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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
Carrier Gymnasts.

Twenty-four newspaper carrier boys
we're extended the keys to the gym
nasium of the Young Mems christian
Association last night and had the
time of their lives 1t was an un-
usually bright assembly of lads, and
formed an interesting gathering. The
rule is that they are to attend four
times. at the end of which they are
to be rewarded with an eat How
the boys do wish at the end 1t would
be water melon time. No matter what
time 1t is the Y. M. G. A. people will
place before them a tempting and
bountiful spread.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
Pax Club.

The Pax Club will hold. an unusuar.
ly interesting meeting at 9:15 o'clock
Monday morning at which four patrols
will be present consisting of from
eight to ten boys each, which will
make total of thirty to forty in the
attendance. AT this meeting it is ex-
oected that number of hikes will
be arranged for the very near future,
now that the weather is getting :. wn
to real sensible business and the rob
ms are singing in earnest End hop,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
PERSON AIS.

Miss Marian Bradford is visiting in
st. Louis with Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
Bradford
H. S. Palmer of Ashland, Mo-, is a
visitor in the city
s. P. Gilbert of Burlington is a
Keokuk visitor.
Charles Il Kirk of Denver Colo.
who has been in the city visiting
friends, lief. Saturday evening for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
Religious Work Conference.

Sunday afternoon at $50 O'clock.
there will be held a conference for
planning the religious work of the
Y. NJ. G. a. Members of the religious
work committee and members from
the affiliating churches of the city
will be present. It is for the pur-
pose of encouraging personal work, a
kind of revival meeting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
Have You
Nasal Catarrh?

Can you breathe
through You r
nose? l mean,
can you breathe
+ re ely through
each nostril? II
not, do you know
what the reason
Is? 1t Is nasal
catarrh.
1t may not be
far a d V a n c e q.
You may n o t
have thought Of
catarrh. or given
the matter very
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
High School Bible Glass.

The high school Bible class at It's
next meeting will be led by Leslie
Bever, and will enjoy palatable
feed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30

Cautious Stalking Required.
Waiter-"Well, sir, how did you find
the beef" DiRer-"Oh! ! happened
to shift potato, and-well, there It
was"--Bystander
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
Boys Work Committee to Hold a
Very Important Meeting at the
Y. M. c. A. Parlors
Monday Evening.
FOUR RIDE THE GOAT
Carrier Boys at the Gymnasium
Paxius Club Initiation Last
Nisht--other Inter
esting Items.

The boys work committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
of which A. w. HUDSON is chairman
will meet at the Young Women's
Christian Association parlors Monday
evening at six o'clock witch VIII be
one of the most important meetings
of the year. Plans will be outlined
for the coming of DIR. Hall in May.
The plans for the anticipated mem
bership campaign will le earnestly
considered. Also the first general as
sembly of the boy workers of North
America to be held at Culver, Ind,
May 1920 will be discussed and the
matter of representation at that i'm
portant meeting from the local asso
citation will have attention. A sup
per will be enjoyed during the even
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
Paxlus Club Meeting.

The Paxius Club held it's regular
meeting last night which was fuf Of
interest from beginning to end. The
little goat was lively and his heels
went high into the air. 1t was initia-
ton night and four candidates were
conducted into the mysteries Of Paxi-
us lore, riding the cantankerous little
billy goat along most of the rocky
path. Those initiated were George
Opstelten, Donald Wright, Leslie
Bever and Don McQuoid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30

ping about where the lawn grass
ought to be growing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30

Mason City to visit relatives and to
meet Mrs. Kirk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30

cup of coffee. never forgot such q
sympathizing treatment"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
I 0 Know his MI an

Is to Get Rid of All the Burden Of
Sick Headache. Sour. BIoated Stom-
aeh, Thick, Yellow, Bilious Con-
dition of the Blood, Weak, In
active Kidneys and condi
ton of Sickness that Is
Making You Miserable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
CadilLacs Glue the Maximum SerD;ce

