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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-03
Kansas City Bank Is Robbed

Kansas City. Mo-, Dec. 3.-Four
motor bandits held up and robbed the
Twin City bank, a South side institu-
ton, at noon today, escaping with $500
in cash. After securing the cash. the
bandits locked c. E. Williamson, vice
president. in the vault, and escaped.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
"a muJsa \ "a poLrlcA


Leem0s en- 81 Antique Testamento
que labieAdo ereado Dios al hombre
a 81 inlagen y semeianza, satisfecho
de su obra, quito darle ms cCmpaneFa,
y AZ efectn. tom6 ana costilla del hom.
bre y de ALI form6 a la mujer, q Ia
que dot0 de ~encantos. belleza y atrac-
tiFos sin igaal para cue fusra digna
esposa del 8 mas perlecto de Ia crea
ci0n.
BESIDE d principle se deld sentir "a
~infuencin del encanto niuierl, pues
Adam, auEestionadD por las sonrisas y
encantcs d. Eva cometio u primera
das1aedi1nria a los mandnt0z del Eiei
no, 10 cue le valid para 81 y todos Nue
descendlentes Ia middleton que blele
ra neceeario que q miemo fiiio de Diol
~rlniera q mundo; TODD por cuipa d.
Ia mn5er.
pero de- todos mbdoz. IA mu5er desd.
81 prfnclpi0 do l0s tiomros ha eEtads
baio "a dDminio del hognoru. eNacta
msnto como Dies 10 iu~teatnta. cuanas
IL f0fGu6 ds una ceatil47 dc Adam
lA pase hat1 sur 6rdsnee, y no IA sid
fiao lasfa los tiempos eefu2los. eer
pads AZ qf4nte sikios de a renide q
Nasfas. Que ia nsuicr feteltuaose sol
IRA Ice mandates del Ef6fra ~ n
psepaa8to STR -iFQ1l Al agn1re q
tna0 } fnf todo. csa fesalia1ns 90
y ahefa miano estau 3iebae deNA'
trasor
fAs ftmoa POI nas eailes a. pia
@aHs ra WuTreA ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30

NF
abre mas y maas Ia brecha, y aQut en-
un pals esencialmente democratic en-
sus principles, SO establecera quiza
Ia diferencia de- classes, cuando 10
6nico que Sc debe perseguir habia de
ser la igualdad ante la ley y Ell abso-
luto respeto a los derechos de los de-
ms.
Cnal Is Ell remedio para este NAL
que ,amenaza desintegrar nuestra so
ciedad?
Sin tomar aires de seres superiores
sine animados 0 Ell deseo de serytr
a la humanidad, nos atrevemos q su-
gerir 10 siguiente: -PrimerO, que Ia
mujer, especialmente la muier neo
mexicana, hacienda a un lad0 vie1as
preocupaciones y cuestiones de parti-
dos, sc reserve su derecho de dar 81
vote para usarlo solamente en- los dtas
de ~votacl6n, 0 la mayor imparciall-
dad possible -6egundo que Sc olyiden
de la politica y dejen de arrpjarse iod
unas q otras; tant0 derecho ttenen
unas como otras a ser celoaas de au
reputation y no es esa la manera De
combatir ideas polfticas; TercerO,
que Sc acuerden que antes que pollti-
cas-, dehen ser madres, hi1as Y eapoGaa,
y que atendar a los deberes del hogan
ha de ser slempre gt deber prtmero y
TODD 10 demas ea cos secundaria;-y
por ditimo. que Ne acnerden que "a
tactica do los pollticos En- 81 mundo
enterp Ia aldo y serA q tratar de con.
graciarse con TODD FL muud0 cuandp
~neoesitan de los demas para que les
den 81 Toto antes de Ia election. psrp
pasadh fsta. nj kquiera Sc diguan dar
los huenos dfas 3 nadie y 20 olyidan
de TODD. haata que So negue Ia Otfa
eloccl6n. pOr 10 fanlp. no yale u pena
dc hacerso malqnefcr ~ yecinpa.
~parieutoa y amigos. . qadenes haae'
mos az oeurrir alguna ycx en- las TT
hulaclone4 Tan solo para trnbaiar en
favor De esta o del Otfo candidate. qne
Al fln > a. c4bo u 10 mercee I'd 10 aefa'
decn
7 "a cue no ~podeuaos zanzibar q ae
tnai urzfap d. las coHas. xames Nacan
DO IA Nelor Fenfa3a Qne aRa possible
Dc clio. 81 hien a. h e0eie1aa. da a
fanilia y del hnaar. y 10 usaglo par1
egAtleefr d~lHeruncias a. eagtaa aocta
lies que a6lo tiaadsn al dnaofden y
u Fuina AZ y uaci1n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30

