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in zrak topel! Mari ven, v noe,
ven v plimo in oseko vseh stva-
ri, med ljudmi z utripajocimi sr-
.ci, nego ticati v tel sobi, XII je
brez ME tako mrzla in brez po-
mena.
Svetiljke - te mestne pasi-
jonke - so prehajale il bledine
" polni ,oranz, in zvezde so sc
uzigale. Poll desetih! Oh desc
tih, ne pref, pojde mimo meme
hise. Da ina vsaj nekaj pred
sabo, ceprav nekaj skrivnega in
jalovega, to ga je pozivilo. Toda
v soboto zvecer ne bo seje v
zbornici. Cramier bo donna; ali
pa bosta oba z donna; ali pa sta
odsla v svojo vilo oh Temzi.
Cramier! Kak grozovit demon
je nakrenil, da je tako pogubi-
la svoje zivljenje! Zakaj je nj
srecal on, preden Sc je navezala
ma tega moza! Cd tihega prezi-
ra nasproti cloveku, XII nj ali
dovolj rahlocuten, da bi primal,
kak pogresek je bila njegova
poroka, ali ne dovolj viteski, da
hi svoji zeni prihranil cim vec
teze tega pogreska, je ze preset
v ljubosumno sovrastvo, kakor
da je ia MOI prava posast. &c
bi 81 stala Cramierjem il oci
v oci v boju ma zivljenje in
smrt, samo to bi bilo zadosce-
; ME njegovim custvom In
vendar je bill mlad, po naravi
blag MOI!
Srce mu je neusmiljeno bilo,
ko sc je blizal tisti ulici - eni
tistih starih, tako lepih ulicic
nekdanjega Londona. Bila je
jako Okla, brez vsakega zaklo-
ma; in zbegano je pomislil, kaj
bi rekel, da ga kdo sreca v tel
oddaljeni zagati brez izhoda.
Brez dvoma bi sc zlagal. Lazi
bodo zdaj njegov vsakdanji po-
klic. Laz in sovrastvo, tedve sill
nj reci v zivljenju, Sc mu bosta
zdeli v njegovi SLIM ljubezni ne
kaj cisto naravnega.
Ia hip je stal neodlocen pri
ograji stare cerkve. Crna, z be-
limi zilami, S stolpici, XII so str
meli kakor sence v ia polumrak,
je bila podobna velikanskemu
prividu. Bio je, kakor da je
upodobljena sama skrivnost.
Obrnil Sc je in magic koracil do
Ii po cesti tik OBJ hisah ma ma
sprotni strani. Okna njene hise
so Sc svetila! Torej nj z donna
Media luc v obednici, luci v So
bi mad MO - brez dvoma njena
spalnica. Ali je nj mogoce spra-
viii k oknu, ali nj moznosti, da
hi njegov duh splezal tia gori
! in zvabil njenega ven k MENU ?
Nemara je nj tam, nemara je
samo sluzkinja, XII je prinesla
topic vode. Zdaj je bill konec &C.
ste, toda nemogoce mu je bilo
oditi, ne da bi bill Sci Sc enkrat
mimo. I to pot je hodil pocasi, s
sklonjeno glavo, kakor zamis-
lien, skoda Sc mu je zdelo vsa-
kega pednja tlaka, oemi pa je
yes cas- iskal tisto okno lucjo
"a zavesami. Mic! Zopet je stal
tik cerkvene ograje in zopet Sc
mu nj da1o naprej. Ma mali, o.
XII, samotni cesti sc nj genila Ii
va dusa, niti macka ali pes; nj
cesar zivega, samo mnogo tihih,
razsvetljenih oxen. Kakor zagr-
njeni nepremicni obrazi so opa-
zovala njegovo neodloenost. In
pomislil je: "Ah da! Koliko jih
je pac, XII Jim je prav tako ko
meni. Tako blizu in vendar tako
dalec! Koliko jih je, XII morajo
trpeti" A kaj bi bill dal, da hi
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Anton Grdina,
predsednik.
Della "a nloSke

