davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-24

dy sbehla k fortovi a poptala
Sc! Ia hodinku to mdzete po-
ridit."
Babka podivala Sc jaksi ne
ddverive ma hospodare a po-
malu septala: II kdyz jsem)
takova ma satstvu nevyprave-
ma, - ami zastery nemam."
Saklova zakrocila: "To mic
- to mic! Treba vam tuhle
pdjcim svou," uz bezela k
truhle vyndala svdj nejkras
nejsi fertoch.
"A reknete fortovi, ze Sc VI
nedeli stavim, re jsem platil
drivl hned v lese hajnemu!"
Babce ami s krasnym ferto-
chem Sc do lesa nechtelo. w.
mlouvala: "To on pan fort 81
takovou babkou nebude ami
vyjednavat."
Dude, bude! Mic sc nesta
rejte," ubezpecoval Sakl, =
"jen reknete, re jdete k Will
penezdm."
"Ale prece jen bych sc me-
la drive podivat do vejmenku,'
starala sc a ocka sc il blesku-
rychle smekala sc Saklovy tva-
re ma selciny oci.
"A to ted ne! A to ted ne!'
horlive vyvracela Saklova, =
brucel by cely tyden, re jsme
no z klimbacek vytrhli."
A uz babce fertoch uvazo-
vala vedla il "a ruku re SEX
nice ma zasep, pax kousek
po ceste. $50. e,.
Kdyz Sc schvacena a7vzruse-
ma vracela, naSla muze naslou-
chajfciho u dveri Hejkalovy
seknicky. Stal jak socha, str
nuly, a jen ruku ukazoval, ably
sla zena tise, po spickach.
Saklova podivala Sc tazave
ma muze, ten dal prst ma dsta
q uz po 4pickachl naskakoval
"Asi pise," poloseptem roz-
umoval, "to ono mu to da ne
co sumirovani! Rikala jsi, ably
vsechen majetek napsal pekne
pc poradku?"
Saklova kyvla. "Uz by mohl
byti hotov," vrcela, "pise pres
dive hodiny."
V tom vyhledla Oknem ne
vrle ulekane zamroukala =
"Podivej Sc! Ze on to dedek
MorackG sem leze ma popovi-
danou!"
Vyhledl i Sakl, odplivl 81 a
bedlive stopoval smer starocho
Wy cesty. Ano, opravdu, zrov
ma k MIN Sc BELLA doterny a
!povidavy dedek ne snad
k Sakldm, to jde primo k Hej-
kalovi! A je to jeho kamarad
z detstvi, do skoly spolu cho-
dill - co ably prave ted ma
starem neco vymamil?
/ Saklovym nebylo treba dlou-
ho sc dorozumivat uz Sakl
po spickach nadskakoval SIM
na zasep a hned We vratkach
ulisne vital Morackova dedka.
"Jako byste Sc tn objevil ma
zavolanou!" prijemne povidal
a tvaril Sc jak milenec. Hned
dedka "a ruku chytil a - bran
nebran do seknice tahl.
Nez jeSte seknici dosedl,
uz pred nej stavila Saklova ka-
lisek jerabinky, slime, ze Sc po
nj duse Cd pile trhala, a uz tu-
re tuze nutila, ably pill, re ta-
kova breberka projima stare
mu cloveku zahoustlou krev.
/, A uz mel dedka v praci no.
spodar Sakl: "Jako kdybyste
mi nebe spadl, - uz jsem k
vam chtel zaskocit. Wy jste
tady We vsi nejstarsi pametnikI
ma vase slovo slavny soud uz
neco da!"
D6dek sc trochu vypjal, oci-
cka mu sebevedomim jaksi dit
n -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11

.hlhh. There seemed 20 81, 70 doubt
now that Cayley was = Villain. BIN
had never been familiar WITH u vii
lain before. u t.Ggt seem quite
fair Of cayley. somehow be WAS
taking rather a mean advantage Of
his hionds. L., OK ,sr people
here were In thv world .au ueu.
pie with secrets loot a. Tony that
FIRST time hc had ust ben 20 "a 20.
Unncorl.ts shop
Hu; whJt on ,rN had M-s Nor
rls got Go do VIII o.
Miss Norris. WAC bad proposed 20
oa on au atiau4lU1.r I8in al 'Ht
junction. .H tUe o1. ous hope 'Hat
she m.rh. bow" iH '.- Way @ ..R.
matte Cro.s.,z.m.uH'.oH Ht tao HI. .s
~ some ke,H.oEad detective. vas .u.
couraeel s.tlu.N. .It quite uwH.
90 travel by ua EARLIER train WITH
the Others
WHY.
Wen. that .. s'.ou was nor 20 ha
answered uT.Hs.i But .he fact Thar
70 was so nLd 8de Antony Interest.
c3 in hD D. sheer luck. as r.
seemed tu h.H be- had stumbled 0n
the answer 20 s quest lion.
Aliss Norris vas hurried away De
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11
NOT EVEN SLEEPING


