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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

fun paret cen, nemlig Woies. Der
formoaeoe at Iepereoe Yentateufen
til Cubs Weniebeo.
600 SfoIe9on9, eoo %ltooanneIie
bar Den itsrIte Betponina bet er.
flurer ieg iom en-, bpis eget no-
oonnelie er blepen iaa mongelfulo
og brlloitpffeoetie paa @rllno of
3orboIoene, 9iSernes llglnit og
Sfolens Stiling iblonot os for %
q 80 gor iioen. gel er bet ioale-
oes, at @no fon uoruite iig Bio
ner at iba9e Heoifaber, og oct er
en- aenosgerning, at ban bar fun.
net BRYCE bnooe Sans Rielien
Sarge og gnoers StubfiGr tro0s
oeres ManeeI pao aunoifaber. Men
oct er ogioa ionot, bbn0 Spurgeon
flyer, yot 6or Dor Serre emo ingen
9rilg for Dor 8isoom, ban bar emo.
MI min6re 9rng for Dor 9umbeo."
@isoom er beore emo gerler. Se
at foa noeet GGrt, s itnge. 5ios
life oin llngoomstio bort, men goo
poa gooe SfoIer og lgr noget goot
og upttigt, l9r ian meget, on paa
nogen Moooe fan. Wen glenn ion
for bin omegen 2Groom" life oct
melt Iigefremme o9 olminoelige.
29g @ino pno at Dleie goot |
Bog; l9r at Iiiffe sin Munb op
og I9s, ioo oct fan bIibe bsrt og
foritooet, bbor Here er iamleoe, =
men bIin life nogen S~froolbaos,
Der ipr9noer Soils 3rommebinoer.
Sa, bpem Der funoe METRE 29s-
ningens Stunt fom Dor 5relier, Der
flmoe I9ie iooIeoes / Spno9ooen /
Raiaret, at allies Zine ltirreoe pao
bam".
Ger at Ifripe Dit Wooersmoal, foo
andre emo on ieIp fan lGie, bDao on
~ifriper nGi9belcn fan life lioe
@oaieiier," flyer 9ittber. @ien Der
Tor fol ben ooida bruoes, BRIGGS
ilittigt, eoot o. flnrt, ielp ON hi
life pna Ion9t n9r fan naa iao
Ionet meo y@aaicfieren," iom gu.
tier og mango andre.
Og Lao os lPre Dor gibel, felt
ON bi life ifol bare 9rofesiorer
9eologi. Mon io9oe ont 8relie'
ren: gSnorIeoes peo oenne Sfrifter-
ne, oo ban life or opIGrt2" (Sob.
r. t5). San bon6e alorig gaaei
paa no9et llnioeriitet, og Dog bop-
De ban Ell opbtgonenoe Sftoiigt /
9ibelen. . Oct ianime bar TilfGl'
oct meo 2Ggmonoen Stefanhs, bill.
fet Hart frereoor at bans Tale
apoitlenes '@erninger.
So, og lao os lore at elife oa
BRUCE bort Wooersmaal, bet oanife
Sprog. Oct er ianot, at bet er
oeiliet og bar ioa milo en- Slang, "
oa at bet imelter mere emo trent
inches %iIaar," blot man bruger oct
pon rette Bis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

