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Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
EQUIPMENT.

.'Rastus, Is gwire get rich. Is done
bought me some stock In nut fac
tory
"A which kind Of factory?'
"a nut factory, which sells de meat
of pecans, almonds and sich, already
cracked an picked out. This heah
company gwine save money with new
labo'- '-savin' device which de promotah
done tole me about. De nuts am
gwine be cracked by trained squirrels
which don't charge no wages.
rs dis heah company already IL
censed established an ready fo' biz
nessF''
yeah. praktikalIy-all 'cept train
in de suujrrels Life.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19

with it, and the more direct and OBJ
vious the tax burden it imposes on
the nation, the better. A general
sales tax answers this description.
That is why congress hates it so.
We are with the president on this
issue. His advice is wholesome,
even If congress hates it as the boy
hates a dose of castor oil.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
|MOntananS|
| Ought to Know |
TopAY's QUESTIONS

Who were the first white wom-
en- to see the great falls Of the Mis-
souri, and in what year did they visit
that scene?
o-Wbat was the name of the pro-
posed metropolis of the northwest;
where was it to have been located ana
why didn't it materialize!
These questions will be answered IN
tomorrow's Great Falls Tribune, when
a new set of questions will be asked.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
GROUND HOG THEORY
EXPLAINED,

You bet, I got heap Of faith in
that ground hog, Link. Marsh told the
boys at the barber shop. When it's
fried nice and brown and snuggled in
the shadow of a stack of bucks, and
room, it brings considerable earlier
spring out Of that lad of ours.-WoIf
Point Herald.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
ALL THE SAME AS SPENDING
SOVIET RUBLES.

Instead of organizing taxpayers
leagues to save money Wen soon have
to devise more ways of spending it IT
Harding, Riddick and Joe Dixon con-
tinue making those billion dollar saw
ings every Saturday night.-Giasgow
Democrat.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
A NEW SHAKE OR TWIST.

The fox trot has been superseded by
the kangaroo trot in this vicinity. The
onIookers claim 1t is nothing more nor
less than an sold-fashioned two-step,
but the performers absolutely maintain
there is new quirk in it.--Watson
correspondence in Meagher County Re-
publican white Sulphur Springs).
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
NUGGETS !. C r
u From the Treasure State Press
a SWAN SONG

These chaps that sing "a short life
and merry one" can shorten it con-
siderably by drinking Castle Mountain
lWhite Sulphur Springsl.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
LOVES A QUEER ANIMAL.

With that little home far out in
the west in mind, William Kellar IS
getting absent minded. On Monday ne
forgot a can Of milk and made two
separate trips before he found out
what he was after.-Saltes Cores
pondent in Mineral Independent.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
PULLED HIS LEG FOR CANDY.

e. N. Young met with surprise on
Friday evening when two of our prom
inent young men took hold of him and
reminded him that it was his birth
day. After little round the two mem
found themselves fast in Eds arms,
while the girls worked on Ed.-Wales-
ton Item in Malta Enterprise.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
WITH RESERVATIONS

Mother Ito Betty who has been sent
home owing to indisposition of school
mistress sl--"But 7 hope you were sor-
ry poor Miss Pringie was ILL.,
Betty-"Oh. I was. mother, but |
couldn't help sclapping my hands under
my breath. Punch tLondon).
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
RuT AGES NO BARRlER

Elmer Lidstone is getting so wen
acquainted with the girls Of Eight
Mile Bench that it takes him three
days to make a trip. Well, Elmer,
that's all right. You're young only
once.-Eskax News in Big Sandy
MountaIneer.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
WORST THAN HANGING

Sim Briggses hired man sez that
our penitentiary is gettin' sich bad
name that he wouldn't be surprised if
they'd soon notice big fallin' of in
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
CAN'T FOOL MokTANANs NOW.

