa,ty &c ~, terri o ssar yssra
Ire -yroose a. sssc s~ner-.r.rt arc IL
.-ecf q aosEtes ~ls O. = wave sns
terri G. s~lcs - 1862 a. rrooats sogr
,esrs 'nstsS1 @ t-~-
PROPOSED AaEEDAEk~ nc
raartsr So i.ess4o. 4-aw q -. stat
e. ur~yneacta fer tse YEA 1875 auopose
a. 4rrs saen' a. section ot Aft4tff lA
~ tse Constitution 9 sal stat sal
gectsG. not rez4s a t1sl0wt
s-sctsor Ia po"sr e. i4.A,tf07
y-a8 nuvev o. Hurrsaasreu sgsubns
e. O. conrrArtso A#HaJ Take Faa
a. anitorn 2poE tn sa-ae elAsr
teett1 fcf p1bIs pgrOoses D1f Tss@
.Io 0Gryanc xre11za1e p4h's scl.oo
noEsses p8631 rozsit2i4 @e~2S F1ies
rse4l1yes G1}p ersftssss ara a. sfs1@n&
- ~ saarr--4g Al raErches crurr4
--repsrrV a1f rS9ea# Q TofEsfI 81
stftatsony o pgfeE Eas91f car
zEa pGSa1r prof'@Ftf uSf a1cs1s'*s1
To- arr b11i.r g-rpose $50 q -
s-~r~ fr--g ~ Kafs9Es am tnsrs uisN -
axs-notso troy taxatb91- peTfo2@
rroc~-ty RI. erc~~atn 2. vss1r 80
s-r ssrf rrr1sessi. tn6tFszos O Hs@
- q sx-esTt a. trse feHigfst1rs 5l& G.
,s---+rps pr1wf9@e ma ta1 tsEssb
TYR -rs- a1thcrtse EsSrses2a go.
atieyrE e. teyg Az C1s'sct @Shes~
r.xnts To- toca! t-Tz--'ovs-nT-ts Upos
r-~vr--v s.~re- sssf raErsTw wstros-S
EAR e. . casa vataat9esa an TT
vSsess fzsrtrmf tnat net srf Ns'E4
sgs~tz.rss goal - ognsrrae3 e a-ret1
us,airv e. Tspea an e1sEfsxa. "a
ur-yva4rEe SCR tfs= SSxZfsc~ o lat
eross ear--zss G. rAa'rn&cA
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

American Want hd NAY
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

@ls..ssAs 81 > GpiEsf ~ f~>sste fs'g
"a ia F4;l+ $50 Gtss4... 50 a~4s'-
81 GA $50 easf - atlU1tAs4 - I. l''ssftE
~ itoate Aa - s fa III s.asiiis saas.
LIZ ~ 49,. I's - I.As.a Al-~~sa.... -s<f
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Aoufe no s.

SerfnntnE a. pQInt OF tne octzH-
aary line between rnv states O. NH
nesoxz. &uG Io&s so&tnerlS o @rrtas
N&nsy ana thence extending IL d
nCrLnerty dlreCtIpI Ia . pSs1nt OF Nv
s s. Lax LATA 6ttcraiag spf1aE Val
iey >tewsrvv.hs Rochester LHns-
pro kAaS Lax Cat1 2na tGSsrsss.~
ms ana ada csrG communities a res
soma hie mean q communication
csc VIII xht cine ana oLner places
u72ynrr me slzEN
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

eriy o. hlanlcry4aiv &sxcrains Aanter-
Vile .. FesSoaA.kie iaeAnS . Oo4asaan,~
- lion NH sAI4 AaG1t NO. :.
s4oess ne. s.
AeCinning i a ppant OF Route No.
D. al AuiDpgoaR Gnu CneGce extending
III - nprfneAsteraN G1rectson 10 pSlnt
Oh HoDte Nc Al aeC WING xI1ocd
ana AuynprolA AeL " iEl AnG iAIer
serGins En0 A0lAcent col2i14 1n4LssS a
REASONABLE mazaS OF cofarElEnl1<A I4ssls
eEcn Will tns oLhrr An otueg PAGES
w-.ElE Lnt STATE
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

