davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
&rn1 t0Dtet
1000 jdbrli6

Giebentau1eno nerben iebes Snbr be-
grnben. Soten}1ein lnlttet r8rud." @n<
rum? 8eI Die u%nglidli9en 1i1 bernn9z
Idfigt pber lid Ddmit begniigt, bas5bn1p<
tom, bie @1tpeuung, 5u be9nnDeln uno
fi9 nm Die 1rln1e gnr ni9t gefummert
baffteu. &ns tut sSSbr2 gernadIdfigt SIR
Cure 2eioen bur1 Srngen zines 8ruh=
bnnbes, elmer gorrid3tumg ODER mas sssbr
es nennt2 BefenfuB 1T Elm Brudbarb
ein Notbebelf cine fnlide 9tiibe
gegen cine 5uinn1nenbredenbe Mnuer -
unb man tnnn nidt %ertunrten, bdb es }ib
nls u1ebr nls MIR eine n1edbnn19e 5tube
ertpeift. Ser bir1benbe 9rud berbinoert
ben BIntun1In1f babur9 Die gei9Dddten
MeusfeIn beHen beralbenb. 6as fe am
meiffen ben6tigen - Nnbrlng.
Sod bic BiFenfdnft fn1b eiuen @eg.
urD ieber Bru1Ieibenbe 1T eingeInben eis
ne freie grobe i'm eigenen 9eiur bor3n<
nehrnen. Sic YInpnp>Neetbnbe 1T ln5tDei>
feIhnft bic tDifenfdnfti1biffe, fpIgeri1tigffte
nnb erfpIgreidbfte 5elbfbebmnoIung fIr
Brudh. Die man ie get1rut.
Sac gIapno Bd6, bidt an A6rper M
shnftenb, tam ffib 1nr!6gli9 berlbieben,
.berurfndt beshnB feine Reibung unb
Tam 11iht neifen. @ei1 tDie Cunt
leidt notwithstanding fnfffpielig. SSbr
ff6rnt' g frager fudbrenD SIR nrbeitet 1Ino
fpdhrenD sm fdInft. &ei1e Mienren,
sGdunlen ODER Ee0ern bdrn1t.
Grfdhrt fDie Bic Brud6ffnling al fhIies
zen. ME es bie gsntnr benbfd1ttiigtte, q bab
Ser gr1h nid6t hernnter ffDuI1uen tn11T.
s@hidfff ,gitren Mdunen 1e1tte at ElnunD
Co.. BIod 2521 g. 2onis, nm
freie Erpbe BlIapao 1ri0 bic 110tiige SSr1s
Fprnldtion. sa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
Standardization aus Ser alteu Seiutat.
&eitfalen.

