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.. FIR. VOLTA,

jehoz telesna schranka ulozena byla k poslednimu od-
potinku ma hfbitov6 Woodlandskem.
zeim6na d6kuieme ct. Lozi Palacky {. 3l7 X. of
P, Radu Budivoi els. so, c.. S. P. S. a Dvoru Zaboi
Lesniku Ameriky "a yysl&ni deputaci ma pohreb a "a
stupcum t6chze za prosloveni tklivych reel Il posled-
nfho ldzka zesnul6ho. Diky necht' prijmou vSichni
darcov6 krasnEch kv6tin, pohrobnici Ant. Nosek a Sy-
move IN vzorne yypraveni pohrbu a vsichni, kteri SOU
strast svoii nam projeviIi a zal mas zmirnit Sc snazili.
Nd6Gni
dcery: F. E. kONCANA, NJ. KIRSCHNER, F. N
J. COCA, J. J. VEVERA, E, CHRISTIAN, a F. J.
WOLF, mi syn, ynpci, zetove, pravnuk . ostatni
pratele ,~ M 3st al
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Pritel; Ale tomu isem Sc di-
vii, kdyz iste "delal' ty poll
tickle reel a Tide YAM kladli O.
tazky, re jste Ma zadnou 2
mich neodpovidal?
Politick6 sv6tlo: 10, to je
TAX, ten. CO mi ~ reel psal,
nacpal tam tolik yeci, kterym
isem ami sam nerozumel -
iak isem je pax mel lidem W.
SvCtloVat?
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DvoJI rama.

Domkarka: "Kriste JeziSi,
pane Senkyri, muj starry Sc O.
b6sil!"
Senkyr (spraskne ruce) ITO
je nad6leni! u mne taky zu-
stall viSet!"
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"Chestere," pravila, "prave
zde byl Herbert Kingsmore.
Chce, aby'S S MIN jel ma pro-
chazku. Nemohl Sc zdrzeti, pc
nevada ma dosud nezkuSeneho
kone, ktery Sc media niEym dr.
yeti" PAX starostliv6 ma bra
ira pohl6dnouc, dodala: "Ra-
dim ii, abys pozvani neprijmul.
Neverim tomu mlademu koni.
Prave .isem stala u okna a Vi
della jsem, 5 jakym namahanim
Sc dalo zv1re to zastaviti."
Chester Sc usmal. "'Vy ZEN
ske jste vzdy prilis starostli-
vy!' odvetil. "Kdyby nyni slo
20 tvem, nesmel bych ami WYE
ii. kingsmoruv kun jest bunny
a ohnivy, ale to jest take vse.
Prosil mne, abych mu jej po-
mohl utit tahat a tedy mu to
nemohu jiz odepf4ti."
"Ale jest-li Sc jeho kun spla
81 a 5 vami utece. Kocarek je-
no jest jake pirko lehky. Wy
vrhne vas a co pak?" daia Ma
talie ma Srozumenou a pohle-
ola starostliv6 ma sveho zeni-
cha.
"Hahaha! Sc mnou dosud
zadny kun neutekl," small Sc
Chester. "Jsem hned zpet, ne
delete 81 k yuli mn6 zbytec-
nych starosti! Kdyz i nicemu
n%erozumlm, kocirovat dovedu
dobfe."
Natalie pozorovala kon6, co
Chester predsini svuj svrch-
mix oblekal. "Jaky krasny to
kun!" z~volala. Ma velmi kras
nou hlavu, ale jest velmi nepo-
kojny, nepostoii ami okamzik."
"Jsem toho nahledu,' pravi-
Ia Margareta, ktera vedle nj
Il okna stala. "Zvfre vyhlizi
prave tax, jakoby mu pusobi-
10 zabavu rozbiti kocarek."
pane Kingsmore!" volala
Natalie oknem ma mlad6ho pa
ma dole. Nehrozi vskutku zad-
ne nebezpeci?"
"Docela zadne,' 'odvetil ten
to Sc smichem.
Chester pospisil pc scho-
dech dolu a 0 minutu pozdeji
zmizel povoz z dostrehu obou
mladych dam.
Dopoledne zdalo Sc starostli
We nevest6 byti nekonecnym.
Milacek jeji n~evracel Sc, &C il
slibil, re Sc hned Vrati. Take
Margareta sotva doVedla potla
citi sve starostlive pocity, ale
chranila Sc nevestu b~ratrovu a
svou matku znepokojovati
Okolo ctvrte hodiny odpo-
ledne odeSla PAM Farnswortho
va Ma navStevu, Natalie sedela
We SVEN pokoji, ale nebyla s
to pro nepokoj ma Velkou uda-
lost vecera mysliti. Margareta
stala u okna. Kdyz ~spatrila k
domu prijizdeti uzavreny po-
voz, zmocnila Sc il velika ba-
zen. Sotva vedouc, co tini, be
zela pc schodech dolu a vSi ST
lou otevrela velka vrata vcho-
dova.
Diva neznami muzi vyzvedli
z yozu bezzivotnou postavu.
Hned poznala, CO Sc stale. Srd
&c il prestalo tlouci, S bledym
obllcejem priblizila Sc k nez-
namym a septem vypravila re
sebe: Jest mrtev?"
'Neni, ale tezce poranen,"
znela ticha odpov6d'. Kun Sc
splash, on a .jeho prftel byli Wy
hozeni Z kocarku.'
A stale Sc tax. Sotva re oba
zivotaplni mladici z mesta Wy
jeli, splaSilo Sc bujn6 zvire a V
slep6m divokem behu pablo
V pred. Ami Chester, AM Her
bert Kingsmore nemohli je u
drzeti. Use co ucinlti mohli, by
10 drZetI Sc Sedadla a oteZl, Je-
lpnkV VOzik cpn tam llta
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Observation-Disclosures
SYN ~GUVERNERUV.