KROJAG "a popravo in prenovlje-
ME in likanje oblek. Stalno delo;
zaprto OBJ sredah popoldne. Plaza
cd ure. Y. M. Cleaners. 2622 Frank
lin Ave.
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je zanjo~ in morda "a samega
Marka, ako sc temu mozu z
grozo odmika, jo je neusmilje-
no udarila; in s tezkim napo-'
rom mu je pretaknila roko pod
pazduho in rekla: "Zelo sem
trudna. Prestrasil 81 me-" J
On pa je memo roko odrinil,
Sc okrenil in sc zastrmel skozi
okno. In tako sta prisla do
NOV.
In ko jo je ostavil samo, je
ostala ma istem mestu pri oma-
ri brez glasa in giba in mislila: 3:
Kaj maj STORM? Kaksno zivlje-
ME bo to?
Deveto poglavje
Ko je prisel Mark Lehman, XII
je pripotoval naravnost il Beau
lieuja, v svoje stanovanje v
Chelseaju, je stopil takoj k ma
lemu skladu svojih pisem; dva-
krat jih je preletel, nato je stal
cisto tih, top in kakor bolan.
Zakaj mu nj poslala obljublje-
nih vrstic? In zdaj Sc je zave-
del - ceprav Sc ne do kraja -
kaj Sc pravi biti zaljubljen v
omozeno zensko. V tel negoto-
vosti mora cakati najmanj
osemnajst ur, preden Sc SINE
oglasiti, da 1--we, kaj jo je zadr-
zalo, preden more slisati il ME-
nih ust, da ga Sc ljubi. Maj
hladnejsi ljubimec ina dostop
k svoji ljubici, on pa mora svo-
jo plameneco duso brzdati to
mrtveco potrpezljivostjo v vec-
nj bojazni, da ne hi sprawl ME
S cimerkoli v nevarnost. &c bi
j brzojavil? Ne upa 81. Pisal
Dobila bi S prvo posto; pa ka-
terra beseda ne bi bila nevarna,
ako hi slucajno prislo Cramier-
ju pred oci? Kaj pa poset? Sc
bolj nemogoce - kvecjemu sele
jutri oh treh. Pogled mu je kro-
iii po delavnici. Kaj so ii donna
ci bogovi in vsa ia njegova de-
la res Sc tista, XII jih je pred
dvajsetimi dnevi zapustil? Ali
so Sc "a kaj drugega ma svetu,
nego da jih pride ona gledat -
da pride in sede ma ia in ia
stol, pie IL te in te case, in da
j dene on to blazino "a hrbet
in Ia podnoznik pod noge? In
tako 1.-Two jo je videl, kako slo.
nj v tenn stolu in gleda vanj, da
je komaj mogel verjeti, da nj Sc
nikdar tukaj sedela. Cudno -
mic nj sklenjenega, nikakega
priznanja, da njuna ljubezen ne
more ostati platonska, nobene
izpremembe v njunih odnosa jih,
razen enega samega skromne-
ga poljuba in nekaj zasepeta-
nih besed - in vendar, kako
Sc je vse predrugacilo. Danes
mesec, &c bi bill hotel, bi bill Sci
lahko nemudoma brez skrbi k
Mi. Mic bi ne bio hudega, in
povsem naravno. Zdaj je memo
goce storiti najmanjso stvar, XII
Sc ne sklada S popolno konven-
cijonalnostjo. Pref ali slej bi ga
zasacili, kako bi prekoracil kon-
vecijonalnost, in veljal bi Jim
"a to, kar p~avzaprav nj - "a
resnicnega ljubimca! Resnicen
ljubimec! Pokleknil jc pred
prazni stol in iztegnil roke. Mic
telesnega - mic toplote - mic
vonja - NJ: S~nao hrepene-
ME je velo po zraku kakor We
ter po travi.
Stopil je k malemu okrogle-
mu oknu, XII je gledalo ma reko.
Zadnji vecer v maju; somrak
mad vodo, tema pociva v drevju,
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Des eto poglavje, y

