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'ULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1020
BY THIS WOULD IHTHMSHINO CO.
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ritlKW. MAY "., IftHO.
Thn needy html I nit always I"" forgotten.
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When rroiilure comfort fade imrl ill,
Worldling; nmy weep. Inn whv Minuld I?
Jesus mill tlve. mn.I mill In night.
Yn know tln grace nt tmr lord .leu Christ,
that though Ii rich, yet for your ak ho
hcrianio poor, tlmi ho llirouah hln poverty inlKht
he rich. I Cor. R.9.
Presidential ycmr In n grout yr for profllHUr
I iik-.
Wn urn threatened with Ihn thought that When
they discover why motor oar nre no numoroun
I hey will in close lo tho ri'HUirt why house urn
enrcc.
".Mnthi-r" .lone, Ihn frmiilo Imtnhcvlk of
Amrrli'n, wiyi thn womcm linvrn't nonno rnoimh
to vol". Which ninkfn im JiikI that iniirh ctrotiB
cr for wointtn HUffrnKo.
rrohltiltlon In poMIiik thn KnvprniliPlU JRS.Onn,.
000 n yifir, Anil nt thnl, ni'i'onlliiK In Aim Mnr
tin, thny am ninklni; It fimtiT than (dry rim
find It.
"I nm mirprlRcil thnl iinilor tho rlnMitnftiitii'PH
no Inrnn u voir iihonlil hnvo hern niM for thn
cnnrtlflnto fuvorlnn my nomltuitlon," n.iyi Her
hsrt Hoover In IiIh wnn hihik.
Jiidgo Hiimm-y hnn tiikon IiIh Heat on thn Ktntp
niprrmp lionoh nnil tho tiourhoiiH mourn for tho
t.icrlli'K;' that han lioon rnmmlttril In pormlttlnR
a ropubllcnn to tWIln tho tomplo.
Hiinm pxiprli'iicn with modern tail driver
Inipcln tJM to withhold JuiUmont In tho piiho of
tho man who hol ono. Wo fppl that thorn may
liuvo Iicp.ii cxtcnimtlnc i IrriiinstiUK'i'H.
When ho flrht liimlcil In Amrrlca ix tew munthn
obo Mr. Ilnnvcr didn't know anyfliliiK nhnut
Amorlrnn polltlcn. In thn lntprlm ho lian Irnrnrd
a lot. I'm- liiHtnncii In: now know what tho
word "bciitlnR" turnim In political parlance.
"Herbert Hoover In overwhelmliiKly tho col
Ipro mnn'H favorlto for prYHldcnt notwIthKtnnd
Iiir IiIh palmary defentn," hiiJ'h ii illiipatvh from
I'rlncotpn, N. J. llavlntT had nomu viperli'iuo
with n proKldentlal caiidldato that nime to tlx
with u Blmllnr emloriicmpnt wo feel Juntlfled In
returnliiB tliruikn that coIIprq men are not elect
Inn tho prt'Hldrnt thlK your.
IIOMIMtl'1.1-: IN I'OldTICS.
Tho republican party In Kansan City In a
neetlilnK mob of factional hate. Without the
dllehtent attempt to Kit Into iletalln ono fact
ntnndii out clear outnlde. elflnh InterentB cmiHed
It. And that In neurly nlwayn tho cnuno of imrty
factloiiH iprrmlttlnK outHldu InflueneeH to entor
and dlsnffert tho milldarlty of local paitlnan
nllRninentii. Home-rule In pointed, local Holldar.
Ily, theno nro tho two ruloM on which u vlutorloim
orsanlz.itlon In alwayn bullded.
Tulsa republlcaiiH known thin. A Hplendld nnd
what nhould bo n l onclunlvo len.snn of tho forco
of thin ohnervatlon hnH Junt boon wltnenned In
tho republican party In thin city. In tho city
lampntRii linmu Interi-HtM and nelRhborhood In
flucneoi were rolled on. Tho political Interloper
from tho nuttilile, roprcxQiitlnK the nelflnh ambl
tlonii of a No-called mnto leader or caiidldato for
Hato office, wan not permitted. Tho trim Inter
cstB of all republlcaiiH nt Tulna were dlncnvei cd
lo be Identical, no with nuch Blvo and lake differ
enccn an alwayH oxint In any healthy annoclatlon
of men. tho lumen wore met and a parly moralo
utabltuhed that overcame to u very eonnlderablo
extent the ill efi'oitit which a campaign einploy
InK tho oppimlto tacllcH hud Imponed upnn tho
party.
