davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-01-07

Miss Natalie Hammond entertained
company of IA at the Club
Chanticleer last evening.
Evening star., 1925-01-07

The Minister of the Serbs, Croats
md Slovenes. DIR. Ante TTesich Pa
ichich. will entertain at dinner this
evening in compliment to Nine.
Grouitch, wife of the former Minister
ftf IuunSl:f via
Evening star., 1925-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Snow, jr.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13

betegsegek, a laz - el6bb-utobb
elpusztitja az embert. Es mines
menektles, mines szabadulas. Szok
mi mem lehet. A legkisebb vetseg-
ert is - halalbuntetes jar. A 60
ly6, igen, a goly6, csaknem olyan
olcs6 a legioban, mint az ember-
elet. Els egymast meg0lni, ejjel =
egy asszonyert - mindennapi do
log. Egyetlen asszonyi olelesert
csatat viv a legio nyomorult fer
fiserege, csatat, ahol fegyverek
ropognak, emberek hullanak es a
tisztek mulatnak e veres jatek
f0lott.
= TIT hallottuk - mondjak, =
hogy alland6an jonnek Magyar
orszagbol Parizsba, akik az ide-
gen legioba gravitalnak. Ha tud-
max, hogy nj var reajuk, nela
mennenek.
- En- vegigkiizdottem vilag-
haborut = szol kobe az egyik, -
de az a n6gy esztend5 minden
szenvedesevel es borzalmaval
egyiitt nem volt annyi, mint a le-
rio egyetlen esztendeje.
Amikor aztan AIT kerdeztem
meg t6liik, hogy vagynak-e meg
maid bolyongani, szerencset haJ-
szolni idegen f0ldeken, idegen ne
pek k0zott, szinte egyszerre vag.
ia XII mind az ct:
= Soha, uram, soha! Csak meg
egyszer hazajuthassunk, mem csal
Xxi benniinket t0bbe soha senkl es
.semmi mi magyar otthonunkbol
Az egyikuk egy homalyos TO-
tografiat mutat, valahol Alglr.
ban kesziilt. Amikor eloveszi ron
syos, tepett tarcaiabol, egy darat
ka gyiirott szalag esett lie foldre
Nemzetiszinu volt. Piros, feher
z0ld. Ugy kapott utana, olyan
iiedten, olyan mohon, ez a sze.
geny, Afrikat jart magyar flu
mint valami scent, draga ereklye
utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13

ok is kere magk udvet AIT pedig ok igen 6 ua hogy
bba torenetek merete meg sent akadyOo abban
hogy Macy ember ees embe kva6 ud6 vagy vakoz egyn
Hogy masok NIT anittatna azza t06dek hogy
kene mig iskoaba rnak nit tanisana joguk torveny
ben elrendelni.
ha ebbol per kereked ragaszodnak jussukhoz abo
bbanak Darinnak veszedeme szarmazhatk
inert hszn kimondta boc brajuk hogy tudomany bb
peret ks varosuk donti ell
Bbla es tudomany!
bibia csodas megallotott k0nyv amely
mi cviconk v6 embergre mnden egyeb konyne
osz k0nyvene vgon nagyobb haassal volt Mnden tudo
many, muveszet kuura, mienk
mentumbo saradzott XII Hogy he hogy Adamot hetedik
listen r6 alkotta meg hogy ceal enyee Jona @
mas hotte harmadnap gyobd mindez henye kerde Mar
nemet Humboldt megmagyarazta hogy gene remtesi
rend he napja megee udomanyok tanasaiak de
hogy hebol egy nap hany gy evig tartott
ink szern AIT Ii tudja? tuda egyaltalan vg termene
remet Els NIT magyaraz meg bouk tudomaAy protopazma
ia? gobb esetben AIT hogy eg meg tuduk hogy proto
pazmat XII boesajtoa a vizekbe Is hogy honnan
titkokert reemekert emberi eze fel mem foghao
dogoket lit nenk Adam es eremtese mndenha6sg
nek vagrenszer keletkezeset ertjuk meg maga
denhatosag vegteenssg fogama belle
menkbe De bba tortenetek csoda tanusgc oemeo
nhez utao tndoo szovedeke gy ragyogvany
r Ell vag kai fo erteheteent cseekedetekben
lumokban pedakban beplana erelmunkbe leh
M konyve csa listen legegyesebb andknak teknten gyamo
talan emberseg szamara.
Azsa Macy nepenek Indiaban Tbetben Knaban Japanor
szagban mindenknek megvan maga biblaia. mindenk
elite amire konyve kepeteek Most m6 mi ket
mentumunkon eput cvzcoval kezdenek ernkezn
mind vi eetre karnanak keni poaban tudomnyban
ben koaban trsadalmi szervezkedesben zacon akota
ava fegyverkezven Mem mint lit naunk
lozous hrdette hogy nyugat fog meguhodn
nyokto hanem keletiek eakus embeanyaaan kereszeny
uj es oesmentom keni
Amig vagegyetem minden ttka fol taru eottn addg
gdragabb tudomanya eberisegnek zvetseg
vel maradnak Minden mas udomany dze dcsoege
mex De vaas alta vagi tudoany pedg
kozbul bba eobb volt udomany fog eln
mint udomany Mind ketto ember kamaraabo erdt
orras hit szusegesseg @ udas vagya konfktusba
keveredik az emberiseg kuzetk maga paradcsomab6
(RAKOSI JEN0)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13
HARMINC NAPIG MEM EVETT
EGY 80 Ewes EMBER.
Naponta felliternyi vizet ivott. -
Ma egeszssges es j6 etvaggyal
eszik..-Egy izem Sc faj, - mond-
ia az osz ember.

