davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
&pnlanupettajatar mnrbnttn.

Gouflin, Micb. @arbain lail.
antai-aamllna alfoi poliiii etiid GO.
bert Dpfe nimistd miestd, iota liiul-
laan 23tpuotiaan foullti. opettajnt-
toren, neiti Mollp Slemingin paGlle
bpoff1GjGfii ia mlirbaaiofii. gseiti
Slenlingin lopiitpGt foriuluplef ellen
era1sta foulun lGbelld oleiposta ipa-
iasta tieoottomasia tilasia, ammot-
toma baapa paGsiG, tpabGn aifao
fen i1lfeen fun lapiet oliipat pd6s'
ieet foulusta.
2apIet ilmoittimat lopooStdGn
lpiranomaiiille. gauori nainen oil
ipield bensisia fun ban ipietiin iai-
raalaan nmttta fuoli ioiroalasio
miiittamia tirntia idlfeenpain. $50
iasta l0poettiin iperinen firipes, ioI-
Ia ubria oil lpotp paGbdn. 2apiei
ielittiipGt ettd be oIitpaf nGbneei
Dpfen, iofa oil opettaiattaren enti.
men ieitrustelutotperi, foiilun IGbellG
iilloin fnin beiodt lasfettiin itIos
foilusta.
Wpobentmin illalla lopoettiir
Dpfen alitomobiili tpbidnd baittaus-
naalto. Eamd lopto on antanut al
betta otafiuniielIe ettd Dpfe OH fur
manniit ebfd itienid. @tiintda jotfe-
taan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
&iimalaiiia foetetaam ialafmliettaa
Gana6aan.

2aaia, nGbtdip1stifin faniairup1li
mem ilunnitelma fiinalaisten fulien
lafilpastaiiesti CANADIAN tltottani-
iefii on paljastettu Iictoriasia Ga.
naOan ballitufien rpb0pttpd toimen-
piteiiiin mGGrennetpilla iiirtolaispa.
pereilla tGbGn ntaaban iaaprneioen
fiinalaisten tpangitieniiefii ia far-
foittamiiefii.
CANADIAN Observation-Disclosures
miifaiiesti annetaan iofaiielIe fotis
maabanla f1pmdGn l6bteipGlle fiina
laiielle pieni fortti iofa oifeilttua
9dnen iilioelleen astlitnoor nlaibin.
geaitG fortteia OIL t,,hlifain ip11ren
nettp ia leipitettp tiet6rn6ttomtien
fiinaloisten fiiIien fesfiuioesfa. g1ii.
I'd &iinasia mppipGin benfil0ioen at
tuellaan oleipan pbtepbesid tdalld a.
illipain riffaioen fiinalaisten tansia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
1lmii Seelapti ei balma maabamia
iapauilaiIia-

@ellington, 1laii Seelanti. =
Run tddlld iuastiistnspuoIi tcfi fp-
ipnlpfien pGdministeri Tbomos Mos
iepIle iiitG, mitenfG ltuoen Seelon-
min ballitus tulee tlilfitienioan ia.
panilaisten maasta pois iuIfemisIa.
Tia ia ioipittanaan iitd pbteen fon-
1cienliiton pddtofieen tpastaii pdd-
ministeri ettG unii Seelanti eb6ot.
tomasti titlee failfemoon iaponiIoifet
tiirtoIaiiet pois moasto.
"Wee emme tule ioipittelemaon
tSsid fpipmpffesiG, ilmotti pddnli.
nisteri jprtdsti. "Tae pfiinfertoiies-
Il tilemme ianomaan iapaniIaiiiIle,
eta ne eitpdt moi tiillo meioGn moo
tnnme eremme me anna BELLE III.
too, oil iittem fanfoienIiittoa ole.
masia tniffd Ell. Se on mei6dn
maanlme Iafi ia ie tliIee ppipmddn
1poimdsia."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
9setomaista menettelpG.