tx cemu tato poSetila otaz-
ka?" pravila hlavu svou q je-
no prsouc zvedajic.
Chester sklonil Sc k nj a svo
il lie ulisne ma jeji klada po-
kracoval: "Milujes mne dosta
tecne, abys privolila me velik6
prosbe?"
Use, cokoliv chces, ucinim
pro tebe!' znela divcina odpo-
we'd.
''Nuze tedy, draha. driv nez
Cd mas odejdeS, stan Sc mou
zenoul"
"Myslis, re bych ii byla me
ne Vernon, kdybych odcestova-
la, aniz bych s tebou byla Cd
dana?"
me, Natalie, to nemyslim.
NepOchybuJi ami dost malo 0
I've vernosti, ale miluje t6 tax
naruzive, ze mne pot6Si pouze
mySlenka ma nerozluGnQst srd-
CT naSich. Mcdaniel Sc nyni
oddati, budu tie v nekolika
dnech nasledovat do Ohio a
veCne tobe, ien tob6 nalezeti.
Co nam pc recich pomlouvat-
neho sv6ta? ia zustanu synem
HoWeIla FarnsWortha, ty dee
rou Bruce Ruthwen~ a nikdo
nam nebude zazllvatl, re jsme
Sc nechali V tichosti oddati, mi
sto cekani ma uplynuti tyeho
smutku. Nemohu cekati az do
pristine podzimku, nebot tax
naruzive touzim pc tom, aby-
chom nerozlucnym svazkem
spoutani byli. Slib mi, re me-
mu prani vyhovis!"
"Chester," Septala divka, O.
blicej svuj ma jeho prsou ukry
vajic. ''nejednala bych dobre,
kdybych ii byla pc vuli. Tame
snatky isou vzdy velkym elem
a vzdy jsem slychala, re mic
dobreho 2 Mich nevyplynulo.
"Ale naSemu sAatku ~nestoji
mic V ceste,' odvetil mladik
svou prosbu obnovuje a svoji
neustupnosti dokazal, re ko-
necne Natalie svolila.
Take ona obavala Sc nasta-
vajiciho odlouceni a srdce jejl
plesalo pri vzpomince, jak
St'astnou by byla co manzelka
Chesterova bezdeky vrhla Sc
mu do naruci a kyvla mu sve
svoleni.
Chester byl St6stim cely bez
sebe, privinul il pevneji k srd-
ci a sveril il sve plany do bu-
doucnosti.
Predevsim jednalo sc o u
snadn6ni snatku, ktery mel
priSti stfedu vykonan byti. Ma
ten den byl on, jakoz i celia ro-
dina, k velike vecerni zabavG
pozvan, ktera dlouho do noel
trvati m6la. Natalie majic smu
tex. nemusela sc suGastnit "a
bavy, kdezto Chester pod "a
minkou, re jest u nj navstevou,
teprve pozdeji dostaviti Sc
mel. V tonic case mel vSak
mlady parek duchovnlm, KITE
reno liz o%bjednal, formalne cd
dan byti.
V ruzovych snech uSlo MIA
dym lidem deStive %odpoledne.
Natalie Ruthvenova mela hr-
dou krev We svych zilach a NY
nj. kdyz svolila, byla odhodla-
ma slovu svemu dostati a We
trech dnech staff Sc zenou
ChesteroVou.
Vnitfni HAS praVil il, re to
k cemu Sc odhodlati chce, jest
nesluSne a il nehodne.
V noel, kdyz jiz dlouho ma
SVEN luzku lezela a usnouti
nemohla, %ponevadz stale o ma
stavaiicim tajnem slatku pre-
myslela, zralo V nj vic a vice
poznani, re Sc chce dopustiti
skutku nepraveho.
Tax prisla streda, den, V
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~@~
Zarmutek Nataliin ne