A bootlgeger was arrested this week
in Kansas City for selling his victims
cold tea which was labeled "Buckridgs
whiskey." The arrest caused quite a
sensation in Kansas and Missouri and
the trick seems to have been new to
that part of the country. 1t was in
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
FASHION OR SANDAL

When a society item says, "A pleas
ant time was had by ALL" it is easy to
guess the trend of conversation was
Helena Record. Herald.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19

by Rol Kirby OF the NeW YORK @ Mer o.
awards for public service The % movnent % & to e n
and headed by citizens who seek to Se
$50 Nassau street New York An mas bn been
thousands OF read
contributor receives artistic tnat @ n
Monanans may b sent to Lewistown, Mont.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
troduced and worked successfully in
Montana three years ago. The east is
always far behind the west.-Fergus
County Argus Iewistown.)
OUT THE LIFE LINE

Valley county's sinking fund has only
S26. 600 in it. 1t seems to be in truth
about ready to go down for the third
time.-GIasg0W Demo Ocrat.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19

Surveys shows the Gulf of Mexico to
be nine-tenths Of foot higher than
the Atlantic ocean.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
The Hdski,1 Letter By ''sas:s: 2s:2a
Will IRELAND REMAIN PEACEFUL?

to her daughter in the ancient days
when there was nothing for them to
fight over except a brown bull. OF
course, one side possessed the brown
bull, or ''tain-bo" and the other side
wanted it, which situation formed a
most excellent reason for a bloody
war in Ireland
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03
Sine Glemeneean-M nefrOte.

@abreno ieiner Miniiterprdiiocnt-
idaft befam Glemencealt eincs 5a-
aes ben GinfaM, sic Bariier Hoit,
DIRECTION al inipi5iereen. Mls er BORT
onfams trof e fteile,l Meniden
fldrte, BOB fein Neamter antpcieno
lei. - Ser uEiger1 lte1te iib por
,1no foroerte Sen &ortier auf, inn
nenigitenS Sic Bureaus at 5eigen,
mas 6iefer aud fniejdlotterno tai.
ST. einem 3imn1er trnf man ialieb.
lib bod nod eiren egarnten, Der
an ieiren1 s1rcibtiid fab nno
idIief. Ser 8ortier erbot iih
p~fIidtiduloig, i'm 81 peden, aber
Glemenccalt bi,loerte ibn bara11:
yYarblleuI, tim Sic Sos ridt,
ionlt eebt ct auh nod fort"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03
9ie a,pei gr6btcm @ef6dfte.

g.: ~. Menr es a1enfaQS barauf
anfommen fpllte, fpel4er bon nns
f@on i'm gr6bten Sef4dft anjeitent
iemefen, 70 mub i@ benr bod beildnz
fig bemerten bob Sd berjenige bin.
ssyn Berlin flu4tete ii9 einmal III unz
Ter Sei4dft Elm aus benz 3oologil4en
Sbierjarten e%ntiprungener 2Dne.
8ier3ebn Sage lang babe i@ i'm NIT
benz ian5en Berfonal ieiu9t, aber MID
iefunben
S.: .mintelisldaft! Sn elbsrftlb
fam IN unfer Sei4dft beimli9 ein
Renigsftger. 8ter8ebn Sage lang bat
er 2ebriungen iefreRen, obne bob Is
Semanb iemerft bat!!" .t..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03

49, n ii 9 a m. @ager1: .2lber
Magerl, bas Tif@en muB bod redt
langpetlig fein! Was benten g benn
eigentli@, ipenn Sic 70 ben lieben
largen Sag am Mafer bafiBen?9"
Magerl:: vS9 bent mir bult: Menn
MIR giner anbeiBen tbdt!!" 9aserl:.
$50, unb nenn nun @iner angebi1en
bat - mas 0enfen g Sbnen bann2"
Magerl:: rMba!!1
- Dpppe Hrafbar. 80 o.:
nWarnm nurbe @err Dusler ni9t
ipieber ms @tabtberorbnetenzgo Ge<
GUM %getplblt?9" 49,: nWeil e. IN ben
5iBungen berart f9nardie, baB Der
!5err Dberbursermeiiter barber -.
aufpahte."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03
CHAS. EMMERICH
Uabrplan Der Gtten-
bahnen.