CADllllAtS the
possible of
fullest extent only the factory of
~
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-21
ROBERT C. INeERsoLL's VISION
A vision of the future rises;

A vision OF the future Ii9e0'
I see our country filled with happy
homes with fresides of content--the
foremost land of all the earth.
/ see a world where thrones have
crumbled and where kings are dust
The aristocracy of idleness has per-
ished from the earth.
! see a world without a slave, Man
at last is free. Natures forces have
nv science been enslayed. Lightning
and light. wind and wave, frost and
flame and all the secret, subtle pow
ers of earth and air are the tireless
.oilers for the human race.
] see a world at peace adorned with
every form Of art with music's myriad
voices thrilled, while lips are rich,
E.a words of love and truth a world
IN which mo- exile signs, no prisoner
morus: a world on which the gibbet's
shadow does not fall; a world where
labor reaps its full reward where
work and worth go hand in hand;
where the poor girl trying to win
bread with the needle-the needle that
had been called the asp for the breast
of the poor"-is not driven to the des-
perate choice Of crime or DEATH of
suicide or shame see world with
out the beggar's outstretched palm,
the miser's heartless, stony stare; the
piteous wall of want, the liyid lips of
lies, the cruel eyes of scorn.
| see a race without disease of flesh
or brain shapely and fair the mar
ried harmony of form and function
and, as look, life lengthens, joy deep
ems, love canopies the earth; and over
all, in the great dome, shines the eter.
nal star Of human hope.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-21
.-er EAR SKIN DISEASES

Nearly every skin disease Yields
oric,,Iv and permanently 40 Bucklen
4rnica salve, and nothing is better loi
l,,,ns ar bruises. soothes and heals
Tobn Deye. Of Gladwin, Mich, says
oftar suffering twelve years with skin
liIment and spending $500 in doctors
bills. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him.
It will help you. Only 25c' RECON-
mpnded by all druggists
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-21
D R IN K
HA BIT
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

u, opRrNE treatment for tne
I'm. Ihe n U% can be used with absolute ute
Drink hoei' IT. It destroys all desire for
UbisFey, beer or other alcoholic aO.a S'lrT
uIants. Thousands have suC't Is l'ves
u ui" it and have been restored ton TO- n' he
ri given secretly. Costs only $l.oo ,r pgn
box If you fail to get results SUITS i, wtll
oRR1NE after a trial, your money , Mi,t
vi rafnnded. Ask for free booklet
.o,,fnn ali about ORRINE. The Cen
toa,, 0ruo store. Main street
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-21
NOTICE.

A council of the Knights and Ladies
of Security will be organized at the
Odd Fellows Hall, Friday night, March
p. All charter members and those
desiring to come in as charter mem.
bers, are requested to be present.
Jas E. HuIett, M. D.,
z0-zC Examiner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-21

You can say goodbye to constipation
with a clear conscience II you use
Chamoerlain'S Tablets. Many have
been permanently cured by their una,
For sale by all dealers,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-21
Tax Collectors Sale of
Delinquent Tax Lands

pursuance of the Statutes chape ss
aue 1sos), will being day
front of the Court House
hours prescribed Public
,to-wit:
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
Gin ralOmOnit@ss nrtsil.