There wore difference, of courne. nut mero
differences do not breed faction, providing tho
idvlce nnd counnel of an outnldor with a ncheme
of hln own I not prenont to c.iuiio nusplclon and
hatred and mlntriiHt. Now thn outnldo Influ
ences are nRiilu ntteniplInK to khIh advantaRe
for thumvelvpR by lnJtlnK their . liemen and
tdvlre Into tho local republican nltuatlon Tho
fnctlon-breeilhiR, ti oulile-ninkliiK gentlemen
have been In Tuliti, pimnyfootlnir about to neo
what they can discover or advantage to them
fflves. Within 24 hour after their arrival tho old
factional difference wci . aealn innntfnht. MIh
trtint and nuplclon were prloklnK up their ours.
Tho neighborly spirit of good feeling hud been
rudely dlnturbed. And ynt county, state and
natlonul cnmpalKn In to bo faced within the next
Mx nionths!
Tho World would like to bo nblo to say some
thins that would Induce Tulsa republicans to
turn a deaf ear to all such mischief makers,
something that wo-ild i-auso each to mibserlbo to
tho sound political tlnetrlno that solid front at
homo U necessary to victory ubroad, something
Hint Wi'iild i a iic- Ihein I r. ir,nnll their nelKhborn
flint. We would like to see dm trnmo TmImi nplrlt
manifest in polllli H la munlfentec in rominbr
I'lal and liiilimlilal Hffntr. And an Hint nplrlt
linn pren llwlf In lho affair no will It prnvo
It win Mi in politic.
There I not lh nllBlitenl niinii why thorn
nhould not be vrv nenernl nirreemnt among
Tulns rnpiiblliunK on all vital nmttnr. They ar
neltrhhorn Their foal Intarnala am mutual. They
are friend, or should Ih. They inut llvn aft
netshbor nnd friend iinlll aueh time a anmo
of thm ihange tlielr huhltallnn. To permit the
aelflnh pollthal adventurer to enter tlia loral
altuatlon and ailr up inlntrunt and rnlwlilef I
very nim h the name aa permitting an nntnliler to
enter l he home for similar purpose. In both
i use certain Ittiuhle follows.
The munition Nhould ilepanil flrnt of nil on
ha endornemenl and support of hi homo folk
And when such a one itlatrarila hi limne folk
ami seek inKHeuiMiis ami a rommixlsllnii
with Rome iniislilr influenee, ha bus con far to
ward rurrrtilnR thn confidence of hi horn
folk. Tho lepubltenn pally of Till !i pre
fented to It not only a rtil npp.iit unity, but It
Ihnulilera n grne reiiirfnRlhlllly. Neither thn
opportunity nor thevreMpoiiHlMMty tnn lie niu
cesafully met without that nolldniity whh h come
Irnm a atrht prapO' e of home rule.
A SIjv's.VHON IN IIOIir.MIA.
Ilnhembi J)7i a eiialion. Tannin Hurst, the
Klnry pvrlir nnd a Hunnlaii iniinlclnn 'with an
unprotiouncHhle name, have annminced their
mariliJgl which i , tun ail five year ago None
of their friend nunpeeted I Ik relationship. Minn
J I u rait, who Insist that her name ha nut been
chatiRHil, tells the story, pnil ths Bumlny supple
nioiila lire full of It,
"Our mm i In kc wa n iiilel affnlr," she wiys.
"The usiinl service uim cinplOyeil. Wh linply
had ii Meiillemen' ngreerueiit that wo would live
our live as UMilal. mooting only by appointment
Just as wo did pi lor lo nurmili rlage. I wit de
termined to have both my career nnd love. We
derided that seven breakfasts n week ognther
would be Impossible. We huvn nvorngnd two i)
week since wo were mariied. I had my own
circle of friends and my husband had his.
Neither had to account to the other for tho way
tlmo was spent. My husband and I have met tin
strangers at nocl,il oont where wo both hap
pened lo be Invited and worn Introduced to each
other. Our contend wan for a year. Wo have
been slipioiiiely happy, and tho fact that It liis
gone flvo year and Is losultlng In nnnounco
ment Instead of annulment proves the wisdom of
thn experiment."