Sredi njenega belega. salona,
kjer je teklo okno z obrobljeni-
mi sipicami po vsi doljini enc
stene, je stala majhna mia S
srebrno posodo polno ranega
ostrojnika, pae z njenega vrta
OBJ reki. Lehman je cakal, in oei
so mu visele ma teh cvetovih, XII
so bill 4tako podobni majhnim
modrim metuljem ali cudno pi-
sanim cvrckom, sedecim ma ble-
dozelenih steblih. v tel sobi je
zivela svoje dneve, zastrazena
pred MIN. Pc enkrat ma teden
kvecjemu DO smel priti semkaj
- po enkrat ma .teden "a emo,
dive uri cd vseh stooseminsest-
desetih ur, XII bi jih rad prebil
z MO.
Nenadoma jo je zacutil. Vsto-
pila je tho in stala pri klavir-
ju, tako bleda v svoji kremasti
obleki, da so j bill videti lasje
temnocrni. Komaj je prepoznal
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(Nadaljevamje)

, (Nadaljevamje)
Tako nenadoma zapuscen, Sc
je polkovnik zamislil, bobnaje
po mali mizi. Kaj? Dolly je kri-
viena! Uboga Dolly! Sal jo ina
tako rad kot zmerom. Seveda!
Kaj more on "a to, &c je Olivia
mlada - in lepa; kako maj bi
Sc zanjo ne brigal, je ne zelel
resiti IL te homatije! Tako je
sedel zacuden, nejevoljen mad
zensko nespametjo. Nj mu no.
telo v glavo, da je Mrs. Ercott
skoraj prav tako malo spala,
kot njegova neeakinja, da je
skozi priprte trepalnice opazo-
vala vsako posamezno tistih
njegovih malih ekspedicij, in 81
govorila: "Ah, prav mic ga ne
skrbi, kako potujem JAZZ"
Vrnila sc je dovolj mirna in
je skrivala svojo "nesreco", in
nitro so zopet dreveli proti An
gleski.
Ma Olivo pa je polozila bo-
docnost roko; car preteklosti je
izgubljal svojo moe; obcutek,
da so bile vse skupaj lie sanje,
je bill cd minute do minute krep-
kejsi. Sc par ur, pa bo stopila
v hisico, sezidano v senci cer-
kve, XII jo je nekako spominja-
la otroskih let in njenega ostre-
ga oceta z isklesanim obrazom.
Svidenje mozem! Kako ga pre-
nesti! In drew! A ma drew nj
marala misliti. In tudi ma jutri
ne in ma VISA jutra, kjer nj ime-
la opravka, da bi Sc mogla "a
radi MEGA po pravici pritozeva-
ii, a tudi nicesar, kar bi mogla
delati, ne da bi obcutila, kako
je il njenega zivljenja izginilo
vse prijateljstvo, yes ogenj in
vsa barva, in da je ujetnica. V
ia jutra, to je cutila, bo zdrk-
Mia nazaj il svojih sanj; in vda-
la Sc DO, mogoce brez posebne-
ga odpora. Hisa oh Temzi, ka-
NOR je prihajal njen MOI samo
cez nedelje, je bila dotlej njen
zatok; le da tam ne bo videla
Marka - ako ne bi --! Oh
misli pa, da ga bo, da ga mora
Sc vedno kedaj videti, je dobilo
vse vsaj nekoliko mika. Samo
&c ga bo videla, kaj il vse dru-
go mar? Mani nego kedaj!
Polkovnik il je podal rocno
torbo police; zivahno je pri-
pomnil: ''Vse kaze, da bo morje
nemirno!!" in to jo je predrami-
10. Vesela, da je sama, in zdaj
dovolj utrujena, je poiskala
damsko kabino ter med prevo-
zom spala, dokler je nj vzbudil
glas stare streznice: "Dobro ste
spali; smo re pristali, gospodic-
na." All, &c hi res Sc bila! Sa-
njalo Sc il je, da je sedela ma
cvetoei poljani in Lehman da jo
je potegnil "a roke kvisku z be-
sedami: "Tukaj sva, ljubica!"
Ma krovu Sc je polkovnik,
otovorjen S prtljago, oziral ma
zaj "a MO in skusal ohraniti
nekaj prostora m ID seboj in
svojo zeno. Migal il je z brado.
Ko Sc je prerivala proti MENU,
je slucajno pogledala kvisku.
Zgoraj oh ograji ma molu je "a
gledala svojega moza. slonel je
in pozorno gledal navzdol; po-
leg njegove visoke, plecate po-
stave so bill videti ljudje okrog
MEGA neznatni. Gladko obriti,
siroki obraz S tistimi skoraj
bozjastimi, srepimi ocmi je incl
nekaj nepremicnega in silnega,
da so poleg MEGA sosednji obra-
ri kar izginili. Videla ga je zelo