Chiceg. d Northwesrsrn
Sitlid) aehenb
No.516 9dali6, neue 2inte, $3.50 mors.
GurA5ug mad ben 3millingsitdoten
ur1b Dem Often
10. %
Cont. ausgen, alte 2inie. .8.48more.
Madt Berbinbuns bel &afota nod ben
3millingsitdbten unb IN Manfato SUMO
ION mad benz Often.
10. o.
Iradt (aa1ssenommen @onntas,
IL ubr Is morgenS
10. 5l4-
Tdeli@, neue 2inie. go na@m.
Durd5ue mad ben 3willinesitdbten uno
,en Often.
10. -24-
Gdsli&, alte einie 1923 no@m
@eitltd gebeno
10. sly
Idglid, ne,1e 9tnie. LOS na6ts.
Durd3ug bon ben 3milliugSltdote1 unb
,e1n Often.
Hn. 13-
Count. a1sgen, alte 2tnie. .7:42more.
Dnrdaug mad @lespp Gpe, Reomoob
5oas llnb Mariball.
1dsli@, alte 2inie. las mittass
10. 81
Ira@t (auseenommen @onnta8)
tit IS na6mittaes
10. 5O33-
[Tqltd, ueue 2inie. 200 mittass.
Durd5na bon ben 3willine8itdoten urb
,e1n Often.
20. 23-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03
M,iuneapplis uuo ct. 2puis
M1rbIid Qehenb.

M5rb1i9 gebenb.
Neto l1ln1 II. ct. Soul. .5:05 morgens
Rad ben s3mtllin9Sftdbten loo nadm.
1otaler Gra6t3ug .....2:05 mGn.
5nb1i@ gebenb.
Rad @torm Qate. ...1237 nadr-.
eotaler Gra@t3ue. J. 9 80 morgen3
Rtn ulm u. ct. Saul. 1855 abenS8
lille a3nee eeben td9lt@ ailsseuor..
ulerl @o11ntae8.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
ANTI-FLY CAMPAIGN.

Swat the ily. hat Will be
one OF the slogans throughout
the nation Tor the next few
months. Although we are worn
out and Disguised with the large
number OF special DAYS and weeks
set aside Tor various worthy and
less worthy causes we feel that
the anti-fly campaign Is one that
is too CLOSELY connected with
good health and the welfare oi
our people 10 go by unnoticed.
Flies are menace. They give
Us typhoid. They are born in filth.
bred IN filth and carry filth.
Proper screens will do'much 10
keep llieS out OF our homes. We
should screen all food whether iu
the house OF Offered for sale at
the stores.
Until comparatively recent
wears the common house fly. like
the mosquito. though considered
an irritating discomfort. was
thought 10 be- harmless. But to-
daY Wc lind nearly al citic, pass
ny ilv ordinances requiring
screen 90 be placed IN all stores.
restaurants and other place,
where ioud,tuii, and drinks are
sold 90 prepared.
Flies make child lie dangerous
We cannot afford to expose chill
dfen to disease, through flies
c9rriers of filth.
Amarillo, civic and women
clubs should lead the fight against
flies. The right should begin m
earnest now while the number j,
not SO large. Use al swattcrs
traps and other sure methods "a
kill or catch file, should be en-.
cOurageC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
PANHANDLE PRESS