SIN 0auIe oes 9dntiers gernHsin
frrf9t 9roBe qufregung. Ssine
Geiben berhsirdteten 3piIlinest09ter
f;no nit ibren. eIeid3eitig ssborsnsn
@dbies, sipei allsrliebItsn, Ii6 paIls
ftGnoig abneln0en Mdo9en, au Be
fli6 argetommsn uno %bepo6nen gez
meinfam elm 3immer. gm Morz
qrn tDerben Die Babies eebaost uno
rad 8eenbigung bieIsr pro5eour
ipifen bic unaufmertfnmen 0ienit=
mGoden Die 9leinen nidt mebr BON
chamber gu unterIAeioen. :
4aaemeine geitiirSung. untsrTus
den. bin= uib b~srraten = allies uris
ionIt bic Miitter bleiben babel.
tire ainoer feien perpehlelt.
Mls bic 8erpirrunq auf's bDhTie
eeTtiegsn unb feline Nusiiht mebr if,
Den rihtigen 9atbsitano feit3ultell,n.
tyf6eint Der Senior Der Tamilis, Der
cite @roBpater Solomon. Der -ouF
feline 5raee .ipos benn los fei". iiber
ccs i9redIihe Samilienereienis te=
lebrt unb I'm Tsinsn Rot beitiirmt
pirb.
ginige, Nusenblide IdIisBt ser Mts
e finneno feline tlusen Nusen. bann
fragt er:
~llno piBt ibr gang seiriB. Oos
sic 8obiss pertpehIelt poroen Iinb2"
n.Sc, ia! Sang eepiB!"" tOHt es
BON oIler 2ippen.
mNu. 10 taufdt man ie sben einz
tdh pieoer Inn. unb Ole Sadie 1T
ii Otbnuna."
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
1as OOpptIte gOrtO.

5ruu Or. 80. sibt ibrer Srinu,
elmer braben R6einldnoertn aus
agbrenfel0" BET &Dln, cine poitfarte
fiirs NusIanb, ole nrr nit elmer
5infpfennigmarte frantiert lit, unb
iGdrft ibr elm. fie foIie ouf Ser poIt
cine Marte t~nufen, iie auf Sic Ror=
te tfeben uno oieie in oen 8rieffds
fen fteden. Na9 einieen Saaen
IGretbt bic NbreKantin an bic Nb=
TenOerin: rMie tommit Ou BLOB Oas
rauf, @llen, mad paris mir cine
Jiinfpfennigtarte gu fdiden? Straf=
porto gu 3ablen, lit mir INNER b09it
niotrpGrtig." - 6rau Or. SO. ruff
tbr MGo9en berein: ~Srinu, babe
i6 Sbnen neuli9 nidt ausoriidli9
eefa9t, sic follen auf oie Rorte nod
cine Marfe tleben9" uSsa, Trau
0osior, bet bab i9 bod aud eefanl"
.So9" frogt 6rau Doctor uno
3eigt Srina cine poIttarte. $40
tahen Sic oenn oie Mdrte hinge
tlebt?" .ga, bierbin bod, lautet
ErinaS eetrGntte Mntport, un0 bas
beitippt lie nit benz 3eigefinger auf
Lie Marte re9ts in Der Gde. - Die
Lrabt Srind, eingeosnt oes Wortes:
rOoppelt bdlt befer", bate cine
marte auf Die onoere getlebt.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