mel mezi. Cely Farnsworthuv
dunn nalezal Sc We velkem roz-
clleni. Poslali souGaSne pro Vi
&c lekaru. Raneny, ktery pri
kazdem dotknuti Sc jej, bolest
ne kricel, byl doneSen ma loze.
Nehybn6 klecela vedle neho je
no placici nevesta.
Konecn6 pfiSel starry domaci
lekaf. Chester byl smrtelne pc
ranen; osudny pad stall jej III
vot. LekaTi nemohli tuto straS-
nou skutecnost zatajiti. jake
hromova rama zasahla vrchni-
no navladniho i jeho chot' a
dceru.
Jake Natalie netrp6l nikdo.
Bee ustani klecela vedle loze
toho, ktery byl nadeji jejiho ii
vota; zde lezela n6ma a polo
stuhla, kdyz davno vsichni i
lekari pokoj opustili. Co pravi-
Ii lekafi, to nemohla pochopi-
ii a neverila tomu. Kdyby Sc i
to stale, echo Sc nejvice obava-
la a CO vysloviti 81 netroufala,
kdyby jeji miienec zemrel, co
by 81 pocala?
Nasledujicfho dne obdrzel
Lester telegram z Washington
nu, ktery incl takto: "Mui bra
TT byl padem z vozu smrteln6
poranen a zemrel dnes V noel.
Margareta.
Op6t a op6t cetl mlady pray
mix tuto zpravu.
Allan Glendale jsa pritomen
a svedkem zevni jeho bolesti,
nepromluvil ami slova. Pouze
nahle zbledl a sklesl do leno-
Sky.
"BGh smiluj Sc mad jeho OF
cem!" zvolal Lester soucitn6.
"Jak asi snese tuto ranu osu-
du? Jeho jediny SYM Skutecne
stava nepochopitelnych veci.
Lide, 0 n6z nikdo Sc nestara,
ZuStanou u~Setreni, a clovek ia
ko on jest zahuben V kvetu sve
mladosti. Zemriti tax mlady je
skutetne smutn6! Neni prave
tax star jake ja?"
Kubanec Sc zachv6l a stude
ny mraz projel jeho telem. A
no, odvetil Lesterovi.
Lester, dplne We sve femme
mySlenky p%ohrouzen, nedbal
toho- "Jaka to straSna rama
pro matku, sestru a jeho neve-
stu" pokracoval. "Pfal bych
81 byti u Margarety a il tesiti."
Posledni slova pronesl hla-
sem tichym plnym zarmutku.
Allen Glendale prichazel pc
malu k Sobe, zprimiv Sc V le-
noSce a tazal Sc: "Byl tento il
noch svym skutecne tax milym
a drahym? Mel Howell Farms
worth pricinu byti ma n6ho mr.
dym?"
Lester pamatoVal Sc velmi
dobre, re zemrely sve rodice
trpce zklamal, Jim mnohy "a
rmutek pripravil a nadeje, k,e
re s"ho otec n6ho kladl, ne
spnI. AVSak ne0ylo jeho po-
vinnosti jej nnlouvati 4 preto
odrovedel shoro vyhybave: 20
tom nemohu YAM podati zad-
nou zpravu. Co vim, jest, re e.
Ia rodina jeho umrti dlouho a
trpce oplakavati Dude. Ubohy
hoch! Muslin do Washingtonu,
abych Sc sutastnil jeho po-
hfbu.'
me, TO necin.' zvolal Ku-
banec neobycejne prudce a pc
kojneji dodal: 'Nejsi dosud
dost shiny, abys snesl obtizne
cestovani!"
Skutecne byl Lester dosud
velmi slab. Prudka horecka o.
loupila jej o vsecky silly jeho a
on pochyboval o nabyti sveho
driv6iSiho zdravi.
Ale jeho tOuha Spatfiti ieSte
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MOU A