AeE.rninE a a point on Route NO.
81 ncrtnsrh o. kergas kaAts AND
thence extending ~ a. BertaefE an
western rlrecLon a. q poinf Oh Route
No 4 aoatnsrp O Moorne41 Aitora
tag Fergus kA4lS Aotnsa} barnes
t8iie MoOrnesG ana IatTrVen1rsa am
AdlAceEt commentaries a reasnriabt,
means o. cornTH anlcAtioU eaCi VIII
TIE oIner AE9 GtaeT pl& crs Mita44 Lac
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

G1ginains 81 q ponr OF Itolte No
z at L@tsG1sg 4aac tt.-Ac. e-SIss-a1i3E II
:. ,sos A.s.lss. s.rAy direction u s Da-1
~ aouL4 80 vSstser' o Gran
t...pst.s sAn0sd.a4s tsrlsut. Par hcr-
st.s n ai.ss.g i.ssstlsf IrraFiC kAo4ds
asg< taless o4s...s ATT nGlsicvsni ccsgsi
iss.mst.s,s - sss-4S~ss..s p4s ,sszsanF o o1-,
tssts4 !. - s4,l1A. <s.4Sls 49,, Es4s Dtta@- AL
Eksssf a...s.<s. s.4t.8.a ks.s sL.a IL
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

BEGINNING a. u potnf or Roste Ne
J a. kzrah2uiE anu thence extHFa1fnE
n q acrtatsesqQrfY GfcsctHor e. a
point OF EoQt4 Nc al o. neaf Mas
son LAKE a1.crGiag fSrin2 AT MOI
rlstown WaterSflle Madison Lax
AND tEtPrse11ng AnG adjacent com
rrZrsiieS 81 peasona hie means OF coh' .
inlatcatloN eGsa. W1tD tine Sthsr Anu
ether places WgcnE Ciar state
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

5eginninf "a T. poUut ~ hout' re
a. Fergus fs-ils sEC thone' o%ten"-
ing IL a northern direction q noin
s'u Route No ! - t.rst-tne a1ftordi-L'
r .s-yus fans ~rll44-I t.s4ptua ! -
--'ust M..nnurueI E.rBilit ant intef
seninf tsnC acJs4g'.llz cunlmdHi 20.
'cs.sons.pi mettus 81 communication
~.s.tt vlti the pruef tlnc n.h"5 pLtees
within ia. STAT,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

Te--- To- ~ q per, ~ l-o.te ~.
4 .ee GT O N+rnaa. D-.lis
49, -uarH aEEenG4u4 Il. % n0rtne&st-
5-4- r, .so- -1,t pesEj o. la+ WeAIer
tr+ t.r.tssa state Tr-I..LzTv
v.a.r.s.4t{-.a s-r Sns III z-For'-
3aaL an = ts4ce-- o-1~s-li5ras-
r.. ~rss au- a.. c-.r2-z-l Ll-o-4 t4ol W.L-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

]sac--rfae a = point o. Eoste Nc
: eastern d# Monte t4doc an thence
exfsr414a- lr :. uortGeasteti 1'rec}loA
H.. B11E on Route ~ so .E4Erb O.
t.8Hraa. zttor41nI NoateE4aeN Gl4rs.
s.F As 44Eus Anl lbtefstrlu- an
zliarea. Cpr1sG i1Es.tlrS rrasun2 ui
~.a4a q .a3zaIgsllo- csc WI
t.t. L4sl A.. aLaer places {" -l--.L Lna
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

Gee9nrfnE a. a. pom on sSoEff NO
a l.sl.IEN 4nu thence eNsEn44lg ~
r. nattnfrts zad western direction to
4 pOGnt 81 Eo1te M. ). sO4tnSrfF O.
Heu A-4sy kaAs a-ror4inE BaEt~S
Giazrbeoah soHylA tsNIH i$pocasS
1errsbonR and intervening ano Sc
lAGEEl CaFrr y4aE lLle~ reas0El-&s'i
mean Of ccrr-rl : MICA tfo1l ea az 1srn
Iii ouasr zg.a GtAsI Dl. ces within the
state
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

seg;rr,ne a 3 pofr' o. ko-ts No
A ssia Ft0I Anl Thence extending
Ii = westerly direction t. a potLt Oh
lto.ts ~ o. a. h1pestcnt &rcratnE
sslayto1 H@pest2nt an intervening
an abs Cs4t c0yEE19Elties . reason
4 %, rliaans O. communication eAcL
Wit tae sfns- an otheE si4 csS "lt.,-
- Lae -.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

isltervell4r am x1l&cenl communities
fs3so Ia A'ie usszaS = communication
SAN4 AK Lite aL4ei GnC o-ae1 gs&usa
N!t44Az Lls STAT
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
puproSr AND EE-ECT Or
AMENDMENT