Eaoerborn. - Heftor Soltbal.s,
bisber neutrality-suspicious. am bie1igen
Sanoeshospitul, puroe gum 8farrer
BON 8referfelb BEL Sagen ernannt.
Dit ieinem Sdeioen BON 9uoerborn
erleioet oie fatboli1de 4rbeiterbeue=
gung einen idmeren &erluit. Set
benz Sabre 1916 bot 8eftor 9oltbaus
oils 8rdies Den bieliaen Bius : Mrbei-
~terperein geleitet. Inter feiner hints
tdtigfeit bot ser 8erein grobe Sort
Idritte gentobt. Sem Sfreben galt
surihit Ser 8flege oes religioien Sc
ber1s, Die Mitglieber fir Sic bebre1t
fatholiIden Sbeule 51 begeilterr1. 91e
hriItli6notionale Notwithstanding
fano IN oem Sdeioen0en einen mar
men Sreuno uno eifrigen Soroerer.
Die ourh Sen &rieg per1trladte 1hfpe=
re mirtidotlihe Not puroe ourd]
manderlei NaBnnhmen un0 genliib=
ur,ae11 oes BRIDES meientlid gemil=
bert. @ein b%eionoeres Gerbienlt mar
es, boB i'm lesten Sabre Ser Hins=
arbetterperein nod Gfarreien geteilt
purSe, oie Damn I'M Hius 4rbetter=
bunO neutrality-suspicious. muroen.
@robe geroienite bot er iid aud er-
Dorben ourh grunolegen0e 8orarbei-
ten fir Sen -llmbuu 0es 8iusbauies.
&beinalnb.
&0ln. -8on elmer englii9ert &om-
miiIion uuroe oas &aufbaus Ger
mania (friber Eicaotllp) fir mebr
als spei Miaionen Morf gefuuft.
@benio miro iiber SEN &n1f bes SAL
looiumbauies perbanoelt. Cine BEL
glide @efuiddft beabiidtigt, oas
&oIofieum fir 4 Miuionen Narf gu
faufen.
0iIIeIoorf. 9ier gelang es, 5mei
Arbeiter feit5uneburen, Die nit eiuem
bereits in Soft befinoliden 3ugab=
fertiger einen @aggon, Ser Sped, uno
einen an5eren @aggon, Ser Sdmul5
entbielt, peridoben botten. Die BET
SEN botten BET oieier Sdiebung $780,
UuU Ularf et11genomt11e1t.
Srier nnb NDiel.
@aarbrufen Ger M0roer Sloid,
Ser an1 Is. September Sic Is Snb=
re aIte &utborinu Seinrib bel So
bod nit einem 4niippel eridlug, lit
in 2uremburg ermittelt unb berbaf=
tet poroen uno bot fem Gerbreder
eingeifanben. gr miro oemnddIt bier
FER auseeliefert.
Simmern. = Ser 9unsrif Itebt
inter BENT 3eid}en Ser &inbtnufen
uno 9odseiten. @enn es 10 1Deiter=
gebt, Damn fino ole 8~iidfIftdnoe oes
&rieges baIo ousgegliden. aufieben
uno @ntruItung erregte es, als fiir5=
Iid IN Nieoer=Roblen5 BET Sobren 51
elmer 0oppelbo65eit $50 8dite einge=
looen un6 fir tie 0rei &in0er 5urn
SsmbiB geidlahtet murben.
Sa6en.
Ndnnbeim. - 9ier BOT 1i9 eine
Gereinigung bon &unffreunoen at
elmer 6. NJ. +. $. 5ur 5erunsgube
Ger gaoiiden gldtter fir &unft= unS
2itterutur neutrality-suspicious.. Die
2eitung oes tedniI6en Seiles bat
@rnIf @riinert IN Wannbeim, als
Serousgeber 8eidnet 8arl @berts.
9omt tit Baben I'M 8eftbe elmer eli
genen inuItrierten 9a1bmonatsfdrift
fir Sbeater, Nuff, 9itterat1r nno
biloenbe <nit,
Seioelberg. = 9ier tit oas 9otel
genebue nbgebrannt. 5ier5u miro Be-
rihtet, ooB Ser S1aben a1f nabe5u
1 Minion Morf mad SEN beutigen
8reiien beranreiden 6iirfte. uebrt-
gems tit oos Sotel nidt b%oaffanoig
nieoergebran1t. SOUR Ser Dudffubl
unb oos oberite Stoduerf itn6 gang
5erit0rt. 9te anoeren Stodmerfel MUIR
oen bonn Seuer boridont, bas onrd
cine 6ifp Beton6efe abdehulten muir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
q 4 etc.

Qeitfaben tHr Sarserfanbibaten, ges
:nuue lrr,b neueife @efetesbefuIutli1geT
80 8rafungsfraseu, englifb 1rr1D Deutid.
-MuStpabI:-G1ne 2ebrer GngHfM4. no.
8~5rterbuder, B~rieffeuer, @e}eRbnder,
@enid1te. Rpdbi1er, 2ieoerhiGer,
6~bradhn1eiifer, GIeftriaitn. DuftDrbld.
ar~serifauiider @efInselah&ter, @drten.
blth. @rusbua, Mahtpntfddft 8dders
r~esetf6iGer, Wtnfhhi1iiiftenbl6b 9e1its
fde aalerber. Gdreibt = @ratissrs-
f1efte.
|Qnansepsr @n6Iif9uRg 60 200 y. IA.
gfrs& 3gp 8stA,,sA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12