razlocno, opazila je cello srebr-
ne niti v njegovih temnih laseh
ma obeh straneh pod slamni-
kom; opazila, da je preobilen "a
svojo lepo modro obleko. Ma
petost njegovem obrazu je po-
pustila; lahno je zamahnil z ro-
H. ~ Il 4 -.
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ma vso moo cuvati in varovati;
vsekakor cuvati pred MIN sle-
herno svojih resnicnih misli in
mad! Villa bi sc, zakricala bi; ma
mestu tega je krcevito stisnila
rocaj svojega kovcega in Sc ma
smehnila. Ceprav je tako dobro
poznala vse njegove navade, je
cutila po njegovem pozdravu,
po tenn, kako jo je divje zgrabil
"a rame, da mu v dust nekaj
til, cemur ona ne more do je-
dra. V glasu mu je bila neka-
ka ljuta odkritosrcnost: "Bog,
da 81 prisla - sem mislil, da te
ne bo vec nazaj!" Ko je zacuti-
la, da je zopet v njegovih rokah,
jo je prevzela TAXA slabost, da
je komaj prisla do oddelka, XII
il ga je prihranil. Zdelo Sc il je,
da 81 kljub vsem svojim slut
njam do tega trenutka nj bila
niti oddalec v svesti, kaj je ca
ka; in ko je zamomljal: cali
morava vzeti te stare fosilije S
seboj?" Sc je ogledala, da bi Sc
prepricala, ali gresta stric in
teta "a NINA. Da bi Sc izogni-
la pogovoru, Sc je pod pretve-
20, da je slabo' potovala, naslo-
Mia hrbtoma z zaprtimi ocmi
v svoj kot. Ko bi jih lie mogla
odpreti in ne bi zagledala vec
tega obraza sirokimi celjust-
mi in z napetim pogledom, XII
govori: "Ti 81 moja last" -
temvec tisto drugo oblicje S
hrepenecimi ocmi, XII jo ponizno
obozujejo! Neskoncne voznje je
bio lie prehitro konec. VISA obu-
pana sc je oklenila ma charing-
croski postal polkovnikove ro-
Ike. Kadar izgine njegovo pri-
jazno lice, bo res cisto zapu-
scena! Nato je cula v zaprti ko-
ciji glas svojega moza: cali me
ne bos poljubila ~ in Sc je vda-
la njegovemu objemu.
Siloma 81 je dopovedovala: {:
"Kaj zato? Sal to nisem JAZZ, nj
moja dusa, nj mole srce - sal
so samo mole uboge ustnice!"
Slisala ga je: me zdis Sc mi
proved vesela, da me vidis!!" In
nato: "Slisal sem, da je bill tam
tudi mladi Lehman. Kaj je pa
on pocel tam?"
Zacutila je, kako je zaplal v
Mi strah, rada bi bila vedela,
ali Sc il to kaj pozna, skusala
ga je prikriti z nenaravno ve-
selostjo -- vse v sekundi, pre-
den je odgovorila: 20, samo ma
oddihu!"
Nekaj sekund je minulo, ma
to on:
Nv, svojih pismih ga nisi mic
omenila."
Odgovorila je hladno: "Ne?
Precejkrat smo ga videli."
Vedela je, da jo gleda - S
preiskujocim, napol grozecim
pogledom. Zakaj - o zakaj! -
ne more prav tn, prav zdaj "a
kricati: I'm ljubim ga - sill
Sis? Ljubim ga" Tako ostudno
Sc j je zdelo, zanikati svojo
ljubezen temi polovicnimi laz-
mi! Pa sal je vse skupaj toliko
krutejse in brezupnejse, nego 81
je mogla misliti. Kako nepoj-
mljivo j je zdaj, da Sc je ke-
daj predala temu mozu "a vse
zivljenje! Ko bi Sc mu lie mogla
umakniti v svojo soho in tam
premisljati in snovati nacrte!
Zakaj njegove oci je MISC izpu-
stile, polzele so po Mi S pomi-
lovanja vredno pozeljivostjo,
pretece izprasuje, dokler nj re-
kel: "No, skodilo tt nj mic.
Prav brhka 81" Toda njegov do
tik je bill tudi "a memo samoza-
tajevanje proved, in umaknila
Sc mu je, kot da jo je udaril.
"Kaj pa je? Ali sem ii kaj
naredil?"
Zdelo Sc il je, da Sc Sail -
nato pa je jasno uvidela, da Sc
-; Xo1;1 Txo ,,ox,nek 1-ol>@ >naxyo ,spa -
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ia obraz, enak cvetlici, XII Sc je
zaklenila mrazu. .
Kaj je storil? Kaj Sc je pri-
petilo v teh ,petih dneh, da je
TAXA proti MENU? Prijel jo je
"a ODE roke in jih hotel poljubi-
ii, toda ona magic: ~
(Dolje prihodmji6)
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zen1IjiSGa