0u DAtugt DA2 6tp DOtH w. JltltA
3on 1T mebr gu b0ren. 2ange borht
ser General. LANCE. Qber oass
fin --, nur Dor Inn Der 9drm
Der S6ladt, ole CUR @ntf6eiOuns
tommt.
Den 9ommdnbierenoen bdIt es
niht mebr an Srt uno STEELE. @r
I9IieBt ii1 oen aDancierenOen Srups
pen an. Der 2Grm uno oos @rauen
Der S9la9t iibewDnen ole Soroe feis
mes @atsrber5ens. Gs lit 4beno.
6inter Den Malobereen bon Stis
ringen 1T bic SOnne our Rube az
gongen. Sbre IeBtsn Strablen bu.
i9en ii6er Oie Mablftatt uno tiiIen
oas Itdrr ipsrbenOe 4ntliB Der Sters
benoen.
9angTam T6reitst ser RommanOies
renoe iiber oas S9la9tfelo. Seoem
gefollenen Sffi3ier iiebt er in oie
9lIgen - piele 8etannte, aber Iein
Sobn 1T ni9t babel. S9on limo
Die S~otengrdber an Der Qrbeit, uuO
Oa unO bort fperrt idOn Elm friI6sr
9ugsl Sen 8eg.
Der @eneral LENT feline S6ritte
our Balohfiere. @r bort einen Sumo
ani9logsn. uno gIei9 oarauf ftsbt er
oor Dem 6irtenbuben, Der aus Dem
S9laf duffGbrt.
sd bins, mein Sunge!"
.M9 sic, 9err 0ffi3ier!"
ltnb oes Sungen Mu9en funteln
our9 Ole DGmmerung.
SUDDEN Sic ibn9" frugt sr.
nSa!"
@s beoarf teines WOrtes psitsr;
Oie bei0en baben ii9 p%srItanoen.
Der Sunge 5eigt binunter gu Sen
Wieien.
na0nnen sic nod allies ertenneu,
Ssrr Offiaier9"
ngs gebt nO9!"
Siefer uno tiefer Iintt Die 0Gmmez
rung. Nber oes Sungen Qugen bIiB,n
binour9.
nDa unten fiibrt cine Bride ii6er
einen tleinen @raben - feben sic
bin9"
rSa!"
~6o fieG sr = uno ga lieB i'd Ods
8ldfen fetn."
Ser @eneral fuBt Ii9 an bic
Stirn. Gr gloubt, oie 8eiinnung gu
perlieren.
n9u borteft auf@ = Iagt ct media
Mid, uno peiB gar ni9t, mas er
fdgt.
nSu! SD muBte bod! Sie botten
Is ia 10 ~getpont!"
Ser RQmmanoisrel,be bort i'm
taum nod. 90 i9nea es iiber
Mur3eItuert uno trodene 3peige mOg>
li9, sebt IS bsrgab. Den MieieH
5u.
9d 60rt st binter fi9 tpieoer 81.
JlOte. 2eife, fpebmiitige Some, @si=
len, ole ipie Elm @ebet gum MbenO=
bimmel iteisen. S6m 5udt oas 9er5
Dor Web. llnO BON gang oribsn Der,
aus peiter Gerne, tlinsen Die Some
Der Retrdite. Nus Dem Drummer
tdu9en elm paar @eItalten auf. @s
itn0 Soloaten. sic tnien am CRIB
booen.
nMas mu9t Sbr oa2"
mir b~egraben unlern 2eutnant,
9err @eneral!"
n2abt iebsn!"
Sic f9lagen sen Mantel BON oem
@eii9t oes Soften 3uriid; elm Itummes
AntliB f9art gum Simmel.
Sin BUMPER 2aut tommt aus DER
8ruIt 0es &ommanoietenoen. 9d
beust er ii4 neben Der 2ei4e nie>
Der.
rsut Sure gfli4t. 2sutsl IS 1T
mein Sobn!"
Sic Iegen i'm ianft in bic @rube
uno nebmen Die Miiben d6 gum Sc
bette. Damn fdaufeln tie oie gros
iiDer i'm uno IeBen Elm f9Ii9tes Sol3s
treua nit Ieinem Namen auf oas
@rob
Am Waloesfaum ober bertlinqt,
gang leife in ben NbenO 6inein, ods
6frfenIfpA -
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