s0mbrerO masculinos; montar a caba-
llO q horcajadas, contra t0das las re-
glas de Ia decencia y de Ia n~aturaleza
misma, pues el cuerpo de la mu5er no
esta tornado para montar de esa ma
nera; Sc cortan el pelo radon, para en-
mendar la plana a Dios que les dic
a~Dundante y hermOso cabeilo, pero
uQe va no 10 quieren; Y por nltmo,
acabaron pnr dar I'm golpe de audacia
sorprendente para ~slegalizar todas
sME h~ombradas, y es a ese gOIpe de
Iestado al que queremos aludir espe-
|cialmente en- este ~artfculo, jgzgAndolo
por sus efectoe va patenteE, a pesar
Ide apenas acabar de entrar en- moda.
No estando ~satisfecfas con Ell ac.
|tual orden de cosas seg1n d~estgnadas
|por la ley, y giendo que la constitu-
'ci0n no les daba ell derecho de inmins-
curse en- los asunt0g de estado. SUI
|girieron una "enmienda" o sea I'm par
che a la ley fundamental. I'll tai par
che. aunQue no del mismo material.
ha sido va pegado en- Ia Carta Magma
" va estan elias al ignal del honnbre
listas para entrar en- lid, y 10 estan
hacienda con tales metodos y de tai
manera. que cast casi valfa mas que
no tnvieran la tai prerr0gativa.
Por 10 pronto, y eepecialmente en-
este estado, la franquicia solo ba SER
yido para ahrir una brecha social IN
tire el beilo sexo. y los ,odios de par
lido, las fntrigas polItIcas, las ma.
quinaclones de q y otra parte, han
hrotado o mas vigOr que las de los
hombre8, con q redultado de que 81
! fueramos a Greer a unas u otras. re
sultaria que nos formariamos q muy
mala opinion del sexo femenino en-
general, pues 10 primero que tratan
do a~tacarHe upas . otEae en- 81 re
putaci6n y 81 decenca. cosa entefa
mense fnera de Ia 1~ustlcias y cue sole
~reveIa Ia debilidad innata do Ia mniel
para los aslntos Dc politica
Las tenemos deH6cratas ' repuhii
\ cauas, unns ) oiras rae cue les de
otro hando no son 10 que debian ser
Sc han olvidado qur 10 prlmerp qu'
dobea atandef e. 81 deber como ospn
eas J madrrs y solo recuerdnn Gu
fulaua a. dem0crata D repuhiicana
que por 10 tanto. no mnF0re n quo u
ealieaie e so.
~ los p1ltktc0s. apf0rocAafoe4e y
este arfado dc cosns. tfafan Do con
xertirlas 4 sua resnectiyoe bnndos ~
t0d05 loa u1pfins poaIoles. y Dc -
, manafo c1ntribuyea q deeordon &
nesai
No Ia faiiaao por am nuien aehaqu
is rs mut1r neumexicsaa qaf 10 tIeu
, Ia IS ctucaciAn 81 los couoclmia1to
, ~neeeaAfqas pesa eferref n naefo a
reeho afan|fiao, las tQffn<ofna a.
faaa licnaa o. mfl9naestr han cantei
taao narStto "a e~asefi4a. ) ipto ~
solo tIrte MEa ea3en9f4F uNutee pdie
nufsas fifereHfiae A. cs1ia s1izf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30