''H' defeat %. zoo, old Guard .u vari.
."~ elections i1t.iv is .s,ril,.d 90 ,h.. re-.
..tIi ~ th" Progressive rary spirit. -
\.Ns uomD
8 epr"ter ha1n'~ tho stand pat crowd.
umul'- through their dreams 1T
rieht
, 0IHr''r uv.ul,nt and proud.
iha. k'''s them shuddcring with
irlht
And through lis hick.lcnsed glasses
burns
y .1n'e that shuvois from afar:
''u' OF lh' f'IF Eravc returns
tn. Mighty Spirit 90 7. r..
~. Wh, aU1k'd land that slept.
Wrapped Boz IL dun and purblind sloth:
Whose r.ghi'ou~ wrath forever kept
Ih' enemies 90 Mammou wroth:
p, who .aliv", held men 90 faith
iH8t no defeat could break or mar.
Returns. fierce. dynamic wrath.
TO-. hiahiy Spirit 81 T. Il.
abe obi Guard though, his soul was
dead
l'hl4od within that valiant flesh.
fl' n." o. ,omgs with fer,or dread.
In plague and hsitl. them hfresh.
2. tat- % De- i,--.s ~ of ST..
And VIII thuudrops r0smic ar
ih' cd Guards ramplgis fal before
TIE Nlehty Spirit of T. l..
copyright. 1893 NEA Sor,lee)
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MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
NOTICE TO the rtHIIC

ANY erroneous reflection upon tho
character. standing. or reputation ~
any individual, firm. concern or cor.
porntion. that may appear IN tire cob
umns % The News. viii be gladly cor.
rected. when called 10 the attention u
the editor II IL not the intention q
tbs newspaper 90 wrongtuily use or
niuro my individual firm, aouccrn or
corporation. and corrections viii Doe
made where warranted as prominently
r- Has the wronRillly published refer
nre or article
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What The People Say
2 'cNFN\l g. D. nRNTEfJL
TOR lhtHilI.O DAIIN \EN>
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% Hnd uyteI' f.r Do, ulIt News (Which
rs ..r "a. u.~t,J zoo ,,,r,tbIn~ "a,
in'' 20 a.m, .s ven 30. Oh. .,l..,
.alu ..". rramd tha umln IS. b,,.
'... '.r -Hr. arrival .r p.p,.
.ua
A.' rau' tH. New. ,o know tb,,
$500. unrH,r u Company a. ,ppr.r.
-''e fH. H'.r-l ,h, Sew, t.kcs IN thf,
,.HInnl
irHp'e uu.Hr. ~ vour Office. ia
N.I.'H-.. -ulr po-t In 20, RAILROAD
N-H' Hnd .i,t fali %. n,!i,,... j. oven
Ht.', Unr. ,,.fus Dan n.Nqlp,r
tl..
IN. conditions h,ro are MOI - pleas.
"ri as t1'g .Hl'd Do, hui all OBJ. l.t.
200 .r -,.. h1rh und having .s cod
fll. .s uu.-ilI.
Th7ukn. yol again for th, bIr,ine..
GO 11.ng th' ..a sud $50 Ia.' f......
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f.rI famtf, C.rrr.,....f.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11
FERGUSON BUNK.