"Supremely happy?" .Supremely selfish and
supremely cowardly In a better description. The
Indy nnd her "friend" may preen themselves on
having rendered u service to other. If so tho
selfishness and rownefllco which bred thn nr.
rangiiment Is nearly equalled hy thn egotism ills
played In boasting of it.
In this story Is exemplified stiutllngly tho mar
riage for convenience. This Miss HurBt makes
pretense of being an nnyllst and student if
sociology. Wo should like for her to analy7.11 the
emotion which caused her to respond to tho sex
luro down to Its Irieiliicnblo nod bald miulmlim,
and thoi turn her mind In on helself and her
Husslnn maul If she has a gasp In her that will
bring It.
Thorn wero ceilaln features of thn marrlaRo
rehitlon that both craved. These they took.
Then refused to discharge thn obligations that
nlnno Justifies those features. They wero too
cownrdly to defy tho moral laws of ineit so they
worn legally married; but M the very nature of
tho "contract" they assumed proved themselves
cowardly and Immoral enough to defy tho lawn
of (toil anil nature. Had they mciely defied the
laws of men yet consummated tholr "gentle
mon's" agreement, they alone would havo suf
fored. Hut In Ihn cunts.! they ndopled they
Injured themselves, their country, posterity and
Ood.
What, please, would bo tho state of tho nation
should tlils miserable marital miscarriage bo
comn the rule Instead of tho sensational raro
exception? our lady nnthor disclaim vnhem
cntly that there was anything in tho naturo of
treo love In her experiment. Indeed thero wss
not. Hut as between the two we havo a greater
respect for free love.
A Tllltltll ir AllltAir.NMKNT.
The speech )f .Senator Knox In tho senate
Wednesday must nppeal mightily to tho sober,
conservative mind or the untlnu. It was not
only a very nblo presentment of the necessity for
adopting tho pending peace resolution and thus
ending tho war In theory as well as fad, hut
constituted a terrific arralBnment of the admin
istration. "I havo only sympathy for tho president In his
Illness," said tho senator, then added, "sympathy
for tho country which is suffering under him be
cause of It." And that Is the vital matter. It Is
possible to show duo regard for tho sick man
rOM.MITTHH MKKTIXCS.
(Copyright 19211. hy Hdwir A fJuest.)
I-or this and that and various things
It seems that men must get together.
To purchase rups or diamond rings
Or to discuss the prleo of leather;
I'rom nine 10 ten, or two to three.
Or any hour Hints fast and looting
Thero Is a constant call for 11m
To go to soiiiti tommltteo meeting.
The church has serious work to do
The lodge and club has need of'workern.
They ask for Just an hour or two
Surely 1 will not loin tho shirkers?
Though I have duties of my own
I should not drop before completing,
There comes the call by telephone
To go 10 some committee, meeting.
No longer may I eat my lunch
In quietude and contemplation,
I must foregather with the bunch
To raise a fund to suvo tho nation:
And 1 must talk of plans and schemes
Tho while a scanty bite I'm eating.
Until I vow today It seems
My life Is one commltteo meeting.
When over me the night shall fall
And my poor soul goes upwards winging
L'nto that heavenly realm, whero all
Is bright with Joy and gay wUh singing.
I hope to hear St IVter say -
And I shall thank him for tho greeting
"Co ie In and rest froni day to day
Here thero is no commltteo meeting
whoso shadow hn been governing America with
out disregarding the almost vital neglect that han
attended Amnrlcnn nffnlrs for nmirly a year.
"Our national executive," continued the sena
tor, "with stubborn lrrpnnlhinty continue to
deelriro we are nt war. Hut a a prndlcnl matter
tho only war which he wage again! Ameri
can cltlton and American induntry. With Oer
many ho wage no war"
And that la true, beyond cavil. The, Knox
speech present n line of argument that wo tin.
Ilevn corieclly Interptetn Amerbnn public opin
ion ri It unnueallon ihly Interptet Amerlcnil
needs,
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Oklahoma Outburxln
Ily OTIH r.OttTON
Junl lo how how the pulilli liken to violate
the law, ninny people still i.ill It Hodge street.