aun Siripenialmen Moniffalosia
niirpat folme noin 5-t0 puooen
4ifdistd poifdsfo feAdelien jliofIente-
liipat erdan rafentnistpomaan l1bei-
ippoesid, lieneipGt be iotain ianoneet
tpontaalla paraillaan tposfenteleip1l
le tpomiebelle Sabian gsiroielle, fos
fapa t1mG iliitttii lapiii, min I'LL.
nittonlGsti ettG beittt peitd tobti fir
apeell1 iill1 if6apalla ieurautiella,
ettG firipeenterd tltnfeittri inpll1ri
BiDtori Tiilifaiien 5 ipnooen ipan.
ban pojon @eron tataraipoon pub.
faisten paatallon. Zero waipui beti
lperisiGGn taiarttomana maaban, tois
ten poitain paetesIa ililmario. Se
neiipat ianon Siilifaiien fotiin, jos
ia beti ldboettiin lasta nolttamaan.
SGlloin Nironen tposfenteli tpomaol
Ia aiman filin ei olili nlitGGn topob.
tintut.
2ouffnantunut fiiliettiin beti
Siripenialmen firfolle funnaIlisiai-
raaloan boioettaiuafii. 9dGf1rin lan-
human mlifaon on baaipa beneen-
poorallinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
Slmalai,ua iaapnnnt perille.

Obiattapa ilnlalaiapa, 3M.3, iaa-
phi 2afeburstiin q. s. piime lpii-
fon fesfilpiiffona flo 1852 ap. i,,o-
ritettunm pbtdmittaiicn 5,060-mai-
lin pitailen lelltomotfania Srieoricbs
bafenista, Saflasta, tabGn faupun-
film 81 tilnnisia.
Sslmalailpat postaanotto tapab-
tlii jofieenfin ianlnan tapaan fiiin
ultomailta iaapltipnin merilaimoien
tin Snllitllfien tlillimiebet, l1afdrit
n. NJ. olilpat paifalla. lliorittaen a.
liaailfuuluipan tarfastufien. Wh,ta-
no tlllIeet iatialaiiet ioiipat llrpall
folmifuiifalltiieen Db6pstualloisia
luieraileniieen., Glillimiebet peritudt
tullilperoina IGbes $50.
Iobt. gcfener, Iaipan fontentaia
ia 3eppelin.pbtion iobtaia, pritti pi.
tdG cnelaminfieliien pubeen. mlitta
ionottuaan nliiutanta t1ttirrettlid
ianoja tefi fieli teu1tI ia fun ie iG(-
leen ratteii, purhii ii,lsto iilftaa
idfiaa. Sanoien iuinmu oil: "@n o.
le milloinfdan obiannut tai n1Dnpt
porenlpaa ilmalaiipaa".
Irelioentti Coolidge on lGbettG
mt onnitteluIanoman laiman uplee-
ristolle, josIa ban laitilni onnittclnn
ia ia ibailunia mottan onnistunliics
ia, iofa ei ole ninoastaan ieiftailil-
rifaS fofelnns, paan fG1nteentefepa
laaiputus ilmoliitenteen alalla, fos.
ia fen faittta on ti,llitt tooistetlfli,
ettG ilmalaiipojo noioaon bppoplli-
Iesti ia tarlpalliiesti fGptta1 matflts
taioin ia taparain flilietlltleen ia
ett1 pbt1ntittainen lento Saflasta
Ybopapaltoibin on ieiffa, iofa on
iooiua fofo mailman buomtion plto.
leenla.
1913 on 1868 3eppelini pbtior
rofentama obiattama ilmaloitpa. Ser
iailleiin lopinilfien ntutaon ei tSaf'
iolla ole liipaa rafentan 3eppeliine'
ia. Gp6ilem6ttd 9fansfa oliii np1
9eti ipaatimasia tebtaioen iulfemis.
ia, mlltta 1913 berGttamG mielea.
fiinto g(merifasia on omianla mai
mentonoon tGtG iitlfcnlisbaluo. Sd
bettil1sten neluposto tulee mpobcnt
min p1attdnaGn rafennitsluiuar
! lnpontamiiestG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
Ylipppilaat eiiuGt iaa fGpttaa
aittpia.