Department OF the Intenor. q. s Land
office at Santa Fe, New Mexico
Sept. Is. 1890.
Notice IS hereby given that Gregorip
yialpando. Of Lumberton, n ~ wno,
on Eeb. 10. 1s17, made HON estead In
try. 40. 03f0oG. for NhNEA, Lot !,
NENNWA, Section 81. Township Il
NJ. RANGE / 81, N. 81. p. Meridian. has
tiled notice Of intention 10 make THREE
Year Proof 70 establish claim 70 M
Iand above described, betore United
stafea Commissioner, az Duiee. RE
Arrita CO. y. 81. on NOV :, 1870
Cnlmaut names as witnesses;
Fnhias Atencio, Hieinio Herrera
P~etronao Monioya. David Galiegos, a
Of Moaefo. y -
FRANCISCO DELGAn0s
RegiEter
lei Pub. sept 90 Iast Pub Oct =
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
NOTICE or CONTEST.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United States Land Office.

u. s. Land Otf1ce,
Santa Re. n. M.
TO John G. Dobbs. Of Barton, N. NJ,
contestee:
You are hereby notified that J. a.
Shelter, who gives Barton. N. NJ, as
his post.offlce address, did on August
IL, 1920, file in this office his duly
corrOborated application to contest
and secure the cancellation Of your
Homestead Entry, Serial No. 0274g4,
for Lots 3 aud A., and EMSWA, Sec
tion 4, Township 10 N, Range FL,
N. M. p. Meridian, and as grounds for
his contest he alleges that you have
abandoned said land and have not re-
sided on it since about April 4 1918,
and have made no improvements Of
any kind.
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed, and YOU said entry will
be cancelled without further right to
be heard, either before this office oro
appeal, If you fail to file In this office
within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication Of this notice, as shown
below, your answer, under oath spe
cficalIy responding to these allega-
lions Of contest, together with due
proof that you have served a copy of
your answer on, the said contestant
either in person o. by registered mail
You should state in your answer the
name of the post office to which you
desire future notices TO be sent you
FRANCISCO DELGADO,.
Register.
Date Of first publication, Sept 23rd.
Date OF second publication, Sept. 3Oth.
Date Of third publication, Oct. 7th.
nafa N fourth nuh1icafinn Oct. 14th.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
United States Land Office.
AUHEU TT ~NvW "NFIN0T
September IA, 1890.

-NAANN -
September il, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the
State Of New Mexico under the proyi-
sions az the Acts Of Congress Of June
Fl. 1898, and June 20, 1910, and acts
supplementary thereto, has made ap-
plication for the following described
unappropriated public lands, rs IN
demnity school lands:
List No. S6g7. Serial No. 04V5Sb
Lots 1 and 2, EhNWA, NEA, sec
6. N1k Sec. 5, 4. 16 n, r. 3 p.
me purpose Of this notice is to al
low ali persons claiming the land ad-
versely, or desiring to show it to be
mineral in character an opportunity
to file objections to such locations q
selections with the Register and Re
cefyer OF the United states land Of
ice al santa re. Kew Mexico, and e
establish their interest therein, or tbs
mineral character thereof.
FRANCISCO DBLGAD0,
Register q. 8. Land Office.
1st pub. sept %. last pub. oct =
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30

Dorarfmenf 81 TIE Interior. = 8 Land
nfnea ~ sawta ". New Mezieo
eela. s. 1870.
Nsi1oe - hereby g1feH shet
Eaiarar. a. TIERS Auariiia. NeW Asx
~. mho ~ 1n9y fsth ISIS meae
H-osnestaaf Knfvs Eo pettTt -
9Wf. esr 4s NM&HA 4eetion -
TnunskIp - 81. naneN 8 3 ~ - 2.
mnFfaian. has flied n1tirH 81 ~iatsNites
~ tnste Wse4 Yew Fn y tEtss
itsA slain a. fhe ssn5 ahase des<
a. Cnr& - ~ FfeHie u1sft.
A. 4iFssa aaan1A Hi9 hufA G.
kaM MeHlro 81 Wee fet4
Us.rmnl eemm ~
gaaa UaEaw 9te Ma NHtfu
&nn14 tsff Nlss
Mata aHt q
$685. k~-4f tfMare
WAu n<1NAfn
- rus ~ a - o. ;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30