- uIItD owl - NV ~
ofteonet imoo Morgengrpoet, o9 Der.
for bfeo BET ioa en- 6lugt for 2ibet,
meo set nps fortolte lpffelige no
foIo.
IRA M al bar 9pen poa ip9ftot
arigsfoo ioalGn1e ieg bar Der =
Ssnoionerne biiiereoe ilemt / oct on1s
liaoenoe 2ano, og pi berte bel life
oct baloc al De ulpffer, De 9ioroe,
fsreno eiter De nnr fororeone - Seq
bob0e lanet mig ct HatteIogi / ell
@oon, Der itoo n0r peb 'Sotellet -
Der bar ct Sotel / nofantcn al
9pen = ia, belle 9pen bar for SIC
item oenaono bare llofont. @n vi.
ten ioa ieg ell Wono boppe op ira
5loobonfen 90 lsbe ben imoo So
tellet - ban iii BIC poo mig og
fom ben til mig, og leg ti1noe le
paa bans forpiloeoe llotrpf | In'
iigtet, at noget reoiomt bar ber-
oct BAN. - Seq bapoe Jet bdm fer
/ 0aterpille, og ban fenotc oa1nn
mia igen. Sail par cen al IDp, Der
bar oraoet no ira Woteroille pao
@nffaloingt meo to 8ogne, isreno
hi baooe triiffet os tilbage ira Wbi.
te Hocf. Ser bar life lan liot llro-
Iigbeo for DEM; men III badbeoe,
at DC nof piloe ilippe tilboge, oo
no9Ie al benz bar eriarne SGgere.
-Sporoan. oct / lin Selbeo bar
aooet til, oil alorig blioe rigtig OPP
flaret, % Snoioncrne NOT ifal tie
title, og Monoen, Mr. WtcGbesnep,
bar iaa iorifrGffet, at ban life bao-
De nogen flar Spiattelie al, boor'
Dan oct bar gooet ior Jig = TIM
Ipntes ban at bore iiffer poo, at
bans aamnierater bar llaoet libel,
men life iaa ganife iiffer pao, at
ban ieIp bar iiuppen meo Sioet.
San fit mig til at goa meo JIG %
inoeItoa ior bans GropGroigbeo,
"a
bpao Dog n9ppe ~bebsoeoes, oa bans
Eilltono forbuhgret, forreoen
90 uooiet - bar 8ionesbpro not,
oo en- itprf crop al oS gioroe llg
burtig iGroie til at gaa no % isge
efter bans SaetiGler, og pi tog
bom meo os for at pfc gei; men
ban bar en- oaarlig 3erer 90 tanot
fun oct Steo, bpor ban bapoe liz
get / Sfiul / ct Pilefrat tGt peo
6loobreooen. San iagoe, Snoianer-
he bapoe iset eiter BAN, 90 ban
troeoe iig opoooet ilere Gauge,
noar De paSiereoe foroi % figeoe
lige inc | arottet; men til liolt moo
noaet babe ifrGmt Dem, tbi De III
tie tiIboge iom en- Stormoino. San
bar blepen belt iortumlet 90 funoe
life ~orientere iig nof til at pioe, /
bpoo 8etnins hi ifnloe lege efter
Bognene, ioa pi maatte ltole poa os
ielp.
@i bar sooet oper 5looen peo
Scanoia, 90 mordereoe Roro paa
Den peItlige SIDE, % bopoe frpo-
let 9bite Hocf 0pffen nGr oens
Munoing og bor MI omtrent 10
Mil fra 9pen, oa pi fonot 8ogile-
ne, men ingen Gig peo Dem. Bog
meme bar iuIoe of 9uffolofso og
Sioer, Der biIoe babe bragt @ierne
en- onieeIig Gum, men MI par De
eoeloat. Snbionerne bauoe ifaaret
Dem | Stpffer, og asoet tnroe in
gen BRUCE af 5rpet for Gift.
90 pi life fon6t Dem, pi isote,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24


9(tter ct Spring frem / Sioen.
@oies bliuer MI oraoueret ira Den
pgpptiife .Seiifole | 40 aors aloe-
rem. gu ifal ban paa en- onoen
SfoIe. Men iorinoen ct Melem.
ipil. San enar Ell Dag no for at
ie til fit 5olf, SebrGerne, iom ban
life bar CLIENT / fin Opbeielie, %
Ter en- SsraeIit. Oct foyer op | no
Ter en- Ssoe. Get foyer OPP / NO
ies, os ban ilaar gegppteren libel
(iffe meo fin Saano, flyer Habiner-
ne, men meo fit Orb, iom i@eaere
geters Orc fog ananias og Sofi.
RAJ.
Men Der er mere emo ct aIminoe'
ligt Operfalo. Stefanus forfIarer
oct faaleoes: .Moies mente, at bans
greore ifuIoe babe f%oritaaet, at
Sub CAB Dem 5relie peo bans
Saono, men De foritoo bet life"
(glp. g. 7, 80. 2iseiom sGgpp-
teren bleb Hagen og grapet neo /
Sanoet, iaale6es piloe Moies itiae
fla / Spibien for en- 9eoagelie, Der
ifnloe bebonoIe allie 9@gppterne IL.
gerpis.
ga. iaaIeoes ffuloe oct ogiaa saa,
men Chen Dor enonu life inoe til
oct. Ser banbIeoe ben Ggpp-
tiife Brins og life Serren. Wo-
ies ifuIoe enonu | en- lang, en- 40
oaris SfoIegang, for at oct profeti.
tie | oct n9pnte Optrin funoe opfpl.
oes peb BAN. San trpngte til 90
mpgelie, bans iltre Natur til Op.
orageIie og Sarmoniierins. 0erior
flyer Serren: Woies, on maa pao
llniperiitetet uoe | Mioions Grfen,
Ioa at bii fan blipe aanoioat for at
fsre nit 5oIf fra 1rGIoom til SRI
be6; on fnaa lore FRO og Eaolmo-
biebeo; DIT ~opbruienoe Climb maa
milones; on maa lGre, at ! .Om'
penbelie og Stilbeo ifal bin Stprfe
at min araft fitlofommes
| Sfrsbeligbeo". Saoleoes tom
Moies> inc | SproeIipets Sfole, !
5amilielipets Sfole, inc ! Stilbe'
oens og SeIpforopbeliens Sfole noe
| grfenen. Nu Iprte ban beore at
bore fro | bet imaa, at bore til
freos / SfrsbeIigbeo, at elite fine
Meomenneifer, at bore ober mco
ocn m~enneifeliee Sposbeo, at too
Ie 9brnetummeG os at irtte fin I'll
ITO belt til Serren, iom ban ienere
iaa oeiIigt ON: Den epige
Sub CT en- WoIig, o. berneoe ere be
Mrme" %. Woi. 80, 27).
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-07

