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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-07-23

Fftnk n. NuhscyI
prosperous American city, and across
this swath, where the Mausers and
machine guns had twice moved, lay
the huddle OF low houses which
marked the domain OF Mexico.
Pussy little customs officials, Turk
ing like spiders In their cooped-up
guardhouses, rushed out as they
crossed the deep trench and demanded
their permit to bear arms The mo-
ment they crossed the line the air
seemed to be pervaded with Latin ex-
citability and Indian jealousy. but De
Lancey replied in forid Spanish and
before his polite assurances and ful-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-07-23
CHAPTER ~.

From the times Of David and iona
than down to the present day the
world has been full Of young men
sworn to friendship and seeking ad-
venture In pairs. "Pardnes." they call
them In the west, and though the word
has not crept into the dictionary yet.
1t is as different from partner" as a
friend is from business associate.
They travel together. these pardners
Of the West, and whether they be cow
boys or Cousin Jacks" the boss who
fires one Of them fires both of them.
and they go share and share In every
thing.
Bud Hooker and Philip De Lancey
had met by chance in FL Paso when
the revolution was Just beginning to
boil and the city was swarming with
adventures. The agents Of the rebels
we're everywhere. urging Americans to
join their cause. Military preferment.
cash payments. and grants OF land
were the bats they used, but Hooker
stood out from the first and took De
Lancey with him. A Mexican promise
did not pass current where he was
born and they went to the mines in
stead.
Then the war broke out and. while
fugitives streamed out Of stricken
Chihuahua, they finally struck out
against the tide, fighting their way to
a certain mine far back in the Sierra
Madres, where they could dig the gold
on shares.
Behind them the battle waged:
Casas Grandes was taken and retaken:
Juarez. Aqua Negra and Chihuahua
fell; Don Porfirio. the Old Man of Mex
leo, went out and Madero took his
place: and still they worked for their
stake.
Then new arms and ammunition
flowed In from across the border;
Orozco and his rebel chiefs went out.
and the breath OF war famed higher
against the hills. At last the first
broken band OF rebels came struggling
by, and. reading hate and envy
in their lawless eyes. the Americans
dug up their gold at shutdown and rode
all the night for their lives.
And now. welded together by all that
toll and danger. they were pardners.
cherishing no decisions as to each
others strength or weaknesses. but
Joined together for better or worse.
II was the last thing that either of
them expected. but three days after
they fed out of Mexico. and with all
their money unspent. the hand OF fate
seized upon them and sent them back
TO another adventure.
II was early morning again. with
crowds along the street. and a. they
ambled slowly along toward the line
the men on the corners stared at them.
The bunch Of cowboys gazed at Bud.
who sported new pair of high heeled
boots. and knew him by the way he
rode; and the mining men looked
searchingly at De Lancey. as II to
guess the secret Of his quest.
A squad OF mounted troopers. riding
out on border patrol. gazed after them
Questioninsly. but Bud and Phil rode
on soberiy. leading their pack. and
headed for Aqua Nesra across the line.
II was Q grim place To look At this
border town Of Aqua Nesra. for the
war had swept Il twice A broad waste
Of level Land lay between Il AAd tie
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-07-23

A story Of border Mexico, vivid.
Intense, such az has never before
been written, 10 this one Of Ameri-
can adventurers into the land OF
manana. Texan, mining engineer,
Spanish senior and senorita, peon,
Indian, crowd lite chapters with
eIesr-evt word pictures Of bust
ness, adventure and love, against
Q somber background Of wretehed
armies marching and counter.
marching across a land raeked by
revolution and without a savior.
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Omar 6. stubbs BON Der W.it
2inben Strabs, 2uolDp, Der itd i'm
Speers 5pipitaI elmer Operation I'M.
terraieben mubte, befiHbet ii4 auf oem
Dese Der 9eHsruHg.
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ni6t i'm Stanbs, einen Ru9folssr fir
bus Ritslisb SObn 3immsrer, Der
nad 9ln6orage. ab., iiberiiebeits, gu
sripGblen, neil 3immerer BIZ jebt nod
nidt feline ReiiSnutiOn sinserei6t bat.
Ssute glaamittag i'm 3 llbr
pirb i'm Observation-Disclosures 20.
W. Wbitlod, @sIGGftsfiibrsr bss Gin.
cinnati 3oologii9en @artens, fir bic
S4ultirtDer einen 9ortrag iibsr runs
ufuul 5ncts Qbput 4nimaIs" baftsn.
Serr WbitlOd pirb abenbs nm 8 l5r
ben @ortrag fir grpoaisne ipiebsr.
boIsn.
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ten 4benue in Sdpton erbielt seitern
einsn anDnpmsn Brief, in bem fi9
eine neue 81 Hote befanb. Der Shrsi.
ber ertldrts. bab er DOR Dier5ig Sab,
rem bon bsm Batter Der 5rau Snrrell,
sSobn Clint, Der gu bamoliger 3eit
eine @rocsrp an Der Gedften Qpenue
bterisb, 81 i4ulbig blieb, ben CT nun
adblen ipia.
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Gum ariippsl sc,uOrSsu.