"Baxer Tablets Of Aspirin" % Aspiri
ua pnra que ha probado scr pura por
mflones ha sido prescrlta por los
medicos por mas de Feinte amos. Acep
ten ,solamente los paquetes sin abrir
de "Bayer' los cuales gentlemen las
direcciones propias para curar 81 doloi
de cabeza dolor de muelas, dolor de
oldos, neuralgia, rasfriadOs y dolores,
vienen en- oa1itas de hojalata con II
pastlIlas y cuestan unos cuantos cen
tavos. Los boticarios venden tambien
paquetes mas grande de s'Bayer" AS
pirin as Ia marca desfabrica de Bayer
Manufacture Observation-Disclosures OF
Salicylicacid."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT. Of the interior.
n. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, NJ. N

n. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.
September 12, 1920.
NOTICED Is hereby given that Carlo
Ia Eeenra, widow Of Julian Seguras De-
ceased, OF Senorita, N. Ne, who made
Small Holding Claim No. 5390M, Sc
rial No. 0SSt88, for Tract / IN Sec. q,
T. 20 n, and in Sec. SO, T.: 81 NJ,
ana Tract z, Sec 2, r. 20 NJ and I'M
Secs. SO and sc. 7. 81 N, R. i w,
N. M. r. NJ has filed notice OF in
tention to make final proof, to estabr
lish claim to the land above described,
before register and receiver, u. s..
Land office, at Santa Fe, NJ NJ, N the
21st day d October, 1920.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Jose
Jesus dc Herrera, lose Abundo Pa
dilla, Domingo Crispin, Juan Andres
Parras, all OF Cuba, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELEApO.
Register.
LIST pub. Sept. 16. Last pub. Oct. ID
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
NUEVO MEXICO

La terra de la historic, romance, luz del sol Y
recreO, eS en- reaLidad Ia TERRA de los Suen0S que
reSHItan ciertOS.
La pobIaci0n de NueVO Mexico Sc ha a~un1enta-
do aidobie durante los uftin7oS diez amos. La gen
te havenfdo aqui a yer, deScanzar-y quedarSe.
Tai crecirniento solo puede haber sido possible
por aigun n1eritO. Vale Ia pena de Vivir aqui. La
Los MOODS de vivir han sid0 traSEadadOs del an
tiguO hogan, yIa demanda por n1ercanciaS eS in
siStente cada Vez mas.
Las manufactures no exiSten en- Nuevo Mexi-
Co, " los a~rticuIoS de tOdaS classes deben ser trai-
dos. Los mercedes para n1ercanciaS no hay que
c~rearIoS; va eStan aQu.
Los perfodicoS diari0S de Nuevo Mexico eStan
particHlarmente hbreS de competencia-tienen
TODD el campo para SIoS miSnos-y los cubren
eSplendidanente.
Ofnecen local cooperation para los auuncian-
les nacionaIeS para entrar 2 este t~erritorio con
sus mercancfaS. P0ngan suS a~rtcuIoS . Il vista
Ipego diganleS ! los Ietores De los periodicoS 10
que han hech0, ghabran I0grado Fl exifo.
ESanta Re Daily New Mexican cubre nueye
c0ndadOs con una p~oblaci0n de 10000.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

upon, or manufacture, excuses
which might detain her for any time
whatever in her present exciting and
delightful surroundings.
"Pusserve jugs" she said ruminat-
ingly. "Pusserve or pickle. Cain't tell
which"
You can when you take them to
he Kitchen julia said, with pointed
suggestion. "Of course you can't in
the dark
But still Kitty Silver snatched at
the fleeing moment and did not 90.
Tell by smellin' en- she mur-
INJURED, seemingly to herself.
With ease she unscrewed the top
Of one Of the jars, and then held
the open jar to her nose. Don't
smell to me exackly like no pus-
serves she said. "Nor yit like no
pickles. Don't smell to mel
She hesitated, then inquired in a
voice suddenly grown anxious {:
"Whut is all this here in this here
jug? Seems like to me"-
But here she interrupted herself,
breaking off her coherent remarks to
utter muffled and alarming sound.
Instantly afterward the three young
people were startled to hear her ex-
pressed unguessed emotions in words
suitable to religious observances, but
in voice Of incredible loudness and
passion. At the same time, with a
splendid gesture, she hurled both jar
and basket from her. They struck
the wall, not far away, with nota-
hle crashing of glass.
"Why, what tH'- Julia began.
Kitty Silver, are you crazy"
But Kitty Silver, with a dancing
motion sinister to see, in one so vast
was approaching the open front door
There light appeared, simulta-
neously with Mr.. Atwater in hi.
most irascible state Of popularity.
He began: "What is this heathen,
ish"--
Shouting, Mrs. Silver jostled him
and, though she disappeared into tn,
house, a great continuous noise
marked where she went, like a ira;
Of explosion and catastrophe.
"What thing has happened?" Mr.
-Atwater demanded. 'In the frs
place, / smelled cig"-
His daughter interrupted him con
| vulsively.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