The voli. xlveti Mr Hoover In California shows
that the Kasicr freed' did nol have much
effect on thn lemon cnop
The eccentric Idea of a eyclmie gust of wind
wr Illustrated Tuesday when a farmer picked
up a "full bouse" jut after the Tulan trade tilp
per pneil.
Another thing we have noticed I that the
nwlperi never had any trouble getting .1. M
Artklanu'n name correct until after hn got Into
city polltlr.
Of courae there are other, exclaim tho Dnllnr.
Nmva, but one kind nf n simp Is, tho girl who
cm rlea a muff In tho summer ahd mnrrle a
mutt In the winter.
While dei lining himself a republican, the
atieugth ahilwu by Homer 11 lining democratic
voter seem to Inilleatn that non-purtlsan demo
crat are Incienilng In number.
One reason w hy o many edltoi wIP be in Mu
Aliwler today Is that every one of tnem hn a
sneaking notion he, can win the carload of
eo.il offered for the best story.
The girl on South Main snya she Is In favor of
cleaners up. but she ran t make up her mind
whether to give her support to the "clean-up
week" drlvo or the new police rorre.
Our private opinion Is that any rnpubllcan who
Is trying to figure out how the republicans am
going to curry Texas this year Is merely playing
Into the hands of tho profiteers by the unneces
snry consumption of paper.
one Tulsn housewife who has been patriotical
ly rending the government bulletins on how to
get along without sugar, says she finds that tho
only vegetable she can can without sugar Is cu
cumbers. Congressman Unwind has opened his mm
pnlgn for le-eledloii. He Inti oiluced an nntl
protltei'ilng bill the other day. In thin respect,
wo feel much tho anmo toward 11 congressman
as to a baseball player. We llko to sco him
try to hit the ball.
(jiarometcr of Public Opinion
Third Tarty?
Senator Johnson's most powerful supporter nnd
chief political friend Is William It. Hearst. Now,
Hearst hns made no concealment of his deslro
to have u third putty In the approaching cam
paign. He professes not to llko either the ilemn
I'ratlc or tho ropubllcnn organization. Ho seeks
n party of his own. Recently he has been quiet
on tho subject, but ho lias nbt recanted. Ho hates
Wilson, ho hntes Mrynn nnd tho friends of hoth
and likewise he hates and would destroy, if
he tould, tho republican pnrty. New York Tri
bune. Demagogy, Not Wit.
All Incomes above a certain sum are to be
commandeered. With so mini? bubbles afloat It
ennnnt bo long before somo genius will recom
mend shin-plasters and a dehnseil coinage The
salvation of.the people, soldiers, Included, rests
upon the vlmonary character of these devices.
Thorn Is ilemngogy enough In congress, no doubt,
to appropriate six. eight or twenty billions for
bonuses. There Is not wit enough In tho wholo
body to draft a tax measure capable of produc
ing the money without bringing on a panic.
New York World.
City In He Congratulated.
IMItor World: The city of Tulsa Is to be com
mended for selecting a man of the typo of Mayor
Hvnns to head Its civic affairs. He has plainly
shown the coinage of a profound conviction by
his declaration on entering office. It is tho
bounden duty of not only every official under
him. but or every cltlieu of Tulsa tolglvo him
their .utmost support In carrying out tho pro
gram ho has outlined, thereby making your
city 11s clean morally as It Is beautiful materially-
-the prldn or tho middle west
HOY I. ntUHUIUCK.
Tulsa, Mny B.
.Mr. Hoover's Views.
Without a slntflo exception Mr. Hoover's at
tempts to define his position on public questions
lead llKo Introductions to something he is about
to sny. Yet there Is around all of them nn nt
mosphero of saying something definitely. He
Is not 11 man to be suspected or evading any
question, nnd theierore the oulv possible con
elusion Is that when he says nothing hn really
sincerely believes that he has said something'
that he Is simply unable to be definite, positive'
concrete, In discussing public questions, though
he certd nly thinks he Is us definite ns anybody.
New York Times. '
Ciitlrl-iVN "It. M. ("
IMItor World: At the risk of being accused
of possessing a diseased sense of humor may I
suggest that tho Haronicter, of Public Opinion
bo Illustrated and put on the samg pag with
Mutt and Jeff, ir Its mission Is to amuse tho
public, as evidenced In the column of this date?