zkusenost V oboru nateracsk6m
a papirovani pfibytkd prova-
dim op6t nasledkem lisovani
meho zelezarsk6ho obchodu
ma Woodland Ave. Rozpo6ty
ma pozadanf. Prace zaruCcna,
ceny LEVINE a rychla sluzba.
JOS. SIBRAVA,
naterac a papirovac
1868 AVE.
Princt. 2547 r.
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D{KUVZDANf.

Vdecnosti p%obadani, vzdayame timto srdecnG di-
ky vsem pratelnm 4 Znamgm, kteTi Sc s1tastnil pohfbu
naseho milovan6ho otce, d&douSka a pradedouSka,
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BILLIONS FOR WASTE
NOT ONE CENT FOR BONUS

According to President Harding,
the finances Of the United States
would be seriously embarrassed by
thesoldier bonus legislation. But II
little matter like paying England
two million dollars for a giant diri-
siblc could be arranged. During the
trial flight the big airship blew up
and some forty Americans and Eng
lishmen we're hurled to their death.
Now it transpires that President
Harding's administration had agreed
to bear half of any loss ineorrcd dur.
nv the trial flights. So America
pays one million dollars and get
moth ny. What would you think of .
man, who, while out with an auto
'alc man, would agree to pay half
the damage t. the machine which
III sale 'man was trying to Sc /:
S"re business administration, what
- Leroy Reporter.
And the Renorter nigh. have ID
ded the $93,0OO,OOO We paid Eng
l1nd a few weeks ago that should
have applied mn the debt England
we ns. Further. >congress is irving
the railroads another $500, 900, 900.
Wouldn't It have been better that
this lump sum be voted as bonus
to our boysf Why deny bonus to
them, and continually giving bonus
. the railroads! But great is the
HVrdine administration !-westpha.
liza Times.
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tered:
August 81, 1921.
Mr.. John Manley, See'y, Treas,
Oklahoma Wheat Growers Assn,
Enid, Oklahoma.
Dear Sir:
Yours of August 10th, was re-
ceived this morning on account of
my absence from the city.
/ have just returned from Wash
ington and New York, where Sapiro
and l succeeded in completely finan-
cling not only the cotton associations
of the South, but also the Northwes-
tern Wheat Growers Associations of
Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Wash
ington. We raised somewhat more
than forty millions of dollars
through the War Finance Corpora
ton at Washington, and through pri-
vate and public banks in New York
for this purpose.
/ also succeeded in writing some
amendments to the new Relief Bill,
which was passed by both houses
of Congress last week, permitting
Associations such as ours to borrow
from the War Finance Board on
their domestic sales and foreign ex-
port business. This puts the Okla
homa and Kansas Wheat Growers
Associations in a position to get gov
eminent aid of the War Finance
Corporation if needed in this years
bushes. / have informally put in
application to the War Finance Cor
poratiOn for money for the Okla
homa and Kansas Associations, but
l do not know whether it will be
needed, because / do not know if
you will be inclined to handle any
wheat this year; and, further, l do
not know whether you will be able
to finance your operations locally.
The War Finance moneys are sup
posed to be used only where local
financing is not sufficient. How
ever, you may rest assured that all
of our cooperative associations are
now in a position where they can
be financed when they are organized
and have qualified, and / think this
statement could be made to your
members, both present and pros
oective.
appreciate Mr.. Munn's point OF
view in suggesting that no wheat
should be handled this year, by the
pool plan. It is unquestionably very
late to attempt any serious effort
along, that line, and, in my judge
ment, it would depend entirely upon
he attitude of your members, and
whether they could be thoroughly
held in line without it. Personally
I would rather take a season to gel
ready. The Oklahoma Cotton Grow,
ars Association did that, and even
now, we are finding a tremendous
number of problems at the last mo.
ment, that are keeping our office
prce walking the floor nights in or.
le- tn work out. They are all being
worked out, but there is such tire.
mendous amount Of detail that no.
body can possibly realize until one
has actually gone INTO and met the
individual problems.
Yours very truly,
Carl Williams,
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Personals