soum 5 Sci inert mar, sipsi 70 CUTE
3aiiermeFer eingetaulht bate.
Der 3igsuner, BON allen 2euten
tuf Der StrnBe ousgeIaht. frogte 10
lange umber. Biz er bic 4oreIe eli
mes Observation-Disclosures srfubr. Gr
eins bin.
n8as piGR BIZ. 3igsunsr2" frag=
t, Der Offi5isr. ben i9on 9urDos
gln5ug better Itimmte.
nSbr font. le6en. 5err Sffi5isr.
Sn @biocsni bat mir Der Stancescu
eeIasi. OoB IS 9risg sibt nit BEN
@bineien. limb i'd nil NIT als Mar-
teten0erin."
o0u msinH pobt, oIs Moristsu.
oer2"
n@ibfs auh oos2"
rRotiirIid, 3tssunsr."
Die @eleesnbeit an einem Sdabers
nod ldBt Elm junssr rumGnii9er Dfs
fi3ier niht unesnubt boriiber3iehen.
u0u muBt obcr 3uerit marihies
rem unb erer3ieren lernen."
.Grer3ieren, 5err @eneral. germ.
penn bic 5linte nidt eelooen TT.
Maridieren lam id f6on; obsr
i9 mo6te germ Ioufsn Iernen2"
.2auTen2 Wo3u Oas2"
nQber, Serr @enerol, bas 1T bod
0as pidtigIfe. Menn Der 5sin0
tommt. muB nan bod O%aDonIaufen
t0nnen."
Der 9euinant Idiittelte fid Dor
9ohen, bieB ben 3iaeuner bor Dem
Tor parten uno lisB ben Sffi3isrss
burden fommen.
.60rs. Soncu. OrauBen ftebt elm
3igeuner. ben fiibrIt bu ouf bic
Wiefs unb IGBt ibh i'm areiIe ber-
umsoloppiersn, 70 LANCE er's ouss
bGlt.~
Sine Stun6e Tpdter cling Der Of
fi3ier nohIebsn. ipos Der Mortetsns
Der mafte. Gr lag ouf Der Grbe,
uno ale Mabnungen, Drobunsen
bes Offi3iersburiden our 6ortlsBung
Der llebun5 paren fruhtlos. Der
9eutnant mar eetommen, puroo sr=
bob Iid uno Bat flebentIih:
m@rOBter @eneral Der Welt, Soft
fhente Sbnen elm lonees, eeIunbsS
2eben obne &rieg. Sagen Sic bod
benz bo. er fon mid in Rub Iofen.
SD min nod 5aufe. @stpd6ren Sic
mir oieTe @nobe. bofiir min ih germ
benz Germ General ole 3dbne reiz
ben ~ gon3 umTOnRi"
r0ofiir oont i'd. SD lebe. aug
Dir pirb tsin Wortetsnber. Mber mo
9ait bu bic idOne Uniform se-Itob=
fen9"
~absr. Serr General. bat man ie
aebOrt, bob elm 3iasunsr Itieblt2 Sc
tauft babe id fie."
oFiir ipiepiel9"
s0reiBis Cell"
~So. log Elm nal. 3i9.uner, po6er
boIt bu 70 bieI @elb, penn bu es
nidt asItOblsn bate"
.@nGoiger 6err, ih babe nibt bar
be3ablt. Tonbern 5tuei prodtbolIe.
neue Raiiermsf.r als pfanb gelnIz
FEN"
oWie bift gu gu bieIen eefommen2"
pSerr @ensrnI, bic linb gu mir
eetommen2"
~Bie boben fe bas gemodt2"
.96, 6err @eneral, ih peiB es
ni9t mebr. Seit meme Iiebe 5rau.
bic SuIfono. mir ems nit einem
eiisrneh SopF auf ben &opF qeaebeu
bat, lit meiu @sbGdtnis 10 fdpo9."
90 ltimmt etpos nidt, mein
9eurerl" iogte Der 2eutnant unb
befabl Ieinem Burden. ben 3ioeu=
ner our poli3ei su brinaen. Sin nit
elitb bieIer 8eb0rbe brofte oen arr
men purbo Dur9 Dro6unoen un0
ciaige- Sbrfeisen gum po1en Sc
fidnbnis. Der llebeltdter puroe Az
Teds Wo9en @efGnonis perurteiIf.
Gr bspobnt ss nod iebt unb fiibIt
Tih ba febr eliidIi6; benn in benz
Sdube oieTes @ebGuoes lit er fiber
por benz Spott Der 8biocenier unb
Dor ben Sur6 Oromotifhe Sonblun=
qcn belebten preOigien Teiner Suls
frrn
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

Grfd6rung. Dos peibIi9s
@eT9lsnt liebt iiber o0es ben S9sin,
nomcntli9 aber ben TrauIdein.
MiBber # dnOnis. sd
m6nt' Mcn3snpulDer baben.~ -
Sir tpiebieI9" rNu' - qeaGhIt
bub' i@ is grade MIDI
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