KARCAG, 12.-Siiveges
Laszlo hentesmester so ewes atyJa,
evek el0tt megvaIkult S hosszabD
ideje agyban fekv6 beteg. Hona-
pok elott teljesen elgyengiilt, oily
annyira, hogy utobb mar enni Sc
tudott. Hiaba probalkoztak vele
az orvosok, harminc napon at sem
mi etelnemiit mem fcgadott ell. A
kapott orvossagokb6l adott be ne
ki az 0reget gondosan apollo Su-
veges Laszl6ne es naponta kaves-
kanalk6nt egy felliternyi vizet
er0szakolt belle.
Icy tartott ez harminc naplg.
Az orvosok remeltek, hogy az
Greg etvagyra kap, = inert Su-
veges Sander szive es tiideJe 10,
ep. Csaladja azonban felve szam
lalta a napokat.
A harminc napi koplalas utan
aztan csoda t0rtent. Megszolalt
koplalo. Macy csodalkozassal
mallotta menye, Siiveges Laszlone
az Greg gyenge, er6tlen szavat:
= Adjal, kedves egy kis VIII ci-
beret.
Siivegesne azonnal 0rommel tel
jesitette az Greg kerset. Kinaltak
volna aztan minden joval, de az
0regnek mem kellett. Masnap del
+. utan azonban 3 allott el6 keressel
| - Csinalj nekem tojasos galas.
kat. Ugy ehetnem.
Fla is, menye is kinaltak kony-
nyebb etelekkel, de az Greg nya
kaskodott:
= En- Revert galuskat ehetnem
Stveges Laszlone NIT tehetett
egyebet, vegll is megcsinalta ga
luskat. Greg Siiveges Sandor %
J, etvaggal evett bel6le az6ta al
lapota allandoan javul. Jo etva
gya van mas paprikas hust il
megkivanta. A napokban XII is je
!. lentette, miutan joiziiet evett:
- Egy izem Sc faj!
Mines is 80 esztendos Siivege
i Sandornak semmi baja, akit a
elmult napokban meglatogatot
: Henderson lak6 ferries nGvere, o
t eyes Gorgei J6zsefne, sziil. Siive
i gas Julianna is. J6kedviien elbe
szflgetett a ket testyer. REsiizzony Esiz a
I ishiitkan sesik { meg, hOgy 7 ke
! egyiitts beszelget5 ember eletev
i szazny yolcvanharom evet tegye
! XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13
1915. AUGUSTUS 13

gyar az egyletet, Ha magyar testv6reim
egg kicsiti bizalmasabbak lenn6nek a
sajat maguk aital alalkitott egyleteik-
xel szemben, aklkor mem hagynak 81, SGT
gyermekeiket is beiratn&k magyar
egyletbc, hisz ex is mar aincrikai egy-
let, csak eppen gyiileseiken beszel-
mex magyaru1, k6nyvei ezen testiiletek-
mex is amerikai. Mem lesz akadaly a
fiatalsagnak atvenni apjuk 0r0ket, az
olysn testtiletek, meiyek mar k0zel egy-
egy milli6 dollar vagyonnal rendelkez-
nek, mem bukhatnak meg, mines okuk
fklteni. annak j0v6j6t."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13