r3eppelin" fidblGgt iIa1rtlid5e spiter1e.
2affIdiffnbrt fir geiddfttlliide 3SDe-
de ffor1r1t 1tn6 Ste gereinigten Stna-
ten miifTen fidt5 bnru1tff riiifen, erfIdrf
Dbprff Biil1iiorn 6 @e11sl9 IN ei1rerr
geridf al ben 6sIlgnienf Der o1rleri=
fnrifden Bunnes.Mrllee ans Berlin,
tuo rerfIuftidiffahr fnoiert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12

Man braudte ibn--
5rdulein: naber Serr Weier, mar.
Inn 1ino sic oenn i'm Wilitdroienif
mi9t apanciert?"
@err: Sea, piiien Sic, oa1uals.
aIs' i9 oiente, berridte 1amli9 EN-
GROCER Mangel an tudtigen De-
meinen!"
@egenfeitige Slid.
fi9t 6rau (nadts brei nbr):
.SSest babe ih flint 5t1lnoen oefnet-
1uegen mab gelegen."
Mam1: Sea-, uno i'd babe fl1f
5trnoen I'M 8irtsbaus alf benz
gini1lafen gerednetl"
Arizona republican., 1920-09-24
FEDERAL JUDGE
 TENCESFOUR

four offenders pleaded guilty to charges preferred against them in fed eral court yesterday and saved Uncle sam the expense of conducting hear ings in their behalf Judge Sawtelle called the prisoners before him yester- Gay morning and accepted their pleas, after which he pronounced sentences varying from five months in the Yava- pal county jail to 13 months in Leaven- worth in addition to $60O0 fine.
 4. ". McCunum. former assistant postmaster at Superior, entered a plea or guilty to a charge of embezzlement or postoffice funds at Superior. Me Cpllum was sentenced to pay a fine of S6000 and serve 13 months in the Ieavenworth prison.
 Sam Wilson entered a plea of guilty to violation of the Harrison drug act and was sentenced to serve one year and one day in Leavenworth NJ c Butler entered a plea of guilty to the charge of violation of the Mann white slave act and was sentenced to serve 1S months in the federal prison at Leavenworth. T. S. Hawthorne charged with bringing a stolen auto mobile into the state in violation of the Interstate commerce commission aot entered a plea Of guilty to the charge and was sentenced to serve five months in the Yavapai county jail.
 United States Marshall Dillon will take the prisoners to Leavenworth within the next week or ten days. IT addition to the three prisoners sen- fenced from Phoenix, Marshall DiIlor
Arizona republican., 1920-09-24
UNION .OIL AGENTS
 ID ATTEND DINNER

The employees and state agents of the Union Oil company will meet at the company's offices west of the city this evening for a banquet and gettogether meeting. This is the first affair of this kind the company has given in the state.
 J. H. Hull, assistant manager of sta tions of Los Angeles and J. M. Rust, credit manager at Los Angeles. are in Phoenix to attend the affair Both MT. Hull and Mir. Rust will talk to the employees, and in addition talks will be made by H. F. Warner district sales manager; A. E. Porter, credit manager and Fred J. Sifbanek, cashier The ob- ject of the banquet is for the officials of the company to become acquainted with the employees and agents through out the state.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The board of education has decided that instead of having the Coyote Journal" as it has been for the last few years, the students would publish paper to take it's place. Miss Da- wis, who is faculty adviser for the paper, states that work has been start ed and tfo first issue will appear in about two weeks. The paper will be published twice monthly and all stu dents should support it, as 1t is stu dent activity and is for their benefit
 Officers school will be held this morning at s:10. All officers should be there.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-24

will take four prisoners from Tucson to the Leavenworth jail.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-24
Or1e-EHalf Original Prices
 con Sale Bargain Tables-Main Floor)