AAENpMENs,
mes, b &C sssanssse snc ers~ta~ ser sss
conssruet,er sac ussatensnoe % sys
sern e. rosss snc n.cassAys m tine STATE
o. Mssnssesa a. De- kas~~n - "Tns
1ruas ts.asssay Sysseesr Tive eveet %
tine PROPOSED snenswens, n soeaeea, Wi
De O. sstxesssr sno aesncrtRe sne enact
yaea; o. t,~ss, crssicsse Ter ene cor
s,rset,ca, Improvement sno rsssats
nanoe 81 tine state % sne esen
ways osseraoeo IN ae-era ~s'
~, eae sraenemens s~saon Highways ar
Go D. ~acee speeshcslsy sao ssAnitsty 10
Gates a. o nasrrev GO be crescrtoec b,
! ssss exi Any Saeh aa~ saust crsvtee ira
I ~ MING a otfsn,se location % tNe VAR
/ Gus routes ene~e anal net be s~s %
/ Waiter frenn the stsrttar oeiat o. Ter
nas.i sssrripcc tr tire reasss ses sessn d
4 sne aenencmer:, oer anal sseee Os . o.
vsat,er IN ese Nxsas % tne routes sres
sss vsraeas vsaascss soc eitsss NAMED d
ens smeas-seas sac s-rosen which ~
routes sre &c oass.
~ snr arnenowenf h. acceeec, eae lee
ssaa,sre s~aai ee sne~eoy Aasnertssc 9
ersvioe D. ss~ ser the issuance snu sss
! o. tine psnss o. tire state &C raise sacne
.cs tine ereatsen e. ''Trank Nscnsss
Euae'' e. ns expended scr ens ceossrSe
t,cr % ene ROADS embraces W. esr srs~
HIGHWAY system Tine Legislature osnnsi
ne.xsver, issue oenos ~ any one yssr e.
ceeotae IN x-assrt o. tne osr vssss sas~s
o. sss sun, o. $4,000 .oop. nor car sre 80
erssa.e - al satstsaesss vaasto oens
-
o. seio Ter tess ensn psr o. pssr srtsf
EFT a. a create rate snsn rsve psr Ger
cer sr1gra.
Tine xoocticn e. tine a-res1raeat WI
a,sc cerser or tar ioatksatare Autnefft
60 ,svy tai raoser wesisses, ut'Ts
.ns paeiac streets snd sicNs~sys, or
NOR. enrreas nas,s snsr st4eF Dersoai
property a. taxed Tns rreceeos ~ sac
tai Nil DE- CRESTED GO tire Nisn~say sf~N
t,c roac s~sicb Is &C % asec &c "a
osnoH .ssaec ABOVE, any sorssss
TIVE Nsps~sy s'ostne Fund nat nsede
.cr sne retirement % bonds &C o. frsrs
serreo e. e,e Trv-k Nspnssss Fund M
tor xenfeies tsHco oy any is~ passed
sne .e2,sistgre unoer tine s.nsns~~e =
VIII net o. sae,ecs ~ sny atnsr tai e.
ceat .nat ~resiSes tas MAY o. ~
possr o. sact veett,es o. any ccro1c
ei,y O. slhaas = tasy see ~ o. % se
~ c1ss the s.s snater sehietes
nog SQ~lete1f q pay tnr rrsrtiSai ~
interest c. On. nenss tsssec, sse iee'ss
lturs a. cas- % sas a1erticr e. q
s,ren1.ne-s VII ee1pos~e~en e. Or
.sse o. is. Ter sns tsHatier % al e
taxsc,e propsr,s % sse stsse ~
,-nsy-t Ag~tt,e-t e. meet tn asfo'en.
a. N raa, ~ It's ctsc-ettcn. spnrcrris
q .acf .ste1wsy Stalking Fund .
money ~ .re staee .esas9ry nat ets'
WIS., soereeristea
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