lima Ferguson, who wa. lm
pcachcd a. governor of Texas by
the state senate ON September
-, IgI-, IS going about the state
putting out line OF bunk that
should not 60 uncha''angcd ny
people who are looking forward
to a senator that will uphold the
dignity OF Texas IN the United
States senate
Ferguson i, irving Goo make %
appear that he was a MARTYR
when he was impclchcd as gov
crnor oi Texas. The light wine
and beer candidate naturally fails
to GO into details about the ina
parchment charges that were
preferred against him in the state
senate And in addition hr
charges the University at Texas
gang with ou,ting him as gov
crnor.
Why hoes not Ferguson tell ,hc
voters that De- was given an OPP
portunity 20 testify in person and
0k advantage oi the opportun-
NY az the Impeachment proceed
rigs: lWcuty-one impeach-
ment articles were filed against
Ferguson and ten were sustained
By large maJoritics. Only three
e., these were concerned with the
University OF Texas.
Panhandle voters should recall
t.at Ferguson was inncachci
rr,ly because OF his m'>lani.ug
d.. funds oi West Ie... STAT.
formal College, Canyon tru..y
SO. ], sustained by e - Goo 4 tIt
charged that 5000 OF the tuEu
Normal School fund, lcp, .t,I r
ti'r Temple State IaUk Ma H,H
used by the govcrror "a. f..
note due by Jane 7 s..
.lc fust Nar. . .
,mplc, and that sand .ww.. ...
cot been refunded o. thr .te ..
Texas.
Article No. ?. carried ...
90 ~ 90 5, charged n u.ar.,
that Governor Fcrgu I 81.
,lvcd from the preceding rt
,ruor Mr.. Colqui,t s.nI.a1
proceed, OF insurance I.., OBJ.
the Normal School go Canyon
that Il the time this Iu.i wa
turned over % Goy,rH- Ecrgg-
son the money was m iepIs..
and bearing interest oi AZ o. s
per cent IN various bank, and that
He caused the money 10 BE- placed
Boa banks in which he was iut.r
..tll as a stakeholder and On Oh,
american National Bank Of Aus
$50 10 which he later became iu
dcbted.
Article 10. II. which was sus-
stained p 10 {, related 10 the aI-
legged payment Of funds belonging
o. the adjutant generals depart.
mcnt for construction work don,
on the Canyon Normal School
Tie sum being 5000
lnc Panhandle OF Texas Ia.
only one state institution ant
Governor Ferguson attempted o.
wreck that school ~ least 10 J..
Indicated by his manipulation ot
.Hads His Impeachment rcsultc,
partly irom three charges per
tanning % The West Texas STATE
Normal College AZ Canyon. fh'
state senate held his acts were s.
grossly unbccoming that he wa.
prob bited from ever holding
any Office Of trust or emolmnen
Under the state 81 Texas.
Arucle 10. related 80 the r.
o. SIS SO lolr or. gor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11

They think that Marx Tie
broke IN ana shrugged his sho..
Jcf-
May have drowned himself
knowing tha; he Coulln', sc, aWas
And knowing that be had com.
promised himself ~ trying 20 Sc,
away az a.I''
Yes suppose SO. said Cay'y
slowly
DE added dg'y From wha, I've
read @, detective stores. inspectors
always oo want 10 dag .hs pond
FIRST"
is 8. deep"
"Qgfe ,,ep enough" said Cavity
as he -'t Ip CA his way 10 ..e
door uo Stopped and looked az
ANTONY, "I.U SOL sorry tuJt we're
koerir- sou here l.ke this. bat t
viii ,uf Ir ut.l tomorrow The
.rnu'.. b.. Tomorrow aitcIrll. DO
Imuse yourself H.N sou l.r 800
tlrn
T... s,.s ur.h. tla. r.u
.y Dee I..e o.. l-U.'
Anton. N,n' uu with h. break.
49,. ', $500.
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-','t. was Gay .'' ''"ri '"t ''....
''' 'N.'i'I'r. al ,' ."si h.-.' ".s
never iN'"
''-t' lie ''.s'A h.- csc
o'oWN'
NO. l'i one -o'sh "'.' IN
NHoiL 'He sh'u.l n.'d'.'i. mo
voice. in' dear William Nhd"
l.' aia.'s gently rom Tie uip7
mus o'r "'o'ds those cues.-n"''@
Nt..h "'.' 'rtfayed many s.iri
'h o'H" woods pass me iou~'
'H ..' bright ms n'fh.n-
'." very bright. Cd>ie' r'.
...'' '1}Iey siid. Wee % h.'
MAX atF' o'her business. J W'II
come shtA''.ng riis ana NAV N.H
.'rr' t".n Would ] tytd.e ''aI
.Hc mulberry bus" ana mop upon i''
"'i'e hH''.
.lls touch ~ tHe sun, ! sup
I pose, SAID l'i. shaking nIs ht.1
sadly.
Tvs %" ~30 ara The moon a'i
me stars. 900 acil"g together on au
empty stomach, 10 sou know Inf-
lhinE about the stars. Nj. Beverley
ho you Know any iAinr about oroas
rex. Tor instance. Ana wht .,H
,h't" star called Beverley iie,.'
Siid uc r'sacairr lI"rnier ".
beverley through trspdo0r.
Ididng about Trap doors ~
Don o. said Antony. getting u"
some itIN ot Alexander lnl sn
OK Hercules. but nobody idlhs about
what tine Latin Tor trtp door.
f Mcnsa-a table. son m.eh, gei u
from That We. Sir i.eNcr.e, -
and be slapped aim heartily 900 the
Back 49, Do went past him shall
see ybu .-''r. Cayiev says that yUu
VIII anu~r me. tIt so Tar yUu have
not made me laugh once. You must
iry aad be more amusing when you
have finished your breakfast. But
don't hurry. Let the upper mand..
Vtb no. ,,.ss AZ Cuu,.t,.,
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County Records
Warranty Deeds