36-INCH DRESS PERCALES
 Best quality American dress percales in fast colors in navy blues, shepherd plaids and Calcutta blues, beautiful assortment 00c of patterns, regular 49c values. OoN WHITE OUTING FLANNELS
 An extra good quality twilled outing fan nel plain white, special soft finish for in- fants wear and night garments, OQc regular 40c value, yard. CHILDREN'S HOSE
 Children's fast black cotton hose, fine ribbed-all sizes, CRc extra special .................. 36-INCH CHALLIES
 The ideal comfort covering, full yard wide, big assortment patterns in light and dark colors, absolutely fast, 40c 9Qc quality, peryard ................ 0SS HOPE MUSLIN
 Genuine Hope" muslin-the best made no limit, yard or 1000, 90c per yard .....................o ouS 'IONDSDALE" MUSLIN
 Genuine green ticket Lonsdale muslin none better made, all you want 9Ro
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
Rent Profitccrs "Hirh.JocLors. .

Editor World. There is rnurp -
JUST condemnation. about tho nj 4, ,oiIr,, ~
are contributing 10 Tusi's wild ,vos," ron
u'lon, nu' What about the rent profi,oero ,ro
'"IS i moi aS TEll IN the harm they do Tulsa >
u''u IN 'hicoco and vicinity for M, -. -.
ana nave spent a number Of winter 10, go,
OdiloIha Phoenix and the gulf coast ana ,,-
uit me 10 say that for value racai,-ed T,,,r ~ A.
IullN d"uhIe any of these places in tho ,,ric. 20
rem ana triple In all places the same gi,o a
r"E''SslNeh'Ss, even In those who are sunroso a
TO live off of the tourist '"PP"S'd
pay 500 per month for. , ,,,,., .
vohs.l u'ted 'and not entirely finished n a., -,
my furniture frn2e I'm the winter AVA 1,, 'n"' %
spring rains my clothes nild.we5 -, 49," "S w w
"h'I' me wall Is solid mildpw rnr 80
,lhhI ronh'rN even Phoenix does not eou,, ~ ~;
tu' p'Utl''rlhg! And Tulsa is supposcJ 10 ha
90 w'',thN "h' needs no Erar' ~ "
An adjustment hoard. such n q IL bot,..,
IN INC east VIII certainly have 10 he ,stb
llsh"d here. As DAUGHTER of tho $3.50 's|Hn-
h'I"'u'i"h believe IN fighting for ne -,
ana as an owner Of rental propsrtios H. -,
N''''H' Know the rent prufitcor hcra is -
"TIs, III any town or city in the Unitcd 81, ,a.
zee " also 10 advance the 18Th This i, '",Va' t.
y. t'' iart 'hI' II ls now higher than Il, Cbi-
cago, where the artificial ice CON- IN OH'-
very prosperous higher than in tI',ttl.'S are
fornia 'N"'' 'dh IN Cali
Are we going to submit 10 robbor,a
Wlthhold my name simply boc1,,s. , ,
not care Tor publicity unless thorehy 10 10
accomplish real good. Gladly win I SON., va"
me open ana help good fight whom ! ',o n o
joined by sufficient number "a a.,H., : - an
some good our northern women Ti-bt SlSh
unjust situations through the clubs ma ,c, ~, "
pish great good for those who rarno, t'V"lil- IN,
themselves and also for themselves ~ nn'Ip
Tulsa, June ID. 1870. ' a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