TseRanntnc a. 81 poi1 OF Eo2te 80
Il so4LHsfis o ECa4a AM Theme 81
tEnGaaE IL - uGTtEeTi1 an western
cfr.ettpi 70 - point OF Eoatc No Il
a. O. mes t&r4EItt EAAs Aif9rGtnl
llChU jsrAnsts kAH~ aHn intervening
All AdlAce7t cof4IF gta3tses reasc''
. bat rne&as c communicative eAc.l
VII tst of4tI An ot8cr piAcce u .Lli-
Il tn stats
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

BEGINNING a Is poIct o. Eo2tf NO
: a AOateSIAtsa AND tntgIct @Ntfti1
taE n . nGrtnaesGSrtz dire Gt{41 x .
poIEt OF GoAtr NJ y npItusftA O.
a glaatau -t.ordIuw Aontrt3acU Az
t,iesnr ana 4ntereenEa4 alta al lNs.eslt
c0Exra sLagifr~ % TUASaHa s,i, means . =
GONNA gHl catloll eaCH W1tE Aft oiaeE
and oLAe! lslAceA agLa&I the STATE
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Route ne Q

Eer-rnins a. 81 cotnt or Route nc
s a. Deer AtpFr an thence extern
1nr N northgr'ly direction t. "a poa1'
o. &oute No 1 a neaT &ts FAais
Agfordrag Deer River EIE kAiis &nc
sEterventne znu a3lAcrst ccfafnGEs@
neA = reAsonAoie means 81 con-
ruGEtczflou e&cf witt tine cthfT ana
cLhey places wslAIu L3r state
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

lsestrEtnE a. pom Or Eou.e Nc
Z a. Maak2eo zna thence eAienLiinG II
a. soItnesStertE direction q "a point
OF sLoEIy NJ 8 westerly o Alper'
lea attCrGraE M2nKztC MEpse-on
Arnnes5ta l4sNu " etls suC lnterves'-
tlE ag}u ada CSsE. communities Ar res
sonao4t means Q. curnrnanlca IloIl.
eacl wit TN crner an4 ctnec places
BttAz In stat
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

rnapts~ a.. session law - Mimi
aa1z to- TIA YEA 1919 propose A.
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Angeles Times)
IT'S said that the Creator gave
fewer talents to Joachim than he did
to the other Hohenzollerns, but he
gave him a chin, and that's more than
he distributed to the rest OF that
bunch OF land pirates.
Wayne Il. Wheeler and the other
Anti-Saloon League srtillerymen have
no doubt already completed their fir
ing compilations In order to rhortly
lay down wonderful barrngo over
the Cox Roosevelt trenches.
George Herman Ruth, sometimes
known as Babe" and at others as the
colossus OF Swat" gets 100000
motion picture contract ms he pushes
the pill into the right field bleachers
at the Polo Grounds, while the rest OF
us wonder whether the new pro-
moters have shutter which Will
ever be able to show on the screen
Just how the sphere doth travel.
WILLIAM NJ CONRAD.
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(From the 10
IL we had a mandate for Armenia,
wouldn't we be In q real fracas now
as the Bolshoviki come devastating
across that unfortunate country
As Dejemal Pasha announces that
BolshevilS Russia is Turkeys only
hope and Ivan rushes across the Ar
menian boundary in his brainless
fury. who knows but that soon our
-Four Million Society, may be doing
business again at the old stand.
Speaking of holding back the re-
turns, Marse Henry Watterson as he
lirwrs beside the mint beds OF Mans
neli, never will finish warning Dem
ocrats over the way that oil rock
ribbed Republican eleventh holds
back after all elections in old Ken
lucky, just to find out how many
votes the elephant needs to pull out
and being Informed comes across in
a gsllop-
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broken Girl.

ing; but six years, isn't that
enough?
couldn't be with him day after
day and still not have the right to
face the world and say, 81 love
this man"-and so we decided to do
the only thing that seemed open
to separate! l wanted to marry
some one else-I had the oppor-
tunity-and l felt it was the only
way to throw away the temptation
of loving him continually; but he
wouldn't listen to that He said,
Loving me as / know you do, no
matter whom you marry, you would
continue to love me in your heart
and that would not be fair to the
other man; he would deserve your
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urged me on, loving him as l do,
might have yielded, but he wasn't
that type Of man! l wouldn't love
him if he were!
A Natural Wish.
We wanted the right to love-to
live-to be happily married-and,
God willing, to have kiddies of our
own to love and care for, and
that woman would not see us
happy! We did not fling our af-
fection in her face, no-no-I
never saw the woman! He tried to
talk with her and reason it out
why be tied together when neither
one cared for the other and each
went their own way? But it was
no use! You might say, more urg-
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"wOMEN's sOx.,
This sign is hanging in a shoe
store on II street N. Il.
TEX.
JAZZ WAS RIGHT THERE.