Noble felt wondering and disdain-
full pity; he pitied and disdained
everything in the world that was
not on the way to starry Julia.
Eight nights had gone by since
he himself had seen her-a vacuum
of all life, caused by the eccentricity
of her supremely peculiar old father
but to-day she had replied (over the
telephone) that Mr.. Atwater seemed
to have settled down again, after
some recent agitation caused by
Mobiles trying to do him striking
favor, and that she believed it
might be no breach of tact for Noble
to call that evening--especially as
she would be out on the porch and
he needn't ring the bell. Would she
be alone-for once? 1t was improb-
able, yet it could be hoped.
But as Noble came hoping up the
street, another already sat beside
Julia, sharing with her the wicker
settee on the dim porch. This was
Newland Sanders, the horn-rimmed
young college poet. He usually had
poem with him; and as it hap
pened that others too frequently
proved they could sit on Julia s
porch as long as he could, he had
formed the habit Of seizing the first
opportunity to familiarize her with
his latest work.
TINE porch was dark, and to &c
indoors to the light might have
involved too close a juxtaposi-
tion to peculiar old Mr. Atwater
who usually $40 in the library read
ing either Darwin or detective sto-
ries, and hating animals, violets
verse and Julia's callers. But the re-
sourceful Newland, fcreseeing every
thing, had brought with him a small
pocket fiashlight to illumine his man.
uscript. otis GERS hbre," he said as
he moved the flashlight over the
sheets of scribbled paper. II think
told you I was beginning to take
that up. It's the new movement, and
felt ought to master it,"
of course" she said sympathet-
ically, though withsa little nervous
ness. "Be just wee bit careful with
the flashlight-about turning it ir
through the window, I mean-and
read in your nice low voice. 1 always
| like poetry best when it's almost
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

paper. Somebody must have
"What is it,"
IT'S basket" said Noble.
'How curious!"
Julia peered through the darkness.
IL wonder who could nave left that
market basket out here on the porch.
, suppose She paused. "Our
cook does do more idiotic things
than---Tll go ask ner."
She stepped quickly into the house,
leaving two portentous concentra-
tons of inimical silence behind her,
but she returned almost Immediate
ly. followed, at a rapid waddle,
Through the hall and out upon the
porch by talking colored woman
Of lateral dimensions believed by her
friends and admirers to be unique.
"1t's no use to argue, Kitty Sill
ver," Julia was saying as they came.
You did your marketing and simply
and plainly left it out there because
you we're too shiftless to-
"No'm," Kitty Silver protested in
high voice of defensive complaint
nom, Miss Julia, ain lef' no bas-
kit on no front poche! I got JUS
thee market baskits in the liyin'
worP, an they ev'y las one an all
sittin' right where l kin lay my
hans on 'em behime my back do.
Nom, Miss Julia, take my solemn
oaf ain lef' no"-- But here she
debouched upon the porch, and in
spite Of the darkness perceived her.
self to be in the presence of two
white gentlemen and callers. "Pah-
don me-" she said, her tone altered
at once to suit these grandeurs. ~
beg leaf to insis' l better take this
here baskit back to my kitchen an
see whut- -all's insiden of it,"
With an elegant gesture she re-
ceived the basket from Noble Dill
and took the handle over her ample
forearm. "Hum!" she said. "This-
here ole baskit kline O heavy, too
/ wunner whut-all she has got in
her!" And she grcped within the
basket, beneath the newspaper.
1t was the breath of Mrs. Kitty
Silver's life to linger, when she could
in a high social atmosphere; she
was powerful gossip, and exor-
bitantly interested in her young mis-
tress' affairs and all callers. There
fore it was beyond her not to seizs
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