able to smell one wifi OF enythip,
Jest now. Me thinking, do,lers. q
WIZ, | wonder II he could smell ina
smell OF gas.
And | snuck over and termed on
the gas Jet neer the wall and priffr
soon / could smell II plain as cnv.
thlng, saying, Cant you smell euv.
thing at all pop?
Not a blame thing, sod pop..
And ] walled n little vile ara
the gas started TO smell so strons
u was fe8rse, and sed, Can Won
smell enything now. Pop?
You jest asked me a minnit ago
use a little judgment. wy should I
De able to smell now and not "A min,
nit ago" scd pop.
| tnawt your smelling mite Of
improved, | sed.
You have some wonderful thaw,s
Its too bad there no sents to them,
aed pop.
Wich pritty soon the gas started
20 smell so bad | started to won.
der II | better tern It Off. SAVING.
Cant YOU smell enything yet, nop3
You'll smell the sect of your pant,
berning OF YOU ask ne that agon
sed pop mad. Wich Jest then ma
came running IN. saying. Pew, pew,
wy its In this room, its enuff 10 as.
fiNiate the hole nsyberhood. do
you ? mean To- tell me you never
smclled the gas. And she termed Il
Off and opened al the windows
going, Pew, pew, that's terrible.
The result being | got about 10
sutch fearse kracks with pops slip.
per they was equal to about 20
ordnerry kracRs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
CHAPTER NLV
ScIf.colnu,,nIon

All the next day thought of little
else but how | had failed in impress
ing Bob w&h my ideas; and of why
| had failed, and what | should do
next. was not bit less deter
mined TO have my way because of
my seeming failures in one or two
instances | must find way to
break off the intimacy between Bob
and these bohemian friends of his.
! was very sorry that Elsie and Tom
liked them so well, rather liked fun
so much they were not particularly
careful as TO where they got It,
Both Bob and | had other friends
and acquOintances; quiet, refined,
domestic sort of peope who | was
positive would be- better people for
Bob to be with than the qucer-as
| called writer's and artists
lie seemed to enjoy. ! must invite
them to the house; Bob had spoken
OF doing something in social way
| would very soon. I'd have Elsie
and Tom, of course, but none of the
others.
WAS Tom tom mneramental as Elsie
always hal declared? Well, temper
amont of any kind in man was to
be dcplorod. !, like many pcDp.v.
had no idea Of the real meauing of
the word, but like Bohcmianism |
thought Of II as something most un-
desirable and only affected by a
common class Of people. Z was OF a
calm, quiet disposition myself Only
one thing reused me and that wa,
Buh's unwillingncss to do as | wished
H. this matter of his old friends.
and occasionally whom | thought Bob
less dcmonstrative than thought he
should be.
As | look back expect I was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

foil Of Dsfcovn~ and forgiveness. Tom
wondering how in the worid he could have
forgotten her. He Uainiy searched HE memory in
an effort to recall her. So he said. rather iamsiyi
Why. cay, this 10 great! I'm awfuily glad to
meet you-asain. PH never forget those days in
Brs't-muddy. and hop,.seh. and erasy to get
started home"
you aivay. called me Sister" she n,urnrursd.
eniniseenfiy.
"WsH. I susss I called EN- oil Sister You
si'is wsrs a sodsend to hon,sseh Yanks
Did eosr knoU your real nams7"
"Nsvsr" she onsversd, laughing. 80 far
tho A. E. r. usni. ineosi I ,oas Sister to
thsm all. But did hope Of them ,poaid not
forget sosn."
90. pisass don'f!" he protested. "Fm cory
seemed to haUs forgotten you. Do you Hos
hsrs1"
NO." sh. said. becoming ssriousi FL live In ST.
Paul. I'm just here to meet my father. but there
a Ursek something and his train 10 hours
late, and so must hill time"
Let me help you." he hastsnsd to soy. prompted
much by a craving for eompanionship as by
poitsnsss. "frs one of the best things do"
Well" shs said. uith her brows contracted in
quiIIieai little frown al suppose il ia not quite
proper, but got used to worrying along vithout
ehapsyons during the ,Uar -- here abe smiled
snsasinsiy. But you really don't deserve it, WM
you promise noe to forget me in the futurs7"
81 certainly Won't forget youi" exclaimed Tom,
toith genuine sincerity.
He nsVsy spoke a trusr word. although he didnt
fully realize h at the tir,s.
A. they left the hotel, each in high spirits and
talking gayiy, young man coming out satsd after
them in surprise. IL Uas Bud AndrsWs
"Coshi" he murmured. Tome q quick toork-
e!" In society already. I wonder .ohsrs no
picked her up"
He uUatehsd them sntsy a ysiiow and drive quay
Also, WhHs I'm busy wondering, I .Dondsr u
dinner engagement is off,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
WE WHO ARE AMERICANS