Hisa ma 1912 Lake Front. Lastnik
gre izven mesta, mora prodati
SIS sob, garaze. Ia nitro prodajo
$1O,5OO. Ii 1880.
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ZIDARJI

The Matherson Bldg. ina stalno
delo "a zidarje. Visoka plaza cd ure,
dobre delovne razmere. OR 1904
ali Sc zglasite pri Matherson Bldg.
Co.. 1873 Puritas Ave.
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LEPOTIcARKA; mlada, zmozna va
ienka. Vprasa Sc ma 1890 Supe-
rior Ave-, MU 3275.
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Hisna opravila: izurjena kuharica
mora imeti rada otroke; ina soho
in kopalnico ma g. nadst. Izvrstns
plaza. Mora imeti priporocila. -
DA 1850.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-24

LEPOTItARKA: izurjena Finger
waver in Manicurist. Tedenska
plaza $50. 1890 Superior Ave..
MU 3275.
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Eisna opravila: zenska ali dvojica;
mora biti dobra kuharica, MOI
lahko della drugje. Tedenska plaza.
YE 0600 ali Chagrin Falls 1920 po
6. uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-24

Pantry Girl: dobra plaza poleg obe-
dov; $125 mesecno. MaYfield
Country Club. Mayfield-Sheridan
Rd., EV O826, in vprasajte "a Chef.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-24

Cafeteria Wagon Girl: prijazne zu.
nanjosti; cd 2. pop. do 9. Nv. Pla-
Ga cd ure. Mr.. Germanovich -
ARRIS-SEYBOLD, 45lO E. II St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-24