ban az egyetlen szoban nyiIvanul
meg, hogy "Haza.' Haza menni,
haza, - Magyarorszagra. SEE
genynek lenni, nyomorogni t0b
bi nyomorgoval, = de otthon len
nj.
Van-e meg sok magyar az
idegen l6gi6ban? = kerdeztem az
egyiket,, aki hat evvel ezel0tt mil
szaki rajzol6 volt egyik nagyobb
alfoldi varosban, vegigharcolta a
vilaghaborut 6s vagy n6gyszer
sebesiilt.
- Abban a szazadban, amelyik
ben en- szolgaltam, ismertem vagy
tizet. De t0bben vannak, sokkal
t0bben. Talalkozni azonban csak
akkor szoktunk, ha a garniZon-
ban voltunk. Ez pedig nagyon
ritkan van. Az ugynevezett expe-
dici0s kolonokba osszak be mind
jart azokat, akik legio "rekru-
tai," oman pedig visszaterni -
kevesnek sikerul.
Azokr6l kerdezem, akik meg
kint maradtak, akik meg mem jo
hettek vissza, akik ITALIAN mem i
fognak visszaJ0nni soha.
-Azok, akiket en- ismertem =
mondi ia, = munkasok voltak. Ipa
rosok. Itthon nem kaptak mum
kat, kimentek Franciaorszagba
ahelyett, hogy foglalkozasuk utal
neztek volna, jelentkeztek a legi'
! ba. Vagyonokrol almodtak, pedis
az egesz penz, amt kapnak, 25t
francia frank, amikor a belepes
kotelezvenyt alairjak, hat honap
szolgalat utan ujra kapnak 25'
frankot es ezzel vege. A napi zsolt
| iuk 20 centimes. A garnizonokbal
t0lt0tt napok alatt minden penzii
ket elkoltik aki ct rettenetes es
tendon at tud elni, AIT OF ev utal
elviszik Marseilleig partra t.
SILK. Meg utikoltseget sem adnal
neki, hogy hazamehessen.
i Az "eletroI' beszel ezutan, al
: rol az eletrol, amelyet OFT cit, OF
! szenvedett at Afrika forr6 eg
alatt. sa ys i. ,fsf
y Mem. .lehet szavakkal kifeje,
nj azolkat szenvedeseket, am
: lyeken OF .ev alatt atmegy az, al
kibirja. Kevesen vannak eek, n;
( gyon kevesen. Az orokos hare
I bennszulottekkel, a vadakkal, a
) tan Afrika eghajlata, kiilonfe'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13
ESEMENYEK
(FolytatAs az /. oldalr6N

tos aiapon nyugv6 egyletsk, nelysk a.
lami ellen6rz6s alatt mik0dnek, s6t al
lithatom, hogy az amerikai egyletef-
mel dragabban kell megfizetni azokat
a jogokat, amelyeket a magyar egylc-
telxnel 6lveznek Is semmivei sem big
tosabbak ezeknel.
"Ezekben latom en- igazolni az oko.
kat an1iert elhagyja nagyon sok ma,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13
MAGYAR FIUK SZENVEDESE ES PUSZTULASA
AZ IDEGEN LEGI0BAN