Copyright, 1920, by Edgar A. GuesD
We who are Americans have much to dare
and do,
The world looks up TO us as men who will be
staunch and true.
We've crossed the seas in Freedoms name
for truth our sons have died,
And for better, happier world our peace
we've put aside.
pv all our brave foretathors We're, there is no
moment when
We must not live az they have lived and dare
to die as men.
The charge lies heavy on MS all to walk the
world erect,
To gain no single hour Of ease and lose our
sclf-respeCt,
To keep our posts whatc'er they be- serving
the common cause,
Holding To honor when trick might win the
throug's applause,
Dauntlcsa when danger strikes, and true to
what we know Is best
This was the splcndor OF our past, and this our
present rest.
We who are Americans must be too big for
shame,
We are the guardians of the faith from which
our glory came.
ours is splendor truly won, in us all peo-
pie trust,
we face the world as men who are great
hearted, firm and Just.
And he who fails to serve the, truth In high
or little place,
Shames not alone himself but bring contempt
upon his race,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
The Power or Tru,b

Editor World: / appreciate much ''Uatcb-
man man What OF thf Night" by T A. Latta in
Tnlsa world OF May H. because IT is truth as
! see u through my experiences. except one
error divine healing which Is not for the nres.
ent age but future one There arc twn mowers
winch ne does not understand as vet which re
spiritual they are God Almighty the clarified
Jesus Christ and tho holy angels (sprit messcn' =
gers, known as demons
c,l nc following was written by James Freeman
Ltn"r not Tor the sake Of ism or crocd but
tor humhnitys tekc. Let charity go hand i,
mana WIN zeal To be furious I'm religion Is
10 he irrcigiously religious" Truth Tor mn,
,norltN' not authority for truth" ~Christ's
knEdom upon earth comes hot by stross % Ia,,
or iorce or arms" Men are attracted by ,ho
power or love, but they cannot be driver tn,,,.,
uhe drN"r. When coercion is introduced int
any sacred work at that moment n Iosos its
sncrodncsS and Is no longer the work of Goa
ihe truth OF religion is never rcnrosortoa b,,
phSs,'aI torce. beware of that kind of lov,Ity
Wn''h hads 10 partisanship and bitter scct,ri
an'sm a. rhe cruelty Of savaGes is rot equal
10 tho cruelty OF saints who think 4, tb.i I,.
7" torment their fellow creatures ''''
remain sincerely YOURS
p GRTSET
nawhuSla Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
Margaret CARROTS
Husband 1n
~ JANE PHELPS