81 i- tl, I,-Ir. .f tH. Slows d. print
all tho news bon 1" impartial mnn..
This means tH. church and ,H.,ty
notes 90 interest o. us readers 50,
htt, move. 500 Ir.H accused ul being
ur,isdl.nd u HH. manner when DO
ome- t. PRINTING news matter. ana we
want q. t.,r o.r RECORD .lDir ou This
line Lynn County N,Ws
Few Newspaper. of tuisy can Doe
nsrg,i with wrtaIiy n publishing
~, lerii.mat. news uf the day. when
newspaper takes up t ,ampaigu Tor
a.rtsiu things o. b. only natural that
H should Eit, mon. news stories and
,,ltnfi1i- Goo puttiuE f across th1. DO
would tn some other thiur- ia. news
usuer business has reached tLs sage
rh,ra 90 b. great commercial UH1un
lfion 4 publication that b. not On a
nund financial hasis b. bound o. strike
tfe rocks. if paper has a field mat
hnuid eurhls b. ~ survive then good
way % maintain fho friendship ~ both
readers and advertiser b. 90 print ths
O. ezs without fear 90 favor More news
pauers are condemned by their readers
lesauHr they fail tn print the news than
beca sse they omit The stories The Lynn
| County News d iEH like an 81 the Pan.
nandle press in desiring 10 Keep its rec
ord ei'nn hy not being partial 10 print
Ing tue news
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
THE DOVE CALLS

Nancy and Nick had such a good
time Boo WhuNrg Valley that as as
ual the time flew and they had no
more Thought Ui th,r oulud than I
have uf 200, Nufh star and indeed. Im
NOT thinking of DO 1t 40
Thcy might rc there to this very min.
u', 10 THEM pu.u-n,s hadn't suddenly
dropped uu vhl, th,y W.r, ridinl ou
mo morrvporouud Nancy was on y
wooden camel and Nick was ON DRAG
on riding around Co 90, m,rriest music
whom pop pft dropped tho whole four
eilDsho4 af once
'Oh cried ont Nancy suddenly
Wen have to got OF right away
N.ckir What Viii th, dove think Of ass
He's waiting ou %. other side Of this
valley 90 take us io King Verde of tho
korshuottg"
Nick looked guilty Wore drcadfu
FOR forgetting aren't We. he declared
s.ambIiug U0 hs dragon as fast az Dol
could This s 10, seventh .aury 20
ouf tourney must hs nearly over"
Just then bell rang. the merry.g,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
VISITING EDITORS

Some mighty bad reports have
been started . nthc editors at the
state As the result oi the recent
convention OF the lcNls Press As
ISOLATION al Denton. as the follow
ing paragraph from the Mckin-
ney Couricr-G Gazette Nil show.
The CorSicana sun ha, rccciv-
ed word that the Denton officers
are on the lookout for counterfeit
crS. The ] J. a. convention was
recently held IN the Denton coun-
" capital and the sun says the
editors had Co start something a,
they ALWAYS do. II has been init
mated that Win Edwards had
something 20 do with the circula-
ton OF the report that bum mon
ey was lett IN the city by the
new Spapcrmen.
We hope that the report OF Mr..
Edwards IS not true. Amarillo
wants the Iy24 convention OF the
Texas Press Association. and IT
any Of the editors pass out any
dry check, here. we are not 90
ing 10 tell ON them.
The Panhandle was well raprc-
scented at the annual convention
and II Is not known whether they
are among the ones accused. But
we, OF course, believe the report,
are just a little exaggerated al
the expense OF the state editors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
ODD FELLOWS
SPEAKERS AT
KIWANIS CLUB

odd Fellows u attendance al the an.
uual sessions OF tE. Panhandle odd Eel
lows Association scstfrdly were the
principal speakers LOO the kiwauis club
luncheon "Wednesday noon. ". NJ. PIT
man county c',rk was temporary
chairman
g. A Wheeler Of Bonham grand mas
tu of th, grand '0dgo oi Texas. was
900, principal speaker and told about
huv much De- thought 81 tho Panhandle
and it, pIurr.ssIt. spirit. Attendance
ai Jh, sessions h,I, is as large as that
at OBJ, state convention only "a few
wears ago he sad.
a. % De-, az Hereford past president
of the Panhandle associauDn. said that
his section isl rapidly recovering from
Oh, financial and business depression ~
e feW months ago
J e. Dovd 81 canyon. president dur
b fb. Year iUsi ended. praised The
ls1dId way lu which Amarillo people
have go.op,at,d lu entertaining the as
ISOLATION.
70 Gluf ~ Amarillo also SPOKE
hr,ny. W G. Tdwnes. ~ smith 8
Towu's architr fs. was introduced as
new member. r. NJ Crahh gave VIC
Hn sHlu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
STOLEN.