6err Sffi5isr!"
~@enns 0siu @ins 1T"
SAL
Der @ensraI min auriid, Oo i9ieBt
ibm Elm @eoante our9 BEN 3ppf.
n9dit Du CUTE Aussn9"
rMie elm 6olte!"
nSie1It Oh BORT unten Sen eins
8elnen Reiter iiber Die Nisien io=
sen2"
nSapobl, Ssrr Dffi3ier!"
pap gut auf, mas i9 Dir fass!
Nd9 0ieIem Geiter Iout 9u I9auen
- fpiait DUE"
rMarum ni9t2"
rDirt Oh i'm ni6t aus Sen Qus
gen b~erliersn9"
nglee!4
rgr muB OenTelben Meg Suriid-
fsbren er rsitet mad bort biniiber
gu oen Soloaten, Oie iiber oie 8er9e
tommsn II tpeiBt Oh, mo oie ber=
fommen2"
.Sapobl, Serr Offi3isr!4
~Nd, fpOber? SAB Dir BOD ni1t
jeOss Mort aus Dem Munoe 3isz
benz"
BON 0robt5ug. Serr Offi5isr,
uno ne " itebt uuf ibren Ndieltlup-
Der Rommonoirsnoe atmet tief
uuf.
r@Ott iei 9dntl4 Iaste cr gum
gtntrdlftdblsr.
.Die %. Brigade alio! Damn lit
0ilfs oa."
Damn tpenOet er it4 pieoer gu Dem
Sungen.
rJiun, paB auf, mein Sungs! So
lunge Du ben Heiter oa unten Iiebit,
10 lan9e pirft Du auf 0einer Jl0te
elm 2ieO ipielen. Sd tperoe es b0ren.
Benn Du i'm aber ltiir8en = fallen
Iie6it - 0ann"
.9unn 4Or i9 uuf, Serr Diff
3isrl"
nSa! lln0 nimm 0as, 8uitap" -
er pirft inn Elm @eI6ftiid gu - aes
1T fir Di9!"
Ser Srnge greift oand9. Sn fei=
men Mugsn Ieu6tet g auf.
nSe finO gut 8u mir, 9err Diff
5ier."
Sinh oas oie unosrn ni9t?"
rG1ee, Batter uno Mutter bub i9
ni9t. uno Die iibrigen"
gr bldF ben 4tem laut in Ole
2uft empor.
@dbreno bes @efprd9s bat ser
Rommunoierenbe teinen Bid bon
Ieinem oabingaloppierenoen SObn ge>
iuanOt. Seine 4ugen gldnoen, Der
Rsiter tOmmt isinem 3iel ndber unO
nGber.
6q fauit elm 0rOOunonaOffi8isr
berun.
ugr5eaen3, Mleloung bonn 3.
8Orps: aeSiment - gsht gum 4n=
sriFF OOr."
hno mieoer atmet Der Romman>
oitrenOe auf. Seine Slide itrub>
len.
.Dem SimmeI fsi 0unt! Die
Silfs auf beiOen 5liigeIn 1T Oa! uno
nun tambouE battant ~ oas Sdn@
&c aDdncieren!"
HD9 einmuG penoet er Ti9 gu Dem
Sirtsn.
.ma4s Define Sadie gut, m'in
Sunse!"
.SupobI, Serr Offi8isrl"
SEPT iagt Der @ommdnoierenoe
ventre a terre gu ieinem Stano%
ort 3uriid. ~Noiutanten uno Oroonz
nan3offi3iere fprengen inn entgegen;
man bat ibn i9on DermiBt. Sic
MAIDEN ibre MelOungen; aud Der,
Den sr pOrbin 8uleBt fortseI4idt mel
bet:
.0as anriidenOe Regiment 1T oas
acknowledgement 10. II es
tommt BON Orabtaug ber -"
Der Sunge bat aliO re4t gebabt,
o.ntt Der General.
Tun sibt er feline 8efe9ls. Wieoer
flieqen Moiutdnten unO SrOonnan5en;
Signale f9alen. SrOmmsIn I4lagen,
5abnen f~lattern
Starr bolt Der RommanoIerenoe
n,tf Teinpm @tnn0Drt.
Die Sonne sleiBt unO flimmert
iiber Dos RampffelO unO Die peiBen
Mauern Ser @oloenen 8remm ftrab>
len pie in Slut getau4t beriiber;
oenn I9on neigt iih oas Sagesgeitirn,
unO elm fattes ROt leu4tet blutis
iiber Der @roe.
Der &ommanoierenbe liebt ni4ts
oapon; nur oas cine nimmt iein
4use pubr, oaB Ous Hegiment "
ii9 unter pprtreffli9er 6iibruns
na4 lints bin aus Der Mahenpirz
tung oes feinOliden Jeuers b~erausgss
aOgen bat.
sin 1T aliO Der Sunge setOm-
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ILLUSTRATIONS BY R4/ UA<7=RS