rather an anomaly. For all that l
was so quiet, loved Bob with an
intensity which constantly demanded
the expression, not only from my
self, but from him. | wanted to be
caressod, to be told ] was loved, to
he kissed again and again every time
he came home or near me. Bob
often didn't seem to appreciate this,
and would talk for a long time about
some book he had read someone
whom he had met and who had told
| him an interesting story before he
would embrace me, or give me the
wished for kiss.
The longer we were marred the
more | longed for this outward eX-
preston Of love. My whole world
revolved about Bob, Donald and my
home. tried to make home attrac-
tive and know | suCcc ded Had
known enough not 20 have naGged
l'ob--s'mply for attention, and be-
cause he was not always amenable
to my wishes, | should have had no
Story to tell For there none of the
terrible things some women have To
endure then In my life; no Other
woman, no drunkenness, no gam
bling. Bob was "A gentleman in every
meaning of the word. Yet I must
needs try to make him conform to
my little plan.
The night of the party came and
Bob was home early to dress |
had determined to say nothing
against his going. to take the abused
wife attitude But when | saw him
looking so handsome, the light OF
anticipation In his eyes, couldn't
help it.
SO you are determined to go?"
asked.
ming"
If you do it is your own fault"
ne said' not unkindly, then gave me
quick kiss and was gone.
The hot tears filled my eyes as
the front door closed But / brushed
lhcm away and taking the magazine
boo mad told me | should find inter-
cStlng. | sat down to read.
Oddly enough, ! commenced
story of mismated couple; the wife
gay, butterfly sort OF a creature.
ana the man a quiet. dignified sort
Of man. But he loved the butter
ny pasSionately and allowed her to
nave her own way. She spent her
tlme with gay people Of whom he
knew nothing, and the end Of the
story was a divorce and dlsillusiop
ment on his part.
If he had insisted upon hor re-
naming quietly at home with him,
IL wouldn't have ended So" | said
aloud as ! finished the story.
IL seemed strange that | should
happen on Just such a story. II
strengthened my determination nor
10 give In 10 Bob in the matter of
ms bohemian friends. II [ did our
ives might end the same way, |
thought with a shudder.
About l o'clock / commenced 10
tcel sleepy. but had no idea OF go
ms TO bed until Bob returned
went into the kitchen and made a
strong cup OF coffee, and drank II
,thd ave sandwich. Then once more
sat down to read.
~ was after 4 o'clock when 1
heard Bob come in.
What in the world arc Won doinr
up he said as greeted him.
1t is my duty to stay up and wait
for you. II you insist. upon going 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

places where I do not care to go, or
| do not think 1t for our happiness
to go"
"Boshi"
mo, II isn't bosh'" I shall wait
for you always" then as he made no
reply we went to bed In silence.
had determined before he came
home not TO ask him a single ques-
ton about the evening. not to show
The slightest interest Elsie would
be sure 10 tell me all about it the
next time. | saw her. and | would
not let Bob think ! had any desire
to hear about 1t.
Kiss me goodnight, Bob" was all
| said, and half asleep he gave me
the desired car.ss.
tomorrow Elsie Tells OF the Party
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

She looked at the r.sisfs, s~S fired tie
and sddrsss In her memory.
1" Thomas Wiehhan. Crons.Ssid, H
"Fron, a hiek topn." she reflected. I" and weor-
ing a siUsy seruics button. Wounded, therefore, In
France Not in th. Biaehha,Oks. because they didn't
get into action. Maybe Buck or In aviation. II
ought to DO easy"
That afternoon, Tom leaving the hotel
he narrowly avoidsd eoiidins .Dith a young Oop,an
As he hastsnsd to apologize thar eyes and on
instant change stDspt her fecs.
We'll. for soodnsss saksi To think Of seeing
yoa hsrsi~
Ne smiled aWkuardiy o. he tried to place her.
you donf remember rs do yea7" shs sx-
sisi.,sd.
"rm sSraid don't-qaits." ks s~ii. apoiosst-
iesHy. "Fm avfuuy sory."
Brssti kow do yos rsmsnbsr1" AZ HE facs
stiu showed n-ystifcation she hasts.sd to addi
" Pm IL Brsst. Or uas Il Sc. ka.airs1
I wss In both places" And. Dithout waiting his
anstUor, shs continued,
my goodness. do I Iooh 80 di8s srsnt In eivviss7
Arsn't you Mr.. Wiekhnm1 I'm I can't BE-
nristaksni"
"Yss. ba-"
Didn't you TO to the In Brsst."
she hurried just before you saiisd7 And
dont you remember how Gra.y you get
homs-to small town in Winois-or il
indiana1 almost rsmsmbsr the
SronS~, os oronasiond, or somsthng hSs thof
! think you had been tooondsd sick
thing"
"Sursi" he exclaimed. so you wsrs one Of
the Y siri.1 Say. I'd nsosr have hnown you In
that estup."
She smiled pleasantly. She q most friendly
looking soul. and to q young undergoing his
first spasm of lonesomsnsss in a great city che
seemed sent by some proVidsntiai dispsnsation.
"Ah, you knoW me! ! beginning to
feel smborrasssd-and very much hurt. too"