Mrs. M. E. Coons of Plains, was
shopping in the city last Saturday.
@. s. Spear Of Gray, Oklahoma,
was visitor in the city Saturday.
Wilfred Hoskinson and wife were
in town Monday.
Bert Dubois was in from the farm
Saturday and Sunday.
John L. Boles went to Kansas City
Tuesday, on a short Business trip.
]. IT. Newly and father went to
Moscow DIN Ia short business "trip
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Crapper were
visiting and shopping in the city last
Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Smith and daughter of
Perryton, Texas, were shopping in
Liberal last Saturday.
A. B. Pennington and family of
Hayne, visited at the e. A. Penning-
ton home in Liberal Sunday.
J. c. Kinser and family of near
Hugoton, were shopping and visit
ing in Liberal last Thursday.
Judge Hughes of Guymon, Okla
homa, was in the city on legal bust
ness last Saturday
Miss Mary lAcker left Monday for
Hutchinson, where she will visit a
few days and attend the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Banks and
children went to Guymon, Friday,
for short visit with friends.
Mrs. z. Cain and Mrs. Homer Cain
of Tyrone, Oklahoma, were shopping
in Liberal last Friday,
Mrs. Maggie Perry of Guymon.
Oklahoma, was shopping and visiting
in Liberal last Friday.
John c. King passed through here
on his way to Hooker Friday, having
returned from Kentucky, where he
was called by the death of brother.
Mrs. Pieler and daughters of
Cherokee, Oklahoma, left Friday for
a visit with relatives in Hooker, Ok
lahoma, before returning home.
Fred Wishard of Rocky Ford,
Colorado. was visiting in the city
last Friday. Mr.. Wishard formerly
I'd here and has many friends who
were glad to see him.
W. A. Naylor went to Wichita
Sunday, where he will attend bust.
ness matters. He will also attend the
state fair at Hutchinson before re-
turning home.
Mrs. A. j. Cure returned Friday
from Ell Reno and Enid, Oklahoma,
where she visited short time after
accompanying her daughter, Miss
Miss Ruth, to Lawrence, where she
is attending the State University.
Tom Tegarden, Rev. and Mrs. Eli
Walker. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Ravenscroft made a pleasure trip to
Perryton, Texas, last Friday evening
BILLIONS FOR WASTE
NOT ONE CENT FOR BONUS
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Mrs. W. r. Wettstein Of Tyrone,
was shopping in Liberal Friday.
J. R. Morris was over from Plains
Saturday. attending to business mat
tiers.
Mrs. E.J. Horne of Beaver, was
visiting and shopping in the city Sat
urday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

Tom Tegarden, Rev. and Mrs. Eli
Walker. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Ravcnscroft made a pleasure trip to
Perryton, Texas, last Friday evening
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22
SECURED AID FOR THE
FARMERS ASSOCIATIONS

The following letter is explana'
tory as to the aid secured for the
Northwestern Wheat Growers AS
sociations and the Oklahoma Cotton
Growers Association, and this same
kind of aid can now be secured fol
the Kansas and Oklahoma Wheat
Growers Associations, since they
have now been organized and char
tered:
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

Mrs. A. ]. Cure returned Friday
from Ell Reno and Enid, Oklahoma,
where she visited a short time after
accompanying her daughter, Miss
Miss Ruth, to Lawrence, where she
is attending the State University.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