Snoionan-maltion pliopistosia on
fGpnnisi1 Gfiinen flibina len iob-
bosta, ettG plioppilailta on felicity
oifeus pmistaa aitto ia aiello iill0
fauplngin rajojen ulfopuolella op.
pilaitoflen toimintafolibello. Sppfli
ielitetdGn, ettG ,tieimnat epGonnisti,
mat pliopistotutfimon inorittarni-
iesIa olpat iobtlineet liialliiesta alt
toilusta. Goelleen lelitet1an, ett0
Jos tuo oitoihtfilume plioppIlaitter
fesfilroesia iaa jotflto, tltlee ie aler
tomoan fofo oppiloitofien oripoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
@arfaat erebtpiiuSt.

gtortb 9fiberin IaitiiriIta Nep
yorfisia tporostiipot iparfaat fiior.
ma-ailtoliien raomattuia ia beneeIIi
it'd fiuuia. 9toanrotlit ia bliipot of.
ipat pafuttu loatifoibin, ioiIIa of
ennen fuIetettu artuoftaito iiIffeid
eifd niioen Ieimoio oIlut b6pitettp,
Mp0bemmin l0poettiin raomotat ia
fuiuot bpldttpnd, mitta Taatifot of.
ipot feIipanneet morfaiIIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
Snpmari Ganerlp eiittGG parantolaa
rifOIliIille.

Siomari Sobn M. Gaperlp, jofa
ontoi tiiomionia 2eopolo-2oebin ilt-
tiisia, on iiilfaisiut friedman josie
bGn ppptdG aipustiista $4,000, 900
iitiiruiien rabaston ferdSmiiefii,
jolla tpoitaiiiin peplstoa Dronriiu,
gs. q. eritpinen bernoiairdala Jos.
IA poitaiiiin papantaa ritorista RI
fofielliiistu beio1n rifolliiet taipu-
miifienia. @irjelmdsiddn paiilostao
ban iitG eta mainitunlaatiiiiia fat.
roaloita tiiIiii loptp1 iotaiiesia /
iommasia faiipiingisia.
Tiioniari Gaberlp mainitiee fir
ieesidGn ipield ettG ei fiifoan ipoine
ipdittdd tpastaan iitd toiiaiiaa ettG
tieteelIinen poronmustapa oIiii moi
init 2eopoloisio ia 2oebisiafin tebo6
paranniifien ia estdG niitten tefe.
nt1t rifofiet.
"9spt on aifa tarttio aiiaan fiin
faifiIla OF muiistosia tho Ssfeinen
rifosiathi. alion pddlle iuoioaan tdl
laisten Ioitosten afpuIIa estdd fpm,
menia nnoriifaiiia trioosfamme ioas
baimasta ipaifiittotpifii rifofieIIiiit'
fl, ianoo tuomari.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23


tafoittao ie eroitiis, ntifG on npfpi-
fen tarpeen ia oman moan t,ioton.
non ipdIiIld, ia tpieIG Iii1fii ipaioiit-
tain iddstddfin ,uoifto fillaiien
pitun fpipntG' nouieetin tuleipaiiu1i-
oesia 10 ntiIioonaan fooroiin ipuo.
oesfo.."
eIlei eritpiiiin toimenpiteiiiin rpb
optd, nbfoo maata poperipuun pimi-
te, icten piuimasia ia poperia on
entistd enemnidn tiiotettaipa ulfo-
MALTA, iolloin poperin binnot tiiIe.
spot foboomaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
SlfeGt pnbeet ipeiiuGt panfim fpm-
fnrsiiin.

Slfe1nlieliiet bubut, ioita letpitet-
tim fontlnitnististen ianomalebtien
fa,ttta, aibelrttiipat, ettG 9eorsfe
Sonoelsbanf @ristianiasIa, Norjas-
ia loftaiitti ulafiitia, frln peldstp-
meet tallettaiat olifpat ipiime p6ttpt.
en- nialla ottaneet ulos panfista fun
ria roba filmmia.
8iime ipuorna lattuneioen tappi.
oioen ipuofii mdbeili paiifin p11oma
80,000,000 frullnitsta 10000
900 frltlinllm. Subtitliusio p1atti
parlamentti taata panfille lainail
gsorion paltio panfin fai,tto. Ndmd
lainat noniiipdt 54,000,00r frir,i'
mum. Tatliina olllpaf ofafa1esti
Sanoelsbanfin DallusIa olleet orlup
paperit.
Wpobemlnin tuli lii1G tappioita,
mutto loaiofantoiiilla ballitufien ia
fltilla ei mitGGn ipdarao nGpttGnpt
olepm tallettaiille. Sinansii minis
teri Solnlboe lauilil1 ettd npfpiiil-
lG1nf1Gn olleen ei tollettaiille tiile
mitiGn tappioita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
sOpii aitinia % umoben fnlnttnt