Sokat hallottunk, irtunk, olvas-
tunk francia idegen legioban
szenved6 magyar fiuk szomoru
sorsar6l. Most egy Parisban levG
kival6 magyar ujsagiro, aki oft
az idegen legi6 kiszolgaf magyar
emberroncsaval talalkozott, irja
le az idegen legi0ban szenvedo
szerencsetlen, kalandos verii vagy
tevutra vezetettek sorsat:
Meg a mutt honap vegen tor
tent, hogy a francia Dijou wares
kozeleben, a robog6 gyorsvonat-
Dol kiesett egy 10th Ferenc newt
magyar ember, aki ct rettenetes
esztend6t szolgalt lie a franciak
idegen legi6jaban es most volt ut
ban hazafele, Magyarorszagra
10th Ferencet korhazba vittek,
egyik kariat levagtak es 10th Fe-
rene most dijoui korhaz agyan
nyomorultan, benan varja, hogy
talan egyszer megis elerkezik az
a pillanat, amikor ujra k0szont-
heti a hazai foldet. Ez a 10th Fe.
rene tehat mem erkezett meg Pa
risba, = ahova a francia hatosa
gok iranyitottak, - de megerkez
! TEX a t0bbi 10th Ferencek, Macy
Janosok es Szab6 Istvanok, akik
| ot-hat evvel ezel0tt indultak Bi
harb6l, Bekesbol, elosz0r Marseil
leig, oman aztan vitte oket ha
jo, a vagy, a kalandszomjusae
egy s0tet vilagresz gyilkos leve
gojebe.
/ Most visszajottek. Oten, har
mine kozil. Ennyien maradtak
Huszonotot leteritett golyo, pre-
dai l0nek Afrika vadjainak, =
embernek, allatnak vagy nyo
morultan, kinok k0zott fetrengv'
pusztultak el valamelyik garnizol
piszkos agyan. Oten megmarad
| tax. Ez az OF szerencsetlen ma
1 gyar vegigszenvedte poklok mil
den kinjat es most osszetorotter
/ gornyedetten, faradtan, betege
!, es koldusszegenyen eljutottak Al
rikab6l Parizsig. TIT talalkoztar
veliik a magyar. kovetseg udyys
ran, ! azons a Akis fdarabka magsa
/ foldon, amelynek olyan halNatla
ereje van, hogy az OF elfaradt bu,
dos6, - akik a legioban eltolto1
IIevek utan francia allampolgaro
!. lehetnenek mem tudott MAJ
j mondani, 1ninden vagynk, csak a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13

LBGYEN OFT MINDENKI
A NYkRkJI KAHNEvALoN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13

Daytonban ejatsz6do majompero rengeeget ovastunk
vtuk tehat kezbe Pesi Hrp
ve6rckt menek megNaz is kuon
kes hogy uagrok nesztora Rakosi Jen
tollahegy6re a kerdest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17

us that YOU, Miss Anderson?
~ am nwfully glad you answered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17

children will b. playing ont OF
doors and tho frs, thing they win
think Of is circus. Arc the Gle.
plants scruhhcd7'
NO" said tho Circus Manager,
but guess you are right. II
takes "A month 70 get circus ready
TO start Wen scrub them al once"
Are tho clown suits washed?"
asked the March Hare next.
NO" said tho Circus Manager
shaking his head There's n big
washing TO do"
Us the calliopo cleaned out so
that It's last note doesn't squeak
when you play tune in the par.
adc2"
Not yet, SIR
And arc the gold wagons all
painted up and oiled and have tho
horses now shoes and has the bal.
loon man -"
That's enough. sir" almost
shouted tho Circus Manager. ~
forgot there was so much to do.
didn't thing spring was so near
up North. It's good thing you
came" And he hurried away.
But he called back. II don't know
where my clowns are. They don't
stay here in winter, but act on the
stage"
Wen get them" said the March
Hare.
Then get Bimbo first said the
man. Away they went.
Go BE Continucd)
lCopyrlght. 1875. y. II A. seryIca. Inc.
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Telephone Message From John
Alden Prescott 10 Miss An.
dcrson, Nurse TO Mary Alden
Prescott.
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sir"
What! Nc act" cried the Cir.
Gus Manager. why never did
such thing"
Wen then. start something, said
tho March Hare. children. tell
this gentleman what we have been
doing"
Getting spring started" said the
Twins together
We'll, you're queer one" laugh.
ed the Circus Manager. "And now
y suppose you think you are going
to get me started IL that ~"
YES" said tho March Hare look.
ing into his book again. THE
snow Is Off tho ground up North
and soon II will be oil green. The
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Plan Pacific Coast
Inventors Conclaye

Inventors Of the Pacific coast viii
have an opportunity TO get together
in convention. IL plans OF X. c.
Clark, 57I5 2Sth ave. ~ T., are car.
ried thru. Clark is issuing gen.
cral invitation to those who have
some patent issued by the patent
office to their credit TO meet AT some
date In the future. He is asking
all those intcrestd to write him at
the above address.
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JOE OUNCE