It was with the greatest of admiration that I
olved, or I might say, attempted the solution of
"It. M. C.'s" rhetorical masterpiece, hut after
diligent research and consultation with Web
tor's 1'iinhrldgeil, ipy respect for "It M. C."
Increased every moment, the thought finally
penetrated that he Is not heartily In accord
with tjio proposed soldier legislation His dln
lertnllon snared miles ovej my head, but I am
rnnsoled with the feeling that It was not In
tended for the lay mind --at enst. my two years
university education failed to enmo to the rescue
with stifrieient strength to Inspire In me the
lonfldonoe to lay aside thn dictionary
It. M. C. furthr disarm tho unsuspecting pub
lic hy stating that he Is neither a lawyer nor
silver-tongued orator My next guess would
he that ho In n barber, if ho had not disclaimed
imitation with a position of public trust In
nil fairness,' editor, whom do you trust more
than thn man with a r.ir.or at your throat. Per
sunnily, I have lmpllclty confidence In my bar
ber, but that In neither here nor hereafter. My
next best r.uens Is that "H. M c." la n lease
broker.
The opinion of the party who signs himself
",t A. I.ohonir Is dripping with beautiful sen-
Inicnt, which of course will keep the kiddles
In. bennn nnd tea, providing It Is accompanied
by a little coin of the realm. If his honorablo
discharge got him anything In the commercial
world, surely he bent n largo number of us back
to the land of tho free.
In conclusion, I might sny that I. too, am a
Rotd chevron mnn pne on each sleeve. As I'm
not In need particularly of the money, naturally
I'm not personalty In favor or tho bonus, hut
editor, let's you nnd I. It. M C. and .1 A Lebnu,
mil nil tho rest of the hoys who served for tho
Honor glory nnd run thorn was In refrain from
mak.iig application for tho bonus, should It no.
omo 11 Inw Our consciences will then bo ck.ir
and everyone will bo satisfied Very truly yours.
OItVIU,K S l'YATT.
Hriatol Hotel, Okl;0iom;i city. OkU.
Seems to Be
i
Margaret Garret rs
Husband
- nv.lANE PHELPS "
OyJANE PHELPS
CH APT Kit XI.
Agony of Spirit
I where ho had been, what kept htm
so long, ho w'oujdn't nnswer,
Ask mo
It makes no difference how long
I live, how old I get, I never shall
forget that night; tho first I was
ever sepnrated from , my husband.
At 2 o'clock I could endure It no
longer and called up Tom Langley.
A servant answered and said that
Mr. llarton had lion suddenly called
away nn business and had gone al
most ng soon ns ho had returned
from tho country.
"Who Is It calling?" tho servant
asked after her explanation.
"Never mind," 'I said, nnd hung
up. I was glad Klsle had not nn
swered. Hut In my fear ror Hob I
never thought that had I been In Kl
slo's place, nnd somo woman who
retimed to give her name had called
Hob at 2 o'clock In tho morning, I
should havo resented It. ,
I was absolutely numb with fear
when a little utter 3 o'clock I heard
Hob's key In the door. and he came
In, 11 long drawn whistle " escaping
him as ho saw the place lighted.
"Oh, Hob, Hob, where hnvo you
been'.' I thought you were killed!"
I cried ns I flung myself on his neck.
"Kor goodness sake, Margaret,
what's the matter? Why didn't you
stuy with your mother as you said
you were goltyj to?"
"I knew you would be lonely and
I wanted to surprise you," I sobbed,
drenching his wcsltlt with my tears.
"Surprise aren't always the picas-
somo sleep,"
After hn
leaned over
probably hnd
rett ng e l
ed nnnd that
didn't wnnt
nbly hadn't hnd anything to ent
since dinner.
Tho tenrs cniuo Into my eyes ns t
thought or my housewifely plans all
rorgotten In rear ror hi satety. The
chicken, tho mushrooms nil spoiling
on tho table, added poignancy to my
grler. I should have put thorn In tho
Ico box. Then came tho thought.
"No 19-ycar-old girl would have
enred wnnt
didn't hnvo
comforted by
doing ns a
havo done,
not caring that the rood I had pre
pared would bo only fit tor tho garb
ago pall. Hut what I did mind was
that Hob could find anyone, nny
tiling, thnt could Interest' him for
that length of time without me. Why
I couldn't even be contented with
father nnd mother without him.