one who has not tasted food for many
hours. The other. for his part showed
no immediate desire to disturb that
occupation: for some time waited: and
1t was not until the servant stopped.
reached out his arm for a glass. to
drink. that the young man again
spoke.
THE palace? The plan OF the
Mount? Did you notice? Tell me
something OF it-how 1t Is laid out"
Sanchez swallowed; set down the
glass hard. Yes, yes! | saw much
"A great deal" he answered with
eager zest. "Oh, kept my eyes open.
although ] seemed not to, and was
mindful OF learning all could!"
'Here!" From his pocket the young
man took a notebook; pencil Set 1t
down; everything! know something.
already, from the old monks-the
rough diagrams In their books You
entered where? Take the pencil
and"
The minutes passed and still San
chez traced; seemed almost to forget
his injuries In his interest in the la
Dor. Plan after plan was made: torn
UP; one finally remained in the hand
OF the Black Seigneur..
You think" Anxfously the serv-
latter. straight, erect. with keen eyes
fixed, did not answer.
You think" again began the man
when the ancient time-piece. beating
harshly the hour. interrupted.
Eleven o'clock! High tide!" The
Black Seigneur pushed back his chair
and rose.
Good" Sanchez's alacrity indi-
Gated a quick comprehension OF what
the movement portended.
"You-had better remain here!"
shortly.
"Me?" said the servant with harsh
laugh Me"
Have you not had enough OF my
family--my service?" the young Seig-
neur demanded bitterly.
BAH" muttered the other. THE
dog that's beaten springs at the
chance TO bite. You 20 to rescue
your comrades. will 20 with you'll"
"In which case, Ceath--not ven
geance-will most likely be your re-
ward!"
Il care not!" stubbornly.
A moment the Black Seigneur re-
garded him; then made a gesture.
We'll, have your way!" He lis
tened "The wind is In the west"
"A little south OF west" answered
the man.
"A rough night for your boat to
have crossed"
"Oh, was bound TO come And
II you hadn't been here. I'd have gone
on, on--till found you"
The hand OF the young man touched
the others shoulder. "Come!" he
said. and threw open the door.
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eating the corpuient hgure intrenched
behind a barricade of dishes and bot
ties on a small table near the fire.
has finished the little puppet play he
Is writing"
TT is finished." As he spoke. the
poet rose Il had but written curtain
when you spoke. Your wine. fair Ma
nette. hath rarely inspiring quality!"
"Oh, care not for your comp,i-
ments!" she returned. "Your capt
taine." again studying the Black Seig.
neur with dark sedulous eyes. has
not found 1t so much to his liking!
He has neither asked for more, nor
drunk what he ordered; and now
would venture out"
Unmindful of her words the young
man called to old Pierre
We'll" she went on. throwing back
her head, III you lose your ship. come
to me, and-Ill see you have an
other!"
Above In his chamber at the inn,
not long thereafter. the priest. looking
out OF the window. saw a line OF men
file down the narrow stairs: embs rk
In the small boats from the sheltered
nook where they lay. and later. In the
light OF the moon. breaking from be.
tween scudding clouds and angry va
pors, a ship that got under way
glided like phantom craft from the
heaven and set seaward through the
foam.