"Sir," said one OF the + street
Vamps, as she stepped up to Jazz
+ streets king OF cake eaters. II
understand you said l had a face
that would stop street car in the
middle of the block For an instant
Jazz felt he had been cornered, and
reddcned suspiciously, but quickly re-
gained himself and said, Pardon my
embarrassment. Miss--but now
that you've asked me- must tell
the truth. II takes an unusually
handsome face to induce n motorman
to make a stop where he doesn't have
to-" T.. NJ. SULLIVAN.
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THE CROWS NEST

As several of President Huerta's
compatriots threaten to take to the
tall grass II their graft is cut off.
we are reminded that II a few in this
country had theirs cut off, such
action might even start a revolution
here.
The Iongshoremen of Havana were
recently so busy speculating in sugar
that the liner Mexico had to hang up
at the Cuban capital for twenty-five
days, at . daily cost of $4,000. until
these wealthy spectators found time
to stop watching the ticker and load
her up.
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WOMAN'S RIGHT TO HAPPINESS
and Of Best Human Nature Letter Fro
broker

whole heart were he to marry you
and love you in return'-and l
guess he's right!
The thought OF some other mans
affection nearly drives me mad at
times and yet 1t seemed was be-
ing forced into it! But my boy de-
cided that IL l felt must 60
should go away to another city,
and while l was gone he would
continue his efforts to find way.
At least, il something miraculous
happened and he were free, We
could still marry, whereas II 1
threw myself away into another
marriage we would be worse of
than before! And so I left him
leaving no address-no informa-
tion whatever. / am able to sup
port myself, thank Heaven, and he
knew that he need not worry on
that account.
A Hard Question.
Don't think he let me 60 will
ingly-to be rid of me-oh, no;
loves me more today than ever
l KNOW TT FEEL 1T within
me. read Of him often and see
his pictures and l hear of him
through mutual friends occasion
ally, but l have never seen him
since. Yet l haven't lost
faith! Strange as it may seem.
l KNOW that were he and | to
meet today neither of us has
changed, and we're the circum-
stances such that we could marry
we would both be ready and happy
to do so. I haven't lost faith, each
day I love him more, although 1
have tried to forget him, feeling
that for my own benefit it would
be best. Now to come to the pres
ent-day story. l am thirty and he
is now forty-one. The years have
slipped by unnoticed and always
filled with the thoughts of may
be next year" we will be happy
and now, I wonder, Is 1t
worth while? When l look at the
thing squarely and say to myself:
Would you rather be alone, as
you are today, unmarried and
thirty and lonely for your boy, or
would you rather you had yielded
and spent these years in happiness
TOGETHER with him. even IL not
under lawful conditions?"
That is a pretty plain, brutally
frank question, but it is the real
truth. Would II and my answer is
always. yes, alone,' with his re-
spect and love still lingering In my
heart, He would not want it other
wise, either! And what would you
have done in such a case? And
what do you think OF the other
woman here? l don't wish the
wife any harm-Heaven forbid
but ! only wanted her to release
the man with whom she no longer
lived-no longer remained inter-
ested-and let each find happiness
elsewhere! But what else
could we do7 Do you wonder
am heartbroken5 his PAL"
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Admirers of JIMMY COLLINS,
who writes good poetry for H and
S at times, express appreciation Of
his efforts. HENRY F. SMITH
speaks for them.
HUNTING FOR THE MAYOR.

Having borrowed Diogenes's Ian
tern, / hereby offer my services to
assist l.. r.. +. in the search for Clar-
endons lost mayor. II PAT BURKE,
AL REINBURG. CARROLL WRENN
and DOC" BOYER are all ready with
an alibi then Hon. J. A. T. HULL
must be the guilty party, for he has
served several terms in Congress and
one as lieutenant governor OF Iowa,
and the next step, would naturally be
mayor of Clarendon. We are all good
Democrats at Clarendon, but we
would vote for Governor HULL, by
heck. II these clews prove futile,
then would unanimously nominate e
TUCK" GARRETT, road builder eS-
traordinary. w. w. w.
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