ytasbmille, Senn. = Sobn Gar
ter, 80 muooen ifGinen, Cast ct.
Soaliista. $. iofa marastettiin TO-
toaan ollesiaan a puooen ipanbo ia
jatettiin mpobenlmin pfiin11n erad-
ieen Sllinoiiin faiiuosfpldGn. on MT
palannitt tafaiiin yeasbmilleen pb-
Oesid Gitinid tansia, ionfa bdn oil
loptdnpt Sbeffieloistd, sIa. ianoma
lebti-illnoitusten ipdlitpfiellG.
aun nllori Garter jitettiin pfiif-
ieen Sllinoiiiin tieii bdu ainoas-
tuan etta aitinld elaG josiafin Gent
nesieen maltiosIa. SGn tefi tpotG ia
iiGsti raboia iifii fumes moi pala-
ia tafaiiin. gasbtpiIlesiG ilmoitti
bdn onaiiiaan ianomalebbislG, iol-
Ioin b1nelle ilmoitettiin ettG fen nj
minen perbe aiui 'Best Yoirtisia,
Tenn. San matfnsti beti West Eoin
tim ia tieousteli fplan iepdltii iosto
bdn iattuiii tietdmddn Garter minis
td perbettG. Seppa iattilifin ole
maan mltoren mieben ietd, ia b1nen
ctiimania perbe. Nian ie iitten Iop-
tpi iiiti ia mlnittin omailet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
&iinalaiiet Mmerifas=
ia iotatunleaa
Niimalaiiet iuetGmeet riitaaiianIa
tGuue Q[merifaam.

&iinalaiiet nieisia maamnle liu-
rimnisia faupuneeisia, fllten Chi
<agosia, .Milipalifeesla D. M. ciuat
ioutlaeet iotafiibfon ualtaan. Set
oGn fotimaonia riitafpipmpfiet o.
mat Saaneet fiinalaiiet tdallG fab-
teen mastaffaiieen puoliieiecn, iotfa
npt tesfenddn fanppailepat. 3aba-
foitofin on 10 tapobtinillt, ioisia on
taptettp ampulnaaieita ia joitafin
fiinaIpiiia on niisid fabafoisia iaa-
nat ilirmnia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
&iiafa paljOm Ybbssiualloisia
fGbtGmn6siG antoia.

Yboen lpuooen aialla OIL tiptin-
nosid oielpain autojen lllfu ybops-
iuallpisla fasmanit 20 proientilla,
ilnloittan maanwiljelpsballitilflen p-
leiSten teiocn mirasto. Seindfinln 1
y. 1924 loptpi maasia fGp.Sntoon
registeroitpi1 moottotnpailnlija faif
fiaon 15,552,077, jota wastoin eoel
lilen lpuoOen beindtliun | pnn nil
oen lufu oil 2.549,650 pienempi,
jpten lii1Gntpninen tefi 20 prolents
tia. SSeinGfirun 1 pnG oil iitte maas
la Dfii auto iofaista sc benfiloG
foboen. Suurin mGara aittoia iubs
teelliiesti aiufasliitiun nab6en lSp.
tpp Tppnen meren rannifon lpal-
tioisia, nlisId on pfii auto. jofaista
"a bcnfilo1 foboen. Hienin iubteel.
linen Ii,fn OIL fesfimaltioioen itd-ete-
liiiisiG moltioisia, misi1 niitd OF
main pfii jofaisto 1876 bentilod fob
Den. Wfi.ttu ilGislG lpaltiois'o tapab-
tl,i uutojen liiGdntpnlinen iiinrem-
nosia nlG1r1siG falin nlisi1an nuns
ia ciasa maata, iilla iiellG pboen
ipuoocn ajalla fasuoi lilfllmaGra
80 prcientilla, mifd triittaa iiibem
ettG naisid oiisia maata npt tpasta
OH rpbopttp iei,raamtaan aifaanid
altojen fdpt0siii erinoiiiin tarfoituf-
fin.
8altiot, jcisia on ilrlrin lilfn re
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
tSnumalainen ibbtteesia uafaiuasta
rifoffestG.