Warranty Deeds.
D. ~ p,ty Of uN tn / J.. FRANKS,
$40. lH' g. block o, san Jacinio
u.ghts
A. q Jones Co. D. o. burgess 500.
iot %. hu.s }r. Mirror
r lun's o.. y 4 burgess xioO,
b." 80 llu.t i0f. Mirror
Deeds al Trust
I' rs. hcN'.lly e, ~. Co Mari Cul.
.... 'aro. south .. i,r l,t 3. bloc,,
'-2 pl.mons
80. u smith ,t IA. 90 a. 49, np
Implement Company. $500. Iots % o.
l., 3 Green
Releases.
D. g. lewis to = l. Hunlphrys lot
4 -: plenors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11
REALTY DEALERS ARE
PROMISED GOOD TIME

y Newlold and AIRS Fern Curtis
Nh" m," charge Of the program 20 be
firen todly AZ noon when tho Amarillo
E"il Estate Bard meets In thu ANA.
ruio Hotel tor Luncheon. promise an
nrnsualiy Interesting program II Is
.'eiarec that q Will ~ different from
'he ordtriry form OF cp'crcllfipert.
This Is tho only meeting tina, VIII is
held this nonih and 10 the fihs, 10 10
held in four weeks - ?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11
\ iadnri Mnl.l. nInxo.l

Work on the Rock Island vadgct
on sixth Street. which has S~.c- dellyri
Tor several days bccaus, 81 failure 20
receive steel girders Hccersry .n the
CONSTRUCTION work. These ar expected
Ia = few days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11
>lnop,iN u Wrlthrr Conditions.

Au a'WUsuHr.. DDS
tmlauo" oi slipht Iu
t.rsift uf,I-uu,lls
th" northwest. ,>
tending -uthvlrdlf
90 Arizona This dis
tmluuc has uu-a
local shower. ,,,.
Montana Wyoming
tl" western Plateau
region. Arizona west.
orn Kansas aud h.
.iuU's ugc lower over
Gu'f state, Tm.I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11
THE WEATHER

Amarillo AMI Vicinity IHlr 49,,
orally ur
West TNaF Friday generally n.
Eastern NV Mexico FRIDAY rtn
hly showers north portion. NOT much
chang" iu temperature.
SNuou.is rt M..,tI.., I.,,i,t..,,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11

u. t.I ,y,hmod Tommy "Gu.
. u.- haven't any tails"
In Hul man went away nughing.
n.f Gc,rso's little heart was ihump.
.- What was that h' uid9 Hold
.m u hr 'ua can aud watch his ewes
#Hn uI
"# 80 they'd fud % tm on him
s .u th., mi.h' trt Co.,
H.I u,d nN tmt 900 right 80 tail
."Id iH', iud On hm
t.t.. o.u..' Eph, o',lucE Nine
....t
G.reu D1nol PIG va. suundaslccp.
So N.s Flop loldmuusr. oscar owl
waited ur'I DO. ih.1 won't nom. supper.
...- IHl l- u.a as ANYTHING
rHH FI.ribos, You want ta know
... Uu7
H.r Do. didn't goo either hrclugo his
foA hm 81 STORY about a. lit,Io
A ml '.-' h.- tan and couldn't 20
-.uua..
To Iic Continucd.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11