When we went into hrenkfast
next niornlg Delia worn 11 "didn't
I tell you so" nlr that was most ag
gravating. After she had waited and loft the
room, I said to Hob:
"Now, dear, toll me nil about It!
Did you get
antcst things In tho world, He re
mlnnil Irv dhoti'
turned grimly. "There, I'm here, so , though it u
. i'.'.' cr?. "K...Ji" i.J. I. ' H whnt
r. l" '""I had been,
i: .'"if",,.:.'...'1: "iTn. :y: 1
" K.iin. nis mou
think you were 19 Instead or 29.
nut wny nlil It take you so
long?" 1 persisted. Thon I got my
I know that Hob meant nothing by
that speech. 1 know It now, but
first Insight
then It hurt mo dreadfully. Would , termed tho unevenness of my hus
ho have hesitated to stay out If 1 1 band's disposition.
hnnn 10 Wna I I, . ...tint I.a. ..... . .... . .
had been 19?
. ....... -un. nrier
He led tho way Into the bedroom i rr("llnor, took nl to H s,Ul1io nttir
and we went to bed almost In sl-.a friend of his was giving, to intro
lence. I tried to tell him that It ! duce a new klnger. She had a voice,
was only my great tovn for him that ,ori j Ptln ,r, nml wl.holl,
made mo comn homo, that It was I 1 . " nout
that same great lovo which made , cn '"?lnK the look of horror with
.no anxious. Hut hn wouldn't listen. ' w hich I listened ho launched forth
And whop 1 asked hln; to tell mo In the most onthuslastlco praise, not
only or the
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The Young Lady
I crass the Way
IX.
The voting lad across the w,i
say her rather Is so entirely non
partisan in his views that sho doesn t
believe he ever In hln life so much an
thought of voting anything but the
repbllcan ticket.
No Stopping Him
I...... .,.-..
1t1.11 1 cuiiiiui 1 persist nnu ii"i io,i ;,- . , A . .
unattractive when ho camo home, A towns nnd countries under I.eo
I tried to comfort myself by think- ?re lllif' ' ' 'V0"' ""ti.y nerloua prob
inc that nothing In the world no 'mH- Olnturbnncos of all sorts1
Jme. wm,l"Ceei,t,1h.,nSout1'.)nd 1 rlll Kra''"'
ho known I was waiting
I (Continued tomorrow.)
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Mamie's Notebook
In tho morning I want
was all ho would say.
was sleeping soundly t
nnd kissed him. Ho
Yestldday Mrs Watklns asked mo
lr I wanted to make a dime, saying.
My baby carrldge Is nt
us iiesV l o
was" ho ."ason ho "J. "J
to talk. And ho prob- t'1' I,,irk for me?
been disappointed In
Wlch I started to do.
Oosh. 1 hope none or the rcllows
Is out And 1 got hair way back
with it without seeing cny or the
retlows wen all or a suddln I saw
Puds Slmklns and Skinny Martin
and Ixroy Shooster dow'n tho street
spinning lops, mo thinking, Heck,
darn It. And theer was some red
bedded kid going past, and I sed.
Hay, do you want to make 11 sent,
push this thing down to the corner
beenmo or them
they 1 for me, my arms are
Benso enough
and 1 anil tne reu neuiieu kiii
the thought that I was, a ont I wont. 3 cents
younger woman would eh.irge for pushing biby
I rinally went to sleep
und I sed. O all rite. Ill
And he pushed it down past Puds
and Skinny mid Iroy Shooster, tnn
wawklng In back of him ns If I ind
ent even know who ho wan. wlch I
dldcnt, nnd ho stopped pushing It
down at the corner, me saying. III
give you the 3 cents as soon ns I
get tho dlmo frum tho lady. Wlch
lest then I saw some more of the
felows. playing hop skotch In the next
bloc knnd I sed, Well, as long ns
you made 3 sents you mite as well
mnko 3 more push It past those
fellows up thero and III glvo you 3
more.