gelianfpnmenen ipuotias iuoma-
Iainen Otto Mdfi, fotoiiin glsbbps.
ia, tiiotiin Gitcbbiirein poliiiiaiemal
le ipptettpna patawasta rifofiesta
nelidntoista ipuo6en iuonboo tptdr.
tiGn fobtaon. Mden tponeitii Msb.
Bpm poIiiiipddIliff0 Souaro 8. Da-
mon 9lperin piirioifeu6elta otetun
Observation-Disclosures perusteel.
Ia. SGnet piodtettiin $4,000 tofouf.
ieIIo 9(perin piirioiteus.istnntoo
- M.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
Opettaiattaren mnrbaaja tnmmmsta.
mt.

nut.
Soiiesia paifasia t6sid Ieb6esiG
ferrotaan fiiinfa erGs foulunopetta.
iotor, Meiss WeolIp GIemine, I0poet.
tim miirbattitna foaiIitnia ulfobiso.
neesta @rano Sabenisia, W1icb. -
Mpobemmin iaaout liutiiet ferto.
mot, ettd opettajottoren entinen ra-
fastojo Ggbert Dpfe on ipongitha
ia ban on titnniistanit iiirmanneen.
ia opettaiattaren. Sppfii tefooula
on Dpfe ianoiuit fen fun weiss
Seeming oil bdnet bpIidnnpt. "SoI.
len nina ipoinut bdntG ioo6d, Min
en mpoSfG6n baliinnut, ettd fitfdon
mnli tliIiii bdntd iaamoon" ieIi4t
Dpfe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23
Wlrs syersrion on ipoittairnt atlanta
oifemSesla. ~!

Sepaiin plioitelts on npt antanut
lauinntonia ionfa nmifaan W1rs
Wtirian Sergufon on oifeutetti ppr.
finl11n ipaltion fiipernoorifii.
Wrs Sergltion, iofa iai nintitpf.
len paltionia fuperno0rifii ia iota
nimitps merfitiee oifeastaan iamaa
fitin ipdlinta, moi npt ilman estettG
ottaa ipiran ipastaan lopullisten
spaolien ialfeen btolinatta faifista
pashistaiienia estelpistG ia ieIitpf.
iistd iiiben i,iuntaan, ettei naiielIa
oliii oifeiitta - paiffafin on G1ni.
oifeiitettii = boitao ipaltion ipirfaa.
Wtrs Jergaionia lpastam oifet.
beSia eiiiittpneelld p1dlIefantajaIla
gbarlcs 90. 9icfionilla on Is pGi.
mGG aifaa uu6en oifeloenf1pnnin
noatimileen. sos imtii oifeiiSenfitit.
lustelu mponnettaiiiirL lGbetetddtt
iiittu tafaiiin ipetoonisoife,toen f.
ipiilioiastolle, miitta fen pddtos ei
fuitenfaan enGG eboi ipaifattamaan
tiileipiin tpaaleibin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-23

Hienin EifumadrG nlltoja loptDD
Ssnpaoos'a, oinoastoan 15,96t, De
lamoresio 300. @iitetnt numerot
fosfeipot ainoastaan niitd, iotfa o.
mat registeroibpt fGptGntoon.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-20
Seek Fossils in Africa

East Africa, which has already
yielded up some most important fos-
sils of dinosaurs, is now regarded
with much expectancy as field of re-
search in natural history, and for sew
eral years the trustees of the British
museum have been hoping to send out
an expedition to this territory. The
difficulty, however, had been lack OF
funds; and the hopes of securing CO.
operation with museums overseas also
failed to be realized. II has at last
been possible to arrange for Mr.. w. Il.
Cutler Of the University of Manitoba
to sail for West Africa to explore a
number of the promising sites OF
former discoveries.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-20
WOMEN NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thousands of women have kidney and
bladder trouble and never suspect 1t.
Women's complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
result of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in healthy con-
dition they may cause the other organs
&c become diseased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss of
ambition, nervousness are oftentimes
symptoms of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, physicians pre-
scription, obtained at any drug store, may
be just the remedy needed to overcome
such conditions.
Get a medium or large size bottle imme-
diately from any drug store.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation, send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, n Y, for
sample bottle. When writing, be sure
and mention this paper.-Advertisemen
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-20