into the swirlinR blackncss OF the
maindeck sobbing,
Don't you want 10 20 below.
Mary" Drake nskcd her. suddenly
appearing ali dripping and breath.
less at her side He had worked as
hard as any man.
Il wouldn't leave the deck for
worlds she crleo. and chung 10 the
rail as TO life prcscrver
Continued In Our Next Issue
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Great Scott! Then l think l Will
just leave 1t as It is untn am
sure when can go. may DO
able to make it this morning.
Eyes, know she will probably
call me up, but by that time win
know definitely what l am Going
to do
Don't say anything aboss it un-
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happier to know they are being
punished for something that they
deserve, In fact, think / could
bear my punishment better II were
innocent. I'm perfectly willing TO
take all the blame, hpl Two got TO
have my wife and babies and have
them damn quick or III 30 insahe.
Ruth, It Is a desperate man who
Is talking 10 you, and swear to
YOU that IL Leslie will not talk to
mo today I'll put myself where she
nor no one else win talk to mo
again.
you viii do your best. That's
a dear girl. ri cali you w in about
an hour and hear what you have
done.
THANK you, Ruth. You can be
sure that / will never forget your
kindness. eau up the Waldorf and
ask for John Alden Prescott. III
be waiting for yoI"
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tho phone. want to ask your nd.
vice.
Something unexpected has come
up and ann not sure just when
can leave for Atlantic City.
"Of course, know Just how sho
viii take IT, Mother always seems
to think that sho rs being put upon
by everything ana everybody.
you say she Is all ready TO go,
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4 1EAt0WS NTWG2GS (
~, 0S TG1(3 FlxgOCScG (
y " q Olive Roberts Barton IS
NO. GETTING THE CIRCUS STARTED

The March Hare took the Twins
TO the place where the circus was.
away down South
They sat on his back and he GOV.
cred the ground with leaps and
bounds until he got there.
Down South II was summer and
the circus was very comfortable
altho # wasn't doing anything. It
was just sitting still, you might
say. In winter quarters.
Now jump off" said the March
Hare. I've business to attend to-"
Then when the Twins were off.
he put on his glasses and took out
a little book and began to turn the
pages very fast.
Where's the manager" he said
10 the gate man.
I'm there" said the gate man
pointing over his shoulder with his
thumb.
Come on" called the March
Hare to the Twins, Were going
In"
Hi, thereF called the man.
''YoSre not allowed
FAIRY Queens orders" slid the
March Hare shortly, and the three
OF them went right along without
,any more words.
Pretty soon they came to q tent
with sign over IT..
The sign said, Circus Manager
His Tent" so In they marched
without knocking. How could you
knock on tent
Hello look who's hercl" cried
tho Circte Manager "Are Won
looking for job, my friends? Have
you got now acty
mo" said the March Hare. look.
ing sharply over his glasses. but
It's time you were acting my dear
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TELEPHONE MESSAGE FROM
JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT 10
RUTH BURKE

"Hcllo, Walt. This is Jack Pres.
colt
"Oh. I'm all right. I'm trying 20
ret word to Leslie nnther Telephone
does not seem to WORT. " Ruth IS
there win you let me talk 20 her.
AN right I'll wait.
ruth, this is Jack Prescott. rye
Just called up Leslie and find that
she has instructed the pcriou who
the phone TO say that SHE
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was not TO be disturbed, not even
by long distance telephones. Won't
you contriyc to get word to her and
persuade her to talk to me?"
"Oh, you have promised not TO
disturb her too2 Then shs.was not
sure whether would cali her or
not. Can't YOU break your promise,
Ruth? Surely You know that |
love Leslie. I'm perfectly frantic
because she VIII not talk to me.
"Of course, know II is all my
fault, but that docs me no good
now. II doesn't make anyone any
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til yoa hear from me- 81. sol
Copyright, 1895, The sea''s .,,,,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, m,
sation between Mary Alue" ,t
colt and John Alden Pres'O'

BY KEN kim
BY STANLEI

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want Ad Department. Lv '.,,,,,cu
YOU yet results. The clr'u''
larger, "thc cost less
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other when nobody else would fight
them, tho thoy were Iast cronies
old Joe hunting had kept them IN
check IA bit. Nick Coombs had helped
They were afraid OF those two sea
soned old salts
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Lot star Wr1nt Ads help you.
They give results and the sost ~
less.
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nEnIN III.RE rnnNN