Sc bile tiste zavese odstrle. Te-
daj Sc je iznenada zdrznil, ker
Sc je blizala neka postava, obr-
nil Sc je in odsel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-24

Nov dom v Cleveland Heights po-
trebuje zmozno, prijazno zensko
"a hisna opravila, starosti cd %
do 40 let. lima svojo sobo in radio.
Mora imeti priporocila. FA 0034.
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Stopil je k malemu okrogle-
mu oknu, XII je gledalo ma reko.
Zadnji vecer v maju; somrak
mad vodo, tema pociva v drevju,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-05-22
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
NAT *
F2EA@ Men1sA

1t is a tragic fact that most of us ignore warnings
given by official sources, we listen with only half an
ear and with almost none of our brains. 1t takes some
thing concrete to bring home to us the truth OF these
warnings.
The state highway department has issued statment
after statement this spring about exercising care in
worst condition they have been in for years and that
even with the best of roads and under what seem the
best possible circumstances, accidents do happen.
That very bad s%mash-up here last Friday night
brought home the point with a sharp and terrible sud-
denness. Almost all of our acquaintance who drive are
being much more cautious and are taking fewer
chances. The highway fatalities that happen SO miles
away or more don't have much effect on US, but the
ones close to us involving people we know or know OF
have a very SOLDERING influence.
Whatever the causes of the wreck in which a high
school girl lost her life, and there were undoubtedly
several factors involved, there is only one good result
possible from such a tragedy. Other lives may be saved
because other drivers will remember and be more care
full. We hope they remember all the rest of their lives.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-05-22
lbM CH
Edith

CNOTE: To insure getting in
to the paper articles should be
short and to the point. II a
non-de-plume is used the real
name must accompany the ar
ticle for the editors informa-
ton. VIEWS expressed in this
column are those of the writer
who submitted the article and
do not necessarily agree with
the policy of this paper.)
For the past two years it
has been the aim of the Jun
ior Auxiliary to get the adults
of this community interested
in blishing some sort of a
youth center for wholesome
recreation.
The terrible tragedy of last
Friday wherein one of our
classmates lost her life in a
most horrible accident, should
bring to a full realization the
crying need of immediate act
ion.
Yes, we know that plans
have been under way for the
past three years to erect a
fine community youth center
with all the frills obtainable
But we also know that it will
take a few more years to make
this dream a reality. Are we,
the youth of the present time,
going to be thrown on our
! own until such time as this
expensive center can be erect
/ ed?
We have heard many adults
expound that the youth of to-
day are going to the dogs,
that they can't be satisfied
with entertainment befitting
them. We have heard them
debate on the subject that the
young people should not be
allowed in these places even to
dance. Where else are we to
go? We don't care a boot to
&C to these Joints" as they
are called. They hold no par
ticular fascination for us ex-
cept for a place to dance and
expend our energy.
We are normal youth, like
you were at our age and we
love a good time just as you
did when you were young.
Isn't there some place We can
gather and have our "cokes''
and candy bars and jitterbug.
waltz or rhumba as suits our
fancy? What harm is there in
that?
No, there seems to be a
shortage of building material,
etc. Yet there seems to be
ample material for the beer
parlors and night clubs. Count
them! There are twelve in
Hardin where adults can &C
to amuse themselves as they
see fit. Yet look through Big
Horn county and see if you
can find one single place that
We young people can claim tc
have as our own to have oul
own good time No, sir! Yor
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North Valley