lContinned from preceding page
hremen grandly imperturbable on
Tie running boards.
Fire" Florence cried joyfully.
Let's CO." And, pausing no in
slant, she made off up the street,
!nrlllingly shouting at the top of
ner voice: Fire! Fire! Fire!
Fire."
Herbert followed. He was not so
swift runner as she, though this he
never submitted to a test which he
aamltted to be either fair or con-
sluslve; and he found her demon
Aratlon of superiority particularly
VaensIye now, when she called back
''er her shoulder: "Why don't you
'sep up with me? Can't you keep
up"
I'd show you'll" he painted. "If
oldn't haf to lug this ole basket.
u ieave you mile behind mighty
quick"
We'll, why'n't you drop it, then?''
You s'pose I'm goin' to throw my
nec'lon away after all the trouble
oeen through with it,"
one slackened her gait, dropping
u vack beside him. "Well, then, if you
A'nk you could keep up with me if
wv didn't have it, why'n't you leave
somewheres and come back and
sss II after the fires over?"
no place to leave it,"
one laughed and pointed to q big
s's0 old-fashioned brick house that
,s'0a IN an ample yard few hun
aeo ieet ahead of them and across
W, ,us street. "There's grandpa's.
'nyn MT you leave it there?"
fai.?o 4'A '"' anu S'a''
!, 'ome ont" They obliqued across
'. as street. still running forward, and
'nelr grandfather's gate Herbert
nso sa' and sped toward the house.
lake it around to the kitchen and
ss'' s"s 1t to Kitty Silver" Florence
.s''eo. Tell Kitty Silver to take
'ass Of it for you"
t.n as Herbert was in no mind to
.s, .yuOw her advice; a glance over his
~, aVu'der showed that Florence was
sA'ng another unfair advantage OF
You wait!" he shouted. "You
8. aa sun till get back there. You
~ a.. aa.! -. mile start already! You
ss's al We can start event"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
lcan Citizenship in the Balance Against a Title

pear until the great war had begun.
Maurice Burke Roche then wanted
to 60 to tho first Plattsburg camp
and the question Of his citizenship
was brought up. Before it was de-
cided 1t was too late for him to be
admitted to Plattsburg, but the de-
cision was that as his mother had
obtained divorce and returned to-
her American citizenship her sons
were American citizens. When
America entered the war in 1917
Maurice Burke Roche entered the
Harvard officers training camp,
while Francis got commission as
an ensign in the Naval Reserve. But
although the American courts called
the two boys American citizens the
British courts, because they did not
recognize the American divorce.
called them British subjects.
Long before this happened, how
ever, their mother was in trouble
with her father again. At Christ
mas, 1905, she had left her fathers
house for few days because of a
difference Of opinion. There was
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whispered. ! think it sounds more
musical that way, I mean"
Newland obeyed. His voice was
hushed and profoundly appreciativc
of the music in itself and in his
uers libre, as he read:
I-And Lovcl
Lush Vhlte lilies line the pool
Like 'oces lin'ned on looking glasses
| tread the lilies undcrfoot,
Careless hoao they 'ovc me,
Still white moidcns 700 me,
Wan me noti
But Thoul
Thou art q co,Mfower,
Sapphire eyed!
bend!
Cornfomer, I ASK question:
O J1tlio, speak,
Julia spoke. "I'm afraid" she
said, while Newland's spirit filled
with bitterness extraordinary even
in an interrupted poet-I'm afraid
it's Mr.. Dill coming up the walk,
Well have to postpone'- She rose
end went to the steps to greet the
approaching guest. Glow nice of
you to come!"
Noble, remaining on the lowest
step, gulped and chung to her hand
in sudden fever. "Nice to comet
he said hoarsely. otis eight days
eight days-eight days sincc"-
"Mr. Sanders is here" she said
"1t's SO dark on this big porch people
can hardly see each other. Come ur
and sit with us. l don't have to in.
troduce you two men to each other
She did not, indeed! They sale
"Hlo, Dill" and "H'lo, Sanders" in
manner of such sighting superior.
ity that only the utmost Familiarity
could have bred contempt so mag
niiicent. And, when the three were
seated, Mr.. Sanders thought we'll tc
add: "How's rent collecting these
days, Dill, among those darky shan.
ties over in Bucktown?"
In the dark Noble moved convul
sively. Literally, he shuddered to be
thus addressed; in this presence ar
Implication Of any imperfectior
whatever in himself, his power, OF
station, was sheerly unbearable
However, he managed to affect {
light laugh, or something meant fol
one, as he replied, in voice moi
entirely under control: Glow.
| poetry, Sanders?"