Nuthlng doing, my rates has gone
up, theyro 6 sents now I Jest Joined
tho union, sed the rod heded kid.
and I sed. Well holey smoaks. Im
the business?" deter
thnl 1 v.'nu Inlnrnuln
- hm mnrn rnrinxitv in
ho had done, whero ho I nny going to get a iHine.
than Interest. , Thnts none of mv hizn
,h"?.k j r.hn" .un hi '!"" o rcvs .arted ;o
i m iiiii nr rnnii.
the street and 1 srd. O all
Into what Klslo had
wo nn sneii tniutni?
woman s voice, but of the
woman herself. "She was lovely In t
her dark foreign way. he said ai! hd
stopped for breath, "and so young"1
"How old was she?" I asked, as
tonlslied thut Hob sljould praise an
other woman to me; and prnlso her
so fulsomcly. I couldn't have dono
such a thing to sive my lite. ;
"About IS," and again ho sang!
her praises with kindling eyes until I
ho. looked at his watch, and with an1
exclamation thnt he would bo late nt!
tho office, rushed from the table. Km
kissed mo as usual, however, and)
when t whispered that I loved him'
so that I couldn't stay In tho coun-j
try. hn replied. I
"All right, then don't siy you are!
going to s'ay unless you mean It " i
I cried for an hour then, realizing
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lit push It all the way for S waM
you think t am, a strike breaker'
sed tho kid. Wlch I had to promlso
him 8, making 11 altogether, and hn
pushed It all the wdy to Mrs Wni
klnses. me wawklng in back of In-n
as If I was Jest tnklng 11 wawk by
myself, nnd wen Mrs. Watktns gave
mo the dlmo. 1 lrid to give It to tho
red heded kid nnd r. marbles hr .
sides to make up for the oxter errt.
Proving enythlng is hotter than
Ing ombarassed.
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The Horoscope
Th tnr Incline, but do not eirr. j' "
I'ltlDAV, MAY 7, 1020.
Thla should be n lucky day a--cording
to tho rending of the si irs,
Venn. Pnturn nnd t.'innu me nil in
beneflc nnpeit.
The theater should lienerit durp ir
this rule, for the nlgnn Indicate n
phenomenal Increano of Intercut 1,1
the npnken drama.
Venn eemn to forecat tho rii
or n grent ne trowa who Bhall repn s. nt
the new era In art.
Women hould bonent gn atlv
from this nspocl, which Is suppled
to Blvo them keenness of intiij. ,t
nnd great initiative.
There I a sign read ns presaging
nm nnv iviiTiinn nn n-i' ill i-onu, i?.t-
tlousne whero their political duttoj
nro concerned. Surprises in the re
sults of the national election will bo
mnny and ontradlctory.
Till day'H nspects nppenr most
favorablo for farmers nnd their in
terests, but they nro warned iigHtt
undesirable leaders.
Tor nevernl year nstrologer hav
prophesied Interest In psychb- phe
nomena. Now they foretell tin
classification or A row facts that will
become tho roundatlon ror progress
In .mental henllnc, tolcpnthy nnd
simnnr oxpcrlmont.
There Is the best pohslble foreirnt
ror aVintlon which will receive inu h
attention rollowing tho next national
election.
The Invention of whnt would ror
respond to bicycles for tho nlr U
again prophesied.
Ono of the seers roretelln that a
rhyme will ruin tho chances or n can
didate for high orrice,
Tho pnrtlnl ecllpso or tho sun,
which will take plnco this month,
rnlls In the third ilecnn of Tnurus
nnd Is believed to presage pcstlli nca
nnd famine. A scnrclty of fruits Is
fnrelnlil frnni the mtiitrta nt l.ia
. Itlino.
for him.
Prussia. Italy and Hohemla.
Persons whoso hlrthdato It la
have tho auguiy of n happy, pros,
perotis yenr. Tho young will court
nnd marry.
Children born on this day will b
steady, persevering nnd well con
ducted. They will rise rapidly in
whatever vocation they choose
ICofjTltM. 1020. by the MrClvc Nimpir-r SfaJWul
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ABE MARTIN
thinking,
getting tired.
sen. .noi inr
Is wat I
carri.iges.
give you 3
and he sed
If there's anything worro n a
grouch it's th' feller that feels im
mense. Snmn wnmen seem t' bn
h n.i Wi
0 r,
rite, da-n t prominent ever'whero but homo
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