Our sincere sympathy is ex-
tended to Mrs. Glenn Noyes in
the loss of her mother, Mrs.
Potts of Custer, and to all
the members of her family.
A group of friends surprised
Mrs. D w. Carper with a no.
hostess luncheon at her home
in honor of her birthday last
Thursday. Present were Mrs.
Sawyer, Mrs. Powers, Mrs.
Wort, Mrs. John Bennett, Mrs.
Ed Olenik, Mrs. Taylor and
Miss Taylor.
Mrs. Clarence Salveson and
family of Billings spent Friday
and Saturday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Rogers.
! Mrs. Bernice Bowers and her
pupils of the lower grades at
Community school held their
annual picnic lst Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McKittrick
called at the Lloyde Carper
home Thursday evening. They
also visited briefly with the
Rogers family.
A group of friends from
I North Valley enjoyed a picnic
at the Yellowtail dam on Sun
day. Among the families pre-
sent were the Carpers, Taylors
Ed Oleniks, and Mrs. Wort.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.. Rogers
were in Billings Monday ano
attended the horse sale for a
while in the afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Grosskopp, for
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can't find one. Yet, if we go
to a night club we are on the
black list, and the delinquency
of youth is a by-word on the
lips of a good many adults of
our community. We are not
delinquent when we seek a
good time, which is natures
answer to the pent-up energy
of youth.
We knew Eva to be a very
bright, happy-go-lucky girl,
who was not in the habit OF
going to these joints. AS often
happens an innocent party
suffered most. She was one OF
us and had to leave, but we
hope she did not die in vain.
She is as great a hero as ever
fought in the war for she Is
a champion of our cause. These
young people who were friends
of hers would not have been at
a tavern if they had a place
of their own where they might
dance or otherwise amuse
themselves. It is the most nat
ural thing in the world for
young people to want to get
together for a good time and
why not!
Has anyone any suggestions?
What is the verdict? Dc we go
on dancing at the night clubs
vou know we love to dance
or will you help us with a
place we might gather for our
good times.
We have a suggestion. What
about the Senior high school
gym?
The Junior Auxiliary
"reminiscences of w. E. Warren
In the early days of the set
tlement here, two of our farm
women stopped a newcomer
neighbor of theirs. He was w.
E. Warren, who was then To-
eating north of town on what
was later known as the War
rem ranch. In the course OF the
conversation, they noticed a
hairless farm horse. It develop
ed it was burned in a railroad
wreck in which several other
car loads of effects belonging
tC newcomers were lost.
It seems that the railroad
had refused to be responsible
for damages, and Mr.. Warren
was making an effort to see
that the settlers were recon-
pensed. The discussion then
turned to the battle between
monopoly and the common
man and Mr.. Warren's inter-
est in the Non-partisan party
iii Minnesota. He said that if
the farmers of that state had
been alive to their own inter-
ests they would have pushed
the propose! to levy a small
tonnage tax on ore deposits
then being placed in the hands
of private owners. Such a tax
would pay all the costs of gov
eminent and schools in state.
The Chicago Examiner Later
carried an editorial signed by
Randolph Hearst stating that
the joke of the long whiskered
Non-Partisans" would have
been far reaching and would
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Three years ago Ed Smiths luck
went bad. His crops failed, and it
wasn't long before Eds home and
furnishings were up for auction.
Half the town turned out, and
Ed must have thought his neigh
bors were . bunch Of hungry vul-
lures buying up all his precious
possessions for q song.
When it was over, and the auc-
tioneer had left, Sam Alternately
turns to the crowd and says: All
right, folks, let's take time out for
4 glass of beer, and then put this
stuff back where it belongs!"
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mer residents OF our commun-
ity but now of Colorado, are
visiting friends in this county
at present.
Mrs. F. B. Taylor, Mrs. c. A.
Rogers and Miss Harriet Tay-
lor attended the meeting of
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have meant a tax-free Mime
sofa had they been successful.
James Keane
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From where | sit 60. by Joe Marsh
When Eds Crops Failed

Two hours later, Ed was in pos
session Of his home and furnish
ings; and the folks who'd paid for
them were sitting around Eds ire
enjoying q neighborly glass of bear
to show their friendship and
their confidence in Ed.
To-day, Eds hack on Infect an
other constructive member Of the
community. And from where I sit,
we've all been well repaid-a gsod
investment in q good man.
&eM ~<
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