3um ariipp.l III Der 35 Sabrs aIts
Wllan Millin gsitern infolee zines
llngliidsiolles stporben, Bel ps!1sm
ritins Iints Sanb stnbiibts.
Tiliu, Der in elmer 8ldfisin'
grennsrsi an Der Warburs unb Gpsr.
Ipn apsnus, 6pbe Part, bsiadEiist
III, psrIuhts ben 9udItsinitaub aus
einem gadoftH gu snifsrntH, iHbtm
Il ous sinsr alien Mustste etntn
Ghub in ben DfsH binsin absab- Die
Wusiett barit jsbpd lnb bisrtei Nun
b, Inn bic lints Gnns bu&tdbIid ab.
asriffen. Der Wsrunsiiidts fanb 4uIs
aa9ms TN itabtii4sn 90ipisaL
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GGpafo Ssyus. 8. ROD. = DE
fi5isus Ra4ri9ten, bi. pabrenb bee
sages ben @i1a 9sdmien in Suares
5ussganssn finb sufolse 1T stDanaig
Mlsitsn iiibli9 Don 2lsiias Galleries.
ipo bic aonpention Der RebeIsnfiihrer
per1utt bate, bic Differen5en spii4en
ben psrI3isbsnsn. iid fsinbli4 ssgsn'
iiberitebsnbsu 5aitionen bsi5ulsgsn.
cine S6la4t smiiten 8ilIas uno Car
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giua fDn 10000 manu unb msbr
aIs 100 9sidiibs sssen bic eurransa'
9ruppsn abssfdidt babsu, bersn
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gis sum gbenb mar teins Ra4rid.
uber ben AusgdH9 DEF SWla4l eihSe'
troffsn.
Rafasl Musqui5, Der GarraHaasGe.
neraItoniuI in ben Der. StaateH, iast
bub Don ben 81 stuatsn M.gitOs 2e
gu garran3a b0Ittn, gilla absr sinsr
Itrutegtl6en Dortbsil babe, neil sr ein'
@nSabl acknowledgements StaatsH
i'm 9orbpsItsn iDntrollirt.
Die 3uitdnbs in meritO iinb Dabr'
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unb ipsissrt ii6, iein almt nIs srftsl
Giibrsr Der RsbslIsn niebersulsssn, uni
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Der n.tsrfdub betrdgt 5 65o.15
Das g 9pimm. % a lin.
Die glitipa bes Sdpimm Bdiiin.
departments iinb in Dem gsri&te nit
500, ,259.25 unb bic paHipa nit SILL
$50 angeIiitrt. 10 bab bier Der Cur
plus $8709. .25 betrdst.
Die i1brlihen Ginnahmen bisies De-
partements bstrugsn $4727 90 uno bis
Musgabsn S326.48 uHb bat oaheIbs
bsnnad sinsn gepinn BON $1439.52
cr5ielt.
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prof. n. q. Geub, Der 9urnIsbrsr
bss Wsrsins. unttrbptitete einN BE
ridtt. bernsufoIse i'm Iebten ..Sdbre IN
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tuaren unb bic Ginnabmtn Der zurn.
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listen, S1369 bstrugtn baden. Die He,
tbsiIiouna on ben sjusslntn aIaiIsu
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Die gteiuport Office fir eas pGin.
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6 Durtbouie, puieIbit Wemisfeiten, an.
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@infinnati nirb einsn illnftrirten
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Gtrnse. s'c4 Gel. 476 g., !Somf
nEonr 1881 y.
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16 Sabre alte Srsne Rei4el DON Der
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ben, In Saft genommsn uttp uilitr
$1,000 @iirgiaoft s.itslii. 2lnbsrbsn
ipuros NOD Elm srsitsr 5aftbsfs1! ne
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mubte porIdufis luariier i'm Gounin,
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beute Nannittas I'm 1.30 llbr Dpr
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fabrt, bic iie auiammen mdhten tn
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llbr Worsens I'm $40 bsraubtsn, in
Der RGbe bes bena9barten guiens
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liam Surriipn unb Ssnrp Wolts in
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bro6en.
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on S6pdde seftorhn. Or binterldbi
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feiertsn burseitern ab.nb ben Sise
bon nSoms RuIe" nit einsm J.itsisn.
Dos benadbarte Srfurb, mel
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ts in Der Wabl am Di.nstas fiir
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iiihen Gprps dls 0plmetiter Suses
tbsilt. gs iteint, buB er infoIss bes
genuifes zines ettpiiien pOrugs' ben
0eritanb mpmentnn perlor.
= 0ie renrpirte WaHeripsrfss
Roao baben iia bic Qutcmpbiliiten
ais Sabritrabe ausseipGblt unb Begin
nen Die @utpfabrten elm 8emeinibas
ben su lperben. Slagen lauten Don
allen Seiten elm iibsr Die unpsrniinfs
tiss Ssa6rssihminbisfeit, bic bic
ghauffeure entpidsln. Gs puroe nun
ben GountbpOliaiitsn Der 9efebl gese.
BEN, alIe Gbauffsure Sil perbnften, bic
bic TabrseItpiubigisit perlsst.
S,ute lit gaumpflun3unss 9as
unD pirb berTelbe in bieIiser Staot
ssfeisrt lperben, bas bsibt, Sdultin.
Der perbsn gGume pfIunSen unO
tpmmt Elm interefantes programm
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prife partn" beebrt unb psrlsbts Die
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bereitunssn fir eine 8duSspills. .8or'
fiellung am q. Roosmber i'm 2prit
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Sruppen @iltas unb gar,
ransas I'm & ampf.
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5n merttO