Many large corporations have
been built az ou dl-coyrrc, or
ideas stolen from poor inventors.
This form of prac, ha, been so
widespread u the past II D., a
trade saving that an inventor
rarely realize, "a, much profit
from his discovery "a, the sales
man who market, IL.
The tide turns The radio indus
try !, IN IT, swaddlug clothes,
constantly being improved But
General Electric Cumpau, and
the Radio Corporation. according
90 a Wall Street Journal an
nounccmcut, are refusing 10 dis
cuSs uupdtcutcd idea, with mycn-
tors They are alert for improve
ment, but tell inventor, 90 get
their patents before trying a. lalk
business.
It's a healthy, decent start ior
the new industry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
NEAR EAST BUNDLE DAY
POSTPONED TILL JUNE s

The Near East Relief Rumble Day
win not D. held on todny June I. hut
hrs been postponed until Tuesday.
juno 6, ou account - the Indictment
weather. The bundles we're To have been
brought 20 q car which was 10 have
been stationed near the Denver depo,
and loaded right on the car for ship.
men'. The order for the car has been
cancelled because Il rainy weather.
owing 10 the fact that II the bundles
mad been damp when loaded they would
have roiied Wh'e IN transit. The place
Ifor the bundles 10 - carried on next
Iuesday viii b. announced later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01

u,uulc 900 referring % o.
Hereafter the Daily News. DIS
going o. attempt Co keep it- col.
umu, %, clean as possible with
reference 10 the \ul.tead act.
Cartoons. Joke, and stories that
poke iuu at the constituted .aW
viii be kept Out OF these columns,
as much "a, possible
ID the Panhandle pres, would
follow thl, general policy and az
the same time insist that officers
attempt 90 obtain conviction, for
violation, of liquor laws. people
would soon wake up and realize
that prohibition ls q success and 4
reality 90 TIN, country
II has been stated that much of
the talk about the return of liquor
Is only o Joke and that ~ per
cent al those who say now that
they favor It would iu case OF an
election again vote for prohibit
ton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
.&dh@ehqA[
HLOuIS JOSEPH VANc% ~

dilation ~ her unwavering eyes. Limp
ing. hc approached
whats the matter. Linda? Not cross
with me. are your"
An ontroatng hand sIlenced him. An
In a breath Lucinda said: Lynn, why
didn't you ever tell me you were marri.
od?"
Summerlad said "Damnation!' halt
under his breath and moved nearer.
tin another flutter Of her hand stopped
him. THAT wise husband Of yours he
exploded then. vindictively II suppose
he's been splitting all he knows!
Did Bel know Yes ! presume he
must have. But you're mistaken. he
didn't tell me. II was this ."
Summerlad frowncd. al a loss 10 iden.
tify the volume In her extended hand
Il found IL, Lynn, quite by accident.
while | was waiting. Hopes Indian
Love Lyric. Don't YOU remember? Z.
See. is inscribed: TO my Lynn, on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01

round slowed down and the rwin9
Jumped 10 the ground They looked FOR
tho goloshes. hut 'hpy had disappeared
completely. Thor little Green Shoes
rlowed like bright new plants in tho
spring.
Listen said Nancy. holding up 4
finger.
"Coo.c0o.coo" came mournfullg
across the valley
Hurry, said Nick. taking Nancy's
hand and starting Go run We ought
20 b. ashamed Of ourselves. Tor keep.
lng the dove waiting
They were soon out of tho valley
and greeting their patient little friend
who had found shelter IN "a rose tree.
"Nb here t.H urr De- said kindly.
futtcrnr his whit. wings - was be-
ginning 20 fear that old Twelve Toes
the Sorccrpr. had worked some extra
strong magic and that would never
see YOU again 40 last YOU are over the
seven mountains and thu seven val
Toys Now for King Nerdo.- palace Fol
low me. my dars"
And away hr flew
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
County Records
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
PRO LAW AGAIN.