With the claim that 1t is the first to
use the tides successfully in the gen.
Grafton of electricity, a hydroelectric
plant employing this principle has been
set up at East Saugus. near Lynn,
Mass. The plant, which is the inven-
ton of Domenico Damlano of Boston,
was begun two years ago and was com
pleted and put in operation early in
the present year. 1t consists OF a
small power house above a we'll on an
arm of the Saugus river, in which is
a turbine set in motion by the ebb and
flow of the tide. About So horse
power is generated by dynamo
rugged to the turbine, says the New
York Times. The plant was financed
largely by Italian residents of Massa-
chusetts.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-20

man he shot and thought he killed Is
the man who's sitting up therel"
A cry broke from Seaton's lips. The
! old man staggered in the dock. The
lawyer put an arm about him to
steady him; and, leaning back against
the supporting shoulder. Seaton
watched De Witt. whose last blow had
been the elimination Of all his years
of persecution.
But the old man in the gallery rose
slowly to his feet and thrust out his
hand. The square white beard
worked up and down as the jaws
champed. He raised his arms. and for
second the motionless old figure
and the old figure below looked at
each other fixedly.
Then. with strangled cry, Judge
Davis dropped unconscious.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-20

| The rains poured in torrents upon the
desert. which sucked them up and
stored them in IT'S hidden springs.
Winton felt utterly worn out after
the day. An unreality hung over the
past; il seemed as If everything had
been dream since the night in Shei-
las house.
Winton was about to go 10 bed when
there came a feeble tap at the door.
When he opened it he saw Judge Da-
Wis standing there, wet through.
He was shocked at the change In
the judges aspect. He seemed to
have aged a dozen years; he was an
old. broken man. He came forward
uncertainty and sat down.
Winton tried TO get him to take or
his wet clothes, but the judge shook
MS head vacantly, as If he hardly I'M
derstood.
You remember what we talked
about that day." he asked. with moth
ing in his voice in the least like a
quaver.
That day l came to you for the
loan?'
about gaining the whole world
and losing ones soul? Mr.. Garrett,
| lost my soul long ago thought
RI gained the whole world, but it's
all slipped away-its all slipped
away"
You've found what you wanted
most. judge said Winton. plying the
old man with all his heart. you've
found your daughter"
And suddenly the conviction was
borne in upon him that the old queen
of the village was Davis wife. The
shock Of the realization was paralyz-
ing. He said nothing of this-how
could he tell him that his wife was
living? He said nothing as the judge
went on:
Eyes, I've found her. I've been a
fool and I've been punished, but all
the past is finished now. l used to
pray, Mr.. Garrett. that Gods ven
geance might overtake the mother;
but God must have dealt with her
years ago. and it's myself He's taken
vengeance on. Aye, He's Knocked me
and made a fool of me. But I'm going
to find my girl a take her away. ]
know where she is. She's living with
Nkama's tribe. up in the hills. Ny
God, TO think of my child living like
an outcast among the Kafirsl'
He stood up and clenched his fists
furiously. Il was face to face with |
Seaton today, and | didn't kill him."
he said. Let him cross my path |
again and he'll diel'
He didn't know" said Winton.
HE wronged me. He brought all |
this on me. That snake De Witt is
nothing. care nothing about his
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part in it, But let Seaton take care
if ever we meet. Mr. Garrett" he
added, falling into a casual tone "you
know Sheila. You were a friend of
hers. You stood by her when | was
printing lies agai lst her in the Chron-
icle-may God forgive me. want you
TO ride out with me in the morning
and bring her home"
Judge. I'll go. and I'll bring her
10 YOU" said Winton. wondering how
this new development would affect his
plans.
IN go with you, Mr. Garrett. I'll
be here on horseback at six in the
morning That's what | came to tell
you"
"Then I'll be ready. judge" said
Winton.
The old man went out silently. leav-
ing Winton bordering still more deep
IT, But he realized that Judge Davis
clnm was prior to his own. And be
tried to view the matter unseIfishly.
though fierce jealousy tortured him
at the thought that he, who had stood
by the girl In her extremity. should
have to yield to the man who had
prosecuted her.
When he went out early In the
morning Judge Davis was just turn
ing into the compound. He WAS
mounted on a big bay. and appeared
much the same as usual. Winton,
who had been little alarmed at his
appearance the night before. was re-
assured He saddled his horse and
mounted. and the two rode silently
out into the desert.
The sun was rising in crown OF
fiery clouds. There were pools of rain
everywhere. and the freshness Of the
air was a delightful contrast to the