cause she h.au about the score, pas.
sage.
Tho passage hen. had something
'p du N.''H Obi. mystery % Roberts
death ..a Norris had used 90 90
order SOB ".- r her dramatic zap.
rrlrLarr as o.. Ghost. Possibly she
bad Discover. .. Tor herself. pos
..h'v Aat. hlI rcve1brd o tn her
sc..Nt.y ore U.v. never guessing
fn1t she would make So Uuk4ud
u.- ~ 20 htor la, possibly Cay,ey,
having 'osu INTO thc jIhr ~ TIE
dross.ugup. lII shown her how she
could mako u.- Ipp.arunr" 0n the
howi.ul tf..H ...u NOR, mysterious
and s.pesua.... Oue way ur au.
o,her. she ku.s uhou; the secret
passage. So -.v musk DO hurried
away
Why2 roaus- u She STAYED and
talked She w..t make soun limo
cent mention u. g. Aud Caylcy d.d
not want aEy U.1Eon ~ O..
Why. aeuu. obviously because
The passage or even the mere
know'e,isc % - existence. might
provide a clue.
II wonder n Marks hiding there"
though; Aut0r. ard Ac went to
sleep.
CHATTER y
4 STONY cans. down On "a very
a rool bur ~ U-,nkf.2t next
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11

Nmhcr was regarded with supcrstltl.
tpe rover Hrc w the CrcciB.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-11

ahon. and ohuc,!cd and chuck.
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Uoniiunsd In Our Newt issuel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-05-08

guests Were: Miss Marguerite Nc
Kinney, Miss Edna Johanning, Miss
Julia VonPein, Miss Alma Peterrog,
Miss Agnes Meerhoff, Miss Louise
Meerhoff, Miss Martha Jones, Miss
Rusting, Miss Helen Thomas, Miss
Catherine K1ute, Miss Ruth Mcpherson,
Miss Marie Landwehr, Miss Mildred
Klute, Miss Marie Loenigkramer, Miss
Marie Schultz. Miss Katherine Kamp,
Mrs. Clyde Martin, Mrs William
Kamp, Miss Stien and Miss Clara Getz.
Miss Ethel Owens was hostess for
a pretty spring party when she enter
tained Informally at her home on Lin
coin street Friday afternoon for the
Good Samaritan society. Tulips were
used in profusion as decorations
through the rooms. The time was
spent Informally after which a pretti-
ly appointed two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess. The time and
place of the next meeting will be an
nounced later. A large attendance is
urged at that time as business of i'm
portance will come UP.
Mrs. Emma Newlin, of South Third
street, who has been confined to her
home by serious burns received sew
eral weeks ago is now able to be out
again
The Ornis Melas will be entertained
by Mrs. Cedric Johnson Tuesday eve
ming.
The David Worth Dennis Junior
high school Parent-Teachers' associa-
tion will hold its last meeting of this
year Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at the school. Miss Florence. Kinney
of the Billy Sunday party is to talk to
the gathering. All parents of the
neighborhood are urged to be present
as the meeting promises to be of un-
usual interest.
The Perseverance Bible class of the
First Baptist church will meet Mon
day evening at o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. Eliza Monroe, 317 South
Twelfth street. All members are earn
estly requested to attend
Richmond Council 1856, S. B. A.. will
meet IN regular session Tuesday eve
ming, May 9, in their hall in the Co
lonial annex, South Seventh street
The meeting will open at 7545 o'clock
promptly. All officers and members
are requested to be present. Candi-
dates Will be initiated and important
business transacted, including making
of final arrangements for the next
open meeting, which will be held on
Tuesday evening, May 16.
The drill team of the Women'c
Mooseheart legion is to meet Monday
evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Moose
home. All members are requested to
be present
Miss Mary Thomas will entertain
the Amistad club at her home on
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-05-08
: ''.i, NEWSa()F
SSCC:0)I7('-TETY