Fargo, N. D., March 7.-When
Shang shot Shemway and Shem-
way shot Thompson, and Thomp.
son shot -Shang, and they just
murdered each other into the
hereafter one April day in 1872,
the frontier town of Moorhead,
Mimi, allowed as how something
like a constable or sheriff was
needed, for next time there was
a shootin' one of the shooters
might be left to stick into a stout
house A stout house is a jail.
So they up and elected J. B.
Blanchard, affectionately known
as 81. B."
81. B." is 90 now, but he has
just been elected constable for
the ninth term, and has had 40
years experience catching viola
tors of the law.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-07
Moorhead has

Moorhead has 1000 people,
. For two months, spring and fall,
it arouses to full activity when
the lu1nberjacks of Minnesota's
woods or the harvest hands of
North Dakota's grain fields fill
the hundred brightly lighted sa-
looms which face Fargo and the
dry state of North Dakota across
the river.
1t is at these seasons of the year
that the constables of Moorhead
show of what stuff they are made.
Grimes are frequent and most of
the visitors are gun toters. The
forests are still dense and the
prairies are wide and trackless.
For nearly half his life, Con-
stable 81. B." has dealt with just
such men. Never has he gone
after a man and failed to bring
him in, "dead or alive" Often it
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-16
FOREST LIFE EASY. BUT
LONELY, SAYS KNOWLES.
sMan Of Woods~ Suffered From Lack
Of Human companienship.

Declaring that he knows animals bet
ter than he knows men. and that he
never was 30 at physically in his life.
Joseph Knowles. the artist who spent
two months in the Maine wilderness.
entering without clothing or weapons.
IL back in Boston. He Ia talking to
every one he meets Of his life In the
Maine woods. for he declares be has
been starved for human compa nionship
for two months.
Knowles said certain persons still
expressed doubt Of his ability to live
90 primitive man lived. and he has Of
fered to raise $4,000 to put up 40 .
wager that hs can repeat the feat just
completed. with q scors Of people
watching him.
TN that case I could at least hear .
human voice every morning. although
the presence Of watchers would ham.
per me-" hs says. The clothing. the
food. the physical side Of the expert
ment are nothing But during the last
ten days suffered terribly mentally"
Knowles asserts that, animals are
naturally friendly and that the bear.
moose, deer and wildcat which be ran
across would not attack man volun-
tarily. He says that he talked to an
old deer and doe every morning and
that they answered. and that he later
became chummy with a flock Of spruce
paYtridgea.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-16
The younger men present broke into