Note:--Mr Williams did not bor-
row money for the Oklahoma and
Kansas Wheat Growers Associations
'or the simple reason that they were
>'nt az that time incorrorai ed. and,
therefore, not legal. body. Other
wise, there is no reason why Okla
homa and Kansas could not have
ttcT tire same aid for themselves.
C. j.. Ratsloff. Lorena, Oklahoma.
.--A----
Cecil Cole is reported i'll at his
Tome at rrc cnt.
Roy Russell was up from Hooker
"'siting with friends Sunday.
Miss Alta Edwards returned to her
home in Meade Friday, after visiting
81 the Stewart home for few day7.
R. B. Ravenscroft left Moudav
r'nrning on short business and
nlensure trip to Hutchinson and
Kingman.
q. II. Leete returned home Sat-
rrday from Cincinnati, Ohio, where
he accompanied his son, Clifford,
x,,ko xx,ll rkkorI ..knol 49, Ak..
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W. A. Naylor went to Wichita
Sunday, where he will attend bust
ness matters. He will also attend the
state fair at Hutchinson before re-
turning home.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22
Realizing

That the high of coal the attending
of COAL have for the
Burners have after exhaustive research which we can
recommend in every way.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

Mrs. z. Cain and Mrs. Homer Cain
of Tyrone, Oklahoma, were shopping
in Liberal last Friday,
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R. B. Ravenacroft left Monday
r'Nrning on a short business and
Measure trip to Hutchinson and
Kingman.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Banks and
children went to Guymon, Friday,
for a short visit with friends.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

Mrs. Maggie Perry of Guymon
Oklahoma, was shopping and visiting
in Liberal last Friday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

Cecil Cole is reported i'll at his
'"me at rrc 'cnt.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

Miss Att, Edwards returned to her
home in Meade Friday, after visiting
at the Stewart home for few dayz.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

For heating and
safest and most satisfactory burner the market visited many
places where had been operation in both
found meeting every claim of the manufacturers.
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Roy Russell was up from Hooker
'siting with friends Sunday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

Miss Mary 'Acker left Monday for
Hutchinson, where she will visit a
few days and attend the state fair.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-22

Fred Wishard of Rocky Ford,
Colorado. was visiting in the city
last Friday. Mr.. 'Wishard formerly
I'd here and has many friends who
were glad to see him.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-19

That's more like it." I smiled. And I know Katie will be glad to get lunch for us"
 "Yes. can see her delight" sniffed Her Flufiness with all that mess over there to clean up. And I'll tell you frankly. couldn't be bothered with her in my kitchen, she'd drive me wild'
 Lillian Cuts Corners. l. I flushed involuntarily and bit my lips to keep from replying in n way equally feline. Even in the days when maids were available. little Mrs. Durkeo would never be bothered with one. but I have long known that success fin keeping Katie so long, And she never loses an opportunity to disparage the girl in her mild little fashion. .st--a .-t. -..t~ .- =.
 My reply. when I finally made it, ignored her little speech completely.
 If don't turn on that percolator." l said, starting for the dining room as if I had just thought of il. Lillian will be back before l have break lasted. Of course, she caught her train?"
 By the skin of her teeth. yes." little Mrs. Durlxee replied a bit tartly. I think she was slightly disappointed in not getting n rise from me on the subject of Katie. For once in her life I saw her lose her deliberation. and actually run for a train. The taxi man isappointed her. But you can't cut the corners the way she does without coming a cropper occa- sionally. She's going to miss train some day that will mean a great dis appointment to her"
 I, saw Her Fluffiness, like many another person who has made a sac rifice of some cherished project, was in the caustic mood of reaction which often follows an ascent to ideal heights. That she would be more or less disagreeabie until she had worked off her choler I was sure So l resolved to keep out of her way as much as possible and smother any ranchor her palpablc crankiness might arouse in me.
 But as hurried through my breakfast, and afterward finished the kitchen work with the consciousness that Mrs. Durkee's critical eyes were upon me, I thought. a trifle grimly, that if the temper of Her Fluffiness did not improve by nightfalI I did not envy Leila her home ming.