during the past few wears.
there has been too much iokiug
about the prohibition law and
many people have not taken II
seriously enough. The corsiiiu-
tional amendment has been duly
enacted and put into force and Is
worthy Of the greatest respect by
the people.
The press unwittingly has been
responsible for a part OF the dis
respect for the Nolstead act. The
press has continued ~ publish
Jokes and cartoons that made
light os the law. These acts have
bred . type OF frivolIty Of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01

the first anniversary Of our marriage,
with all my love. Ncllv.' And then this
picture Of you two, published after you
came here to live . OH Lynn! Why
did you De- tO me about that poor girl?'
For moment Summerlad gnawed
his undorlip without attempting to re.
ply Then with sign Of despair he re.
treated 10 on. end Of the club lounge.
against which he rested. TO ease his
foot, Hc said something in an angry
humble. as Lucinda followed into the
room.
Il though, could keep {, from you
until O."
"Tn when2 Till what? He growled.
inarticulato with yeXation. ITO LET me
90 on thinking making a fool OF my.
self %. Since you don't live together.
why aren't YOU divorced?"
"Nclly said II I tried 10 divorce her
she'd fight hack. and she knows -
He didn't finish but shut his teeth
on q Numbering tongue and looked
more than ever guilty But Lucinda
was in a pittilcss temper.
About YOU You mean-ahout YOU
and other women"
Hang q all. I've never pretended 70
hc % saint. have ]. Iinda?"
NO wonder the poor thing hated tho
sight Of me- on. how could you have
been 20 unkindr'
III you'd only give me a show to e,.
plain
Her lip curlcd. Explain"
I've been doing my best" Summer.
laG argued rcs,ntfully When | saw
how Il was going TO BE- with you and
mo, and found out Nclly'd come back
to Hollywood | went 20 her and had
things out-gave her some money and
promised her more. on the strength OF
her promise 10 30 hack homo and get
"a divorce on the dead quiet"
And did YOU hope TO keep that sec.
ret from mc?"
MY name isn't Summerlad. any
more than hers is Marquis or yours
Lee. I thought I'd thought every.
thing was going TO De all right till sha
turned up again with her officious hus.
hand"
You think Bel had something 10
do"
He wanted Nelly on the spot as =
sort OF club over my head lie hasn';
given YOU up yet Summerlad laugh.
"a shortly-"not by long sight"
"a club over your head? don't un.
derstand."
Not meaning TO use It so long as we
/ behaved ourselves"
/ Behaved ourselves, Lynn
"Oh, forgive me, didn't mean 10 say
/ that"
/ Summcrlads look mirrowed a real
and poignant contrition as he saw her
coloring with aifronted sensibillty.
/ drawing back from him. momentarily
/ slipping farther beyond his reach. Lin.
da"' he implorcd-don't look AZ me
that way"
Suddenly. before she could stir 10 90.
cape, he caught her 10 him and held
/. her fast
LINDA. sweetheart don't b. angry
with me. I've tried 80 hard 10 be good
enough for you. And you-you've loved
mo. too Don't Let this rotten accident
spoil everything for us n YOU love me
and you know ! love you-wha, does
anything matter What u We are both
married. What difference need that
make Love can still be- sweet !"
She made no sho.s Of opposition. only
drew hack her head ~ cheat his Inns.
but when she tried 20 brave his ewes.
thinking to read therein his heart and
mind. she WINGED from recognition %
the hunger that Informed them. hun.
ger that she Willingly had whetted.
hunger such as she herself had too OF.
ten known ~ late. like warm wine run.
ming In ones veins
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AUSTIN. MAY 3l-The following
Proceedings were had in tho court ~
Criminal Appeals today,
Affirmed. Early Allcy. Potter VI +
Swishsr
Reversed lrd remand,d Abe Mcneil
Deaf Smifh
The following proceeding were had
in tho suprrm. court today.
Motion o. d.smisss cause. dismissed
f'ishng IS Henry. Lubbock.