Former Nebraska
Senator Sues Son
John Swanson Brings Court
V\ction lo Collect $2,323
of Alleged Debts.
Columbus, Neb.. Sept. 21.—Former
State Senator John Swanson lms
Med suit in district court In an effort
to collect $2,323 and Interest which
he alleges Ida son, Gilbert tV. Swan
son. owes him. The petition contain!
four counts, the first three being on
a series of three notes of $400 and
interest each and the fourth being
SI,123, which the father alleges is due
him as rent on 178 acrea of land.
^old Star Mothers of
Nebraska Elect Officers
Hastings, Neb., Sept. 21.—The Gold
Star Mothers of Nebraska, meeting
here In connection with the Amer
ican Legion, re-elected the following
officers: Mrs. T. J. Gist, Falls City,
1 president; Mrs. Boiler, York, vice
president; Mrs. G. W. Murphy,
Chadron, secretary-treasurer. The
organization will meet in connection
with the legion again next year.
Blue Springs Pastor Is
Transferred to Nebraska
Beatrice, Neb., Sept. 21.—Rev. Con
rad Hewitt, pastor of the United
Brethren church at Blue Springs, has
been transferred to Nehawka, Neb.,
ami will leave for that place this week.
His successor at Blue Springs is Rev.
Mr. Brink.
Prominent Farmer Dies.
Pawnee City, Neb., Sept. 21.—J.
if. U. Martin, prominent farmer liv
ing just east of this city, died In the
Pawnee City hospital following an
operation for Intestinal trouble. He
had been a resident of the community
for many years. Funeral services
were held Friday.
Adele Garrison
“My Husband's Love”
The Way THrky Came Home to Madge
My hopo of Bleep, which ehould
banish the reinehibrance of the book
I had read and had tortured tnyelf
Into believing its hero was my hus
band, did not materialize.
I tried every 'expedient I knew,
but I heard each quarter-hour strike
from the old chimes In a church
tower nearby until a tangible anxi
ety was added to the Imaginary ono
which had been terrifying me.
Surely, I told myself, when 2
o’clock had sounded, the most drawn
out banquet should be over, and I
knew that it was less than a half
hour's journey from the big hotel
where the affair had been held, to
our humble apartment.
Dicky ought to be home.
Suppose something had happened
to hinti
Useless to tell myself that if my
husband were the man about whom
I had been reading, he was distinct
ly not worth worrying about, and
my life would be more peaceful If
he never came home. That primal
emotion of woman, fear of danger
to her mate, swept over me, held
me tense, breathless, agonized for
the hour and a half which elapsed
until I heard the hall door open and
close and Dicky’s key in the lock.
Then with something akin to the
emotion which prompts a mother to
slap a child over whose disappear
ance she lias been agonizing. I found
myself unwilling' to greet him
kindly, or even to speak to him if
I could help it, and cuddling down
into the bedclothing so that there
was left only an aperture for breath
ing, I pretended to be asleep.
A Terrifying Thought.
X kept up a regular and deep
breathing for several seconds after
the door had opened and closed again.
And then, dlsquietingly, I realized
that Dicky had not moved after
closing the door. He was standing
motionless, Inside the door, and I
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heard no sound but that of his hur
ried, unsteady breathing.
An utterly absurd but terrifying
thought seized me. Suppose it were
not Dicky standing there, but some
marauder who had in some way se
cured a key to the rooms?
My pulse seemed to Btop and my
flesh felt Icy as I faced this possi
bility, but I knew there was but one
thing to do.
With a swift movement, as noise
less as I could make ft, I slfpped from
my bed on the opposite side from the
door, and snapped on the switch of
the night lamp at tho head of the
bed. But at what the light revealed,
I forgot my absurd fear, xny auger
against my husband, my worry over
the book I had read—everything but
the_ fact that disheveled, pallid,
shaking, Dicky was leaning against
the wall, either sorely hurt or des
perately 111, I did not at first know.
Then, even as I sprang toward him,
I saw tha edge of a bandage beneath
his hat, and knew that he had ex
perienced some accident.
"I’ll Attend to This Myself.”
I wasted no time in exclamations
or questions. My long association
with Lillian has schooled me In a
habit which my mother's teaching
began long ago. I drew up a chair
to Dicky's side, and slipped my hand
under his arm.
"Sit down, dear,” I said softly,
the caressing word involuntarily ut
tering itself.
He slumped heavily against me,
while tho pallor of his face deepened.
"Bed,” ho whispered to my re
lief, for knowing his reluctance to
be "doctored'' or "babied," I had not
ventured to suggest his lying down.
But he was almost a dead weight
upon mo when I finally got him to
the bed, and with the whispered
words, “No doctor,” he fainted.
Fortunately I have had much ex
perience with swoons, and in sick
ness and accidents of widely differ
ing kinds, so that I was not as much
alarmed as I otherwise would have
been, but even with my conviction
that he was only in an ordinary
swoon, there seemed a tight bana
clutching my heart until the restora
tives I applied were rewarded by the
opening of Dicky’s eyes.
“Did I go under?" he asked slow
ly. “What a fool!”
“Don't talk yet!” I urged. “Drink
this.”
I slipped my arm under his shoul
ders, and put a glass to his lips. He
drained it obediently, and I eased
him back to his pillow, taking my
first opportunity to give more than
a cursory glance to the queer-looking
and blood-stained bandage around his
head.
l’ut as I bent down to inspect the
bandage, Dicky put up both hands
over it, as If he were protecting it
from me.
“Didn't you ever see a cut on the
head before?” he demanded crossly.
“I’m all right now. or will be in a
I minute or iwo, and I’ll attend to this
I myself."
(Copyright. 1»23.)
Pioneer Resident of Gage
County Dies at Beatrice
Beatrice, Neb., Sept. 21.—Andrew
I’. Holmbeck, 80, a resident of Gage
county since 1883, died at Ills home In
Beatrice. Mr. Holmbeck was n native
of Swecdcn and after locating In Gage
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