The younger men present broke INTO
Q shout.
Good work." somebody cried. They
crowded about. keenly interested in
this new method Of man.hunting. Only
barrow. tipped back in his chair
against the wall. seemed unexcitsd.
To Jacks whispered qusstioa he
shook his head.
ITS Ingenious" he acknowledged.
hut he's on the wrong tack" That
was ~ far as he would explain. and
soon dropped into slight doxs.
Throughout the greater part Of the
night the experiment continued. Bat
terry by battery the sending power Of
the instrument waS weakened. Mile
by mile the special train drew nearer
until. by catching the prearranged sig
nal, It determined Just how far the
new sending reached. Then Simmons
tried Monsieur X. Al the latter In.
variably answered, II was. of course.
evident that he remained still IN the
narrowing zone OF communication. It
was fascinating work. Ike the draw
Ing Of hugo invisible net.
The reporters on the morning pe-
pers mastered only with dimculty their
inclination TO stay. They had to
leave before their papers went to
press. but were back again In al
hour. unwilling to lose moment
the game. A tension vibrated I'll
little ONCE. Only Percy Darrow doze
alone in the corner. leaning back II
his wooden armchair.
At near four O'Clock In the morning
Simmons raised his head after . long
bout Of calling to announce that he
could get no reply from Monsieur X.
Hes got tired of your fool mes
sages." remarked the Register man.
"And don't wonder! Guess he's gone
to bed"
Eldridge said nothing. but replaced
the Leyden jar he had but Just 70
moved.
"Try one" said he.
II get him." reported Simmons. after
. moment.
"Send him anything plausible and
reassurinE." commanded E'dridge has
tily. He turned to his small and At
tentive audience In triumph. "Thus.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-16

gentlemen" he announced. "wo have
proven conclusively that our man 10
located between forty and nifty miles
from New York. II We draw two
circles. with this building as center.
the circumference Of one Of which IL
nifty, the other forty miles away. We
define tho territory within which the
malefactor in question is to BIO
found"
The people in the room crowded
close about the table to examine the
map upon which Professor Eldridge
had drawn tho circles.
There's an awful lot Of country
some Of 1t pretty Wild" objected the
Bulletin man. 1T will be q long job
to hunt . man down in that territory"
Even II 1t were ~ extensive 40 .
hasty review of the facts might indi.
cate," stated Eldridge. II venture to
coming to expedite such search. But
modifying circumstances will tighten
the task"
Flows that?" asked the Banner
man. speaking for the others evident
interest
I'VE have no means Of surmising
the method by which this man sue
seeds In arresting vibratory motions
Of certain wave-lengths," said Eldridse
didactically. "any more than we are
able to define the precise nature OF
electricity. But, as In the case OF cleo
tricity, we can observe the action OF
Its phenomena. Two salient features
leap out at US: one is that these phe-
nomena are limited in time: the other
that they are limited in space. Tho
latter aspect we will examine, II you
please, gentlemen.
The phenomena have been directed
with great accuracy (a) at the Atlas
Building: (b) at this city and some
Of It's immediate suburbs. Tho pecul-
iarity Of this can not but strike an OBJ
servant mind. How II this man able.
at forty or nfty miles distance. to con-
centrate his efforts on ono compare
lively small objective! We can only
surmise some system Of Insulating
screens or focal mirrors. I might re-
mark in passing that the existence OF
this power to direct or focus the moro
rapid ethereal vibrations would be .
discovery OF considerable scientific
moment. But II this is the method
employed, why do we not cut band
of vibratory notifications. rather than
touch upon focal point7"
Repeat softly" murmured tho IRE
preseible Register man.
why" explained Eldridge patiently.
"are not the people and buildings BE-
tween here and the unknown operator
affected7 The only hypothesis We are
justified in working upon 10 that tho
mans apparatus 10 ct . height sum
cient to carry over Intervening OBJ
stacles. This hypothesis IL strength.
eped by the collateral fact that the
territory We havo Just determined ~
that within which he must be found
lies in the highlands OF our own and
neighboring states. We may, there
fore. eliminate the low.lying districts
within our radius"
Percy barrow opened one eye.
Perhaps he's up In balloon" he
drawled languidly: better take along
an aeroplane."
Eldridge cast him . look Of cold
scorn: Darrow closed one eyA
Go be Continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-16
AITNaQ az

which to conduct his crimes. In tao
silence q man could blow out the side
Of q bank building with impunity, pro-
vided only he kept out Of sight In
the darkness he could pilfer at will.
with only the proviso that he forget
not his gum shoes. The possibilities
of night crime when electricity lacks
have already been touched upon.
To meet unusual conditions the peo-
pie individually and collectively rose
to heights Of forgotten ingenuity. The
physical life of city is SO we'll es-
tablished that the average city dweller
grows out of the pioneer virtue Of
adaptability. Now once more these
people were forced to meet new and
untried conditions. to guard against
new dangers. new opposing forces. In
an incredibly short space of time they
grew out of aimless panic. They learn
ed to sit tight; to guard adequately
their lives, their treasure, and even to
q certain extent their time against un-
due loss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-16

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-16
Daddy :sBedtirne
q. The Fairy Queen'.
DCOIV Jar Of Preserved
Sunshine.