Mrs. Emmett Bartel and Mrs
George Robe will be hostesses for two
OF the most notable functions of the
week when they entertain for a large
number of guests Thursday and Fri.
day at the residence of Mrs. Robe on
South Fifteenth street. Thursday
afternoon they will entertain with a
luncheon and bridge, and on Friday
afternoon they will entertain with a
luncheon and thimble party.
Miss Mildred Schalk will present
her piano pupils in a series of recit.
ais the latter part of the month at
the North A Street Friends Meeting
house. The first of the series will be
given the evening of May % at 500
o'clock. An afternoon recital will be
given at AIS o'clock May %, and an
evening recital at 500 o'clock May
25. Everyone is invited to attend.
The programs will be announced later.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bam-
berger, son, Joseph William. Mrs.
Bamberger before her marriage was
Miss Norma Hanning, a teacher in
the public schools here.
Wiley Glass, of Chicago, accom-
Charles Webb, left Monday by motor
Webb will &spend several days there
before returning home.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Schillinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Land and Mas
ter Richard Nelson Land mOtored to
Springfield, Ohio, Sunday.
Mrs. Fay Winslow, of Indianapolis,
was the weekend guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Jones, of
South Eighteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Moore, and Allen
Miller, of Indianapolis, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Robin
son, of South Sixteenth street
Nimrod Johnson, of South Seven
teenth street, is spending several
days at French Lick ad West Baden
Mr.. and Mrs Gaar Williams, of Chi
cago, spent the weekend here, the
guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley N. Elmer.
Miss Agnes Horton and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Enrich and three chill
dren, of Indianapolis, motored to
Richmond Saturday to spend the
weekend with Miss Horizons mother,
Mrs. Belle Horton, of North Ninth
street.
Mrs. Orlando Adams and daughter,
Bernice. left Sunday for their home in
Chicago after spending g week here,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l..
Dalbey, of 38 South Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs James Barkdell. of
Cincinnati Ohio returned home Mon
day morning after spending the week
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L..
Dalbey, of South Tenth street.
A linen shower wa sgiven for Miss
Clara Getz, bride-elect of Lee Smith,
Saturday evening by members of ST.
Pauls' Lutheran church. Profusions
of lilac blossoms formed the decora-
tions for the affair. Among the
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end. connected it with the young man
from New York.
She saw instantly, though, that
Humphreys letter, while It was evil
IDENTIFY relief, also spoiled Miles
present little attitude.
DO You think she really cares for
nim?" Maude said late that day, as
the two women sat for a moment on
the little kitchen porch.
Yes" Cora answered emphatically.
Don't your"
No" Maude was equally certain.
She really enjoyed posing as a forlorn
WlooW, or deserted wife, or whatever
1t was she thought herself She can't
40 that any more. AS things stand
now. Humphrey did nothing worse
than go away without telling her be
forehand, in order to make a living
for her. She made an interesting and
appealing picture. She can't do that
any more-and she'll never forgive
him for it."
Cora felt she should have been
shocked at this frank and rather un-
friendly summing up of Millie. But
she had remarkably logical mind
for woman and she had to admit it
was true
AT the same time," she defended
Millie," she's awfully fond of him. If
you could have seen her face-how
relieved
Il could-wasn't l there?"
Il don't believe you like Millie."
Yes, do. I'll miss her awfully,"
Maude answered.
Mrs. Werner, feeling that the social
duties of the town had to be kept up
by her, gave Mrs. Parke, Millie and
Patty a farewell party. And at the
end of it they turned out and escorted
the three guests of honor to the sta
ton and stood about seeing them
off," They were to take one of the
big through trains from the coast
that stopped on signal at the station.
1t was after midnight, so the last
view of Wissageagan was the irregu-
larly lighted station, the crowd of peo-
pie waving caps and handkerchiefs,
and far over on the left, the black
shadows where Humphreys big lum-
Der yard was, and the sheen of the
river where the water caught the red
or green of an occasional railway
light.
What crazy way for people to
sleep on shelf, like bottles of JAM
Mrs. Parke commented, when she first
saw her berth in the sleeper Il don't
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| intend to undress-suppose something
happened to the train. we'd all go
hopping about in our nightclothes. !"
We'll. we'd have plenty OF company
| anyway" Millie ancwered calmly. She
was going to go in for the newness
of the experience. She had even made
up a dark wrapper from an old silk
dress. She called 1t her travelling
robe" and adorned it with festive
roses running in row down the front.
ut was just like being a wedding
party" she observed complacently to
Millie, thinking of the sincerity and
kindness of their friends in the town
behind them
Millie was very proud and happy
over the send off. And the editor af
the local paper felt even more grateful
than she, for he lacked leader that
week, and this departure of the two
families plus an elaborate description
of the party and the names of every
one present, was good for more than
a column of space, especially when
decked out with adjectives and head
lines.
Il only hope we find friends half as
good where we are going-wherever
that IL, WI .. L dl nc NO1111nChICd Au6A-
briously.
And Patty, who said little, was
touched too. After ALL it was a fare
well to her home and her old play
mates. But every click of the wheels
running over the roadbed sang a little
exultant song to her. For Paul was
in New York, and she would be near
him, though she never expected to
see him.
Like a faithful little travelling COM
panion she managed the tickets so
| they could stop off long enough to
see one or two of the big cities, and
to rest in hotels at night.
And she managed it so they reached
New York in the afternoon. She want
ed these two to see the city in the
way that it had first thrilled her. She
managed so they ended in a station on
the Jersey side, and took ferry UP
the North river, past the great mass
of buildings that jostle and nudge each