.. -
s'''N ,''.NE i"i'N'
ar i sre,, N u snf, ma M "nabby ,hn, n
lifc of idlo uasc. ships aboard tho
eltppcr Qroptes as boy" under the
'Vi','lA ~ usrr,,,,p>,s ,,,.,.. .,,,tt,. n.
lncurs because 0f a mutual love
for
MIL MNNNlN,,, oaNkn'', or ~.
Town. stevens Is snpepstded Ms cap.
tain by nrakc, whose lawyers have
pn,Ni,'s'8 W. Nten'ss n2t, ,,,i ltS
Drake hreonirs coid ana dignjflcd In
tho ptcscpco of Mara, stevens now
sniy' n,@s,,, ''9as t',l' To- io'i" Low |li,'
one nirbt JaEr yWtgFs Mar,.s cabin
aud embraces hvr Mary screams
,laNe ana q me strW I, run To- hr5
friend. NaT, Seeks to protect him
NOW 90 0NsWITH THE STORY
"oh. was drcamngg sho cricd
"Did / cry outT,
Aud Jake. stralthily looslng her so
that he might bo unhampcrcd 80
meet tho attack he know must come.
suddenly saw the glimmer OF light
she showed him and answered;
II heard you as / came Oft watch.
Dreaming. wasn't you. Miss Mary
lie stan glarod darlly. rradlng tho
upbellevlng ehallengo in brakes
eyes. Ike SANITY tried 20 conceal
great French knife in a sleeve only
half long enough, but he made no
effort 10 conceal the look OF accusa-
ton he lcveicd al Stevens Drake
went 10 the bedside, meeting Jukr's
gazo suuarcly as lac pushed by
what happened. Mary?" demand.
ed Drake sharply. He laid hand
ON her forehead. and felt the starting
moisture. He noted the agitation Of
her breast. The laces OF her night
dress stin nuttcrcd. "Aro you sure
you were only dreaming"
"oh YES. Such a horrid drrnmr'
sho hid her face In the pillow. Don't
talk about II. please. / was SO glad
to wake up and see Mr.. stevens near
me. Alden. was so frightened
would have been glad To SEQ any.
body. But I'm an right. Please don't
bother about me-"
"Very we'll. But Il YOU arc going
10 have more bad dreams, I'D suggest
that YOU loci. your cabin door. Good.
night"
The steward stood aside as stevens
Ike felt that there ought 10 be. might
DO yet. opportunity to put the edge
Of that big knife 10 the test. Poor
Ike was no warrior. lie was scared
cold at the threat OF bloodshed. Rut
he was willing 10 fight for old Cap
tain Manuing's daughter II need be-
and surely he had believed he was
going 10 fight when he grabbed That
biz knife aud darted out al Mary's
cry. And FOR a moment he believed
he saw blood IN the eyes Of the two
strong men fhciue each other out
side Mary's closed doot.
sThatu do. Mr.. stevens, thank
YOU" the skipper said quietly. Il
congratulate you upon the amazing
promptncss you showed in answering
Miss Manning outcry."
Happened TO be handy" growled
Jake. and Iurched OF 10 his berth.
Drake stood for a moment, shifting
hard. Ike scuttled away feeling dis
gusted nj the ending OF so promlstng
an encounter.
As II the ships barometer regis
tered the pressures OF human emo.
;ions as well aa OF atmosphere. there
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game in the United States. The gun
sellers and the government fatty re-
fuse to agree to make the substantial
reductions in hunting privileges that
have been widely demanded in the in
terest of the preservation of game
and sport on a permanent basis. In
winter the ducks and geese mass up
in nine states, and the sportsmen and
duck hunters who shoot in those states
refuse to bulge an inch from twenty
five ducks and eight geese per day.
Thus far they seem to completely con-
troll the Department of Agriculture.
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Each county sends a %chaperone and
the boys and girls are carefully look
ed after while they are there.
1t is hard to estimate the amount
of good these young people derive
from associating with other club girls
and boys from all over the state.
There is keen rivalry v the demon
stration teams but we have never seer
a finer spirit than that which was ex-
hibited at the annual club banquet on
the last night of the fair. This is an
event to which everyone looks for
ward and for which invitations are a
premium. This year there were about
a hundred and seventy people present.
About seventy-five of these were club
girls and boys, the others were club
leaders, extension workers and others
who we're interested in the work.
Addresses were given by Governor
Ross, Elk Governor Carey, Mr.. Nor
%tenson, State Club Leader and Dir
ector Bowman. Mr.. Faville, commits
sioner of Agriculture had the most
difficult and to the girls and boys one
of the most interesting parts of the
program in announcing the prizes and
awarding the cups and banners to the
winning teams. There was cheering
,hnn and a practical demon ira'ion o.
the Wyoming club motto which is to
swim without Dragging and to lose
without squealing."