Aan and ds5 hanns with sodenro Jack and Eve
punches Of which their mother
bowls the porch and in the sitting room
the goIdenfod! the children asked
% ung daddys chair
till think All
fairies They loved them and took
them
Queen Mas who
going
ossbradon.
sprngdme this
moonlight
The twasbe gspread o. toadstool tables
noticed He
he fairies
his cloak and skipped
dew Oh ayag hiunse will
things there!
neigh
Hoot boots here's the thief!
and
plant and the instead
the rushing there the naughty elf
ohr y admiration They had anything like It before
into ana carried OF to the where Queen
Admired and sd beside her throne and couldn't
lhil - - 1sue fahy 1nsst-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-16
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-16
THIS DOG EATS NO MEAT.

Washington Canine livss On Watsr.
melon, Scans and Vegetables.
John q. Patton Of the Quilted States
bureau Of education has q dog named
Jerry who u canine vegetarian.
Jerry, VINO lives In Washington With
his master. eats watermelon. canta-
loupes. beans and other fruits and
vegetables. He likes chestnuts. per.
simmons and corn on the cob. To
show him OF In proper style Patton
cut q watermelon and told Jerry to 60
to It The dog ate the meat Of tho
melon and spat out the seed
The bureau Of education 10 proud Of
Jerry. whose mother was Boston
bull terrier and father an English
bulldog.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-16
CHAPTER XVI.
Tho Professors Experiment.

-ffff uO 6UOuVOO~s s~SOsssU
Throughout all this excitement
Percy barrow did absolutely nothing.
He spent all his time. save that re-
quired for meals and tho shortest neo-
essa.y sleep. in . round+armed wood.
en- chair in the wireless station Of the
Atlas Building. Jack Warford sat
with him. Darrow rarely opened his
mouth for speech. but smoked slowly
q few cigarettes. and rolled many
moro, which no held unlighted in the
corner OF his mouth until they dropped
to pieces. He watched quietly all
that went on: glanced through such
messages a. came In from Monsieur
x. read the papers. and dosed. To re-
porters he was afiable enough IN his
drawing slow fashion, but had moth.
ing to say.
'Eldridgs IL doing this" he said to
them: I'm only in the position Of an
interested spectator"
Eldridge had taken hold IN Q thor.
oughly competent way. Back OF the
cold precision Of his undoubted scien-
tiac attachments. lurked unexpected
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-16

In the meantime the moneJeo pow
ers had been prompt to act They did
not intend to stand idly while their
pockets were being picked by unto
ward circumstances; nor did they In
tend to continue indefinitely the IN
usual expenditures necessary to guard
themselves against even . greater loss.
Az there seemed to be two men to
ind, they employed the best Of de-
tectives to search for Mccarthy: and
Professor Eldridge. 40 the greatest
living expert, to hunt down the I'm
known. Thus unexpectedly Eldridge
found himself with definite backing In
his strange duel with Darrow.
It IL now desirable to place before
the reader samples Of the messages
sent by Monsieur x and received In
the wireless once Of the Atlas Build
Ing. after which We can proceed once
more to follow out the sequence Of
events.
'.ro tho People: The sign has been sent
you. You must now believe. Tho traitor
IL among you. and you must hunt him
down. This is your sacred duty. for l.,
That was one of the first. After q
round dozen of similar import, there
came this:
ITO the People: I. your master, am dis
pleased with you. The vlsitations Of dark
ness and Of silence have been sent. but
you have needed little. doubt not that
We search, as have commanded, but you
do not realize to the full your sacred OBJ
ugation. You 60 about your business and
you carry on your affairs. Your business
and your affairs are not 30 important as
these, my commands. Beware lest you
draw down the wrath Of the Lords
Amounted. I am patient with your ignor-
ance: but give heed"
The last 1T present to which your
attention 10 called came just before
the events to be detailed:
ITO the People: Your time is drawing
short You are q stubborn and sti1-
necked generation. My patience Is ebb-
ing away. You have been shown the
power Of my right hand. and you have
sone your accustomed ways. You have
defied the might Of the Right Hand Of
God. Now I will lay on you my COM
mands. You must seek out Apollyon and
deliver him even into my hands. and that
shortly. I shall be patient yet q little
while longer. for I know that you srope
In darkness and have not the light that
shines upon me. But soon shall strike. :"