9ri6t berarise ALIEN q n
f9sin naa BON Rsusm
aug.
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Advancing From Albanian Capt.
tai They Attack Austrians
at Trebinje.
ss,c,ai cable De.patche. tc Tnt scs

ROME. Aug l0.-Despatches received
here say that the Montenegrins nave IN
vaded Albania and have taken Scutari
which the Powers took away from them
after the recent Balkan war. The Mon
tenegrlns also are reported to he at
lacking the Austrian lines at TrebinJe' IN
Herzegovina. nfty-two miles southeast OF
Mos,ar.
Scutari was the particular prize for
which the Montenegrins fought In the
Balkan war and whose capture was the
cause of special Jubilation on their part.
Its loss through the action Of the Powers
gave corresponding disappointment and
the Montenegrins chung 10 the determine
ton 70 regain the city at the first OPP
portunity Scutar, which has been the
capital OF Albania, has population OF
about 200
The Austrian bombardment OF Antivari
was resumed to-day.
II is reported that italy has made a
protest TO Austria-H Hungary against the
firing on the Puglla company's building
at Antvari, which flew the Italian flag
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LAST FIGHT OF THE AMPHION.
Survivors Tell Thrilling story Of
sinking Of koenigin Luise.

HARwICu Aug. IL. --SurNlV OF tho
cruiser Amphion are telling thrilling
stories Of the sinking Of the German mine
laying ship koenigin Luise and OF the
subsequent destruction OF their own
cruiser by mine laid by their victim
They say they sighted the Koenigin
Luisc few hours after leaving Harwich
They fired n shot across their bows. but
she refused to stop and the Amphon gave
chase The German ship fired one volley,
but four round shot from the British
ship sank her.
The captain of the Koenigin Luise was
furious when the boats crew from the
Amphion took him and some of his sail
oIs Captors. He had "A revolver In his
hand and his men say that he had threat
ened their lives II they made any move
To- surrender the ship. As lie was being
taken away to the military prison he
fluug his bundle into the English boat
with "A gesture Of angry defiance. on
the contrary, his men appeared to be
quite Conteuted and made friends with
their captors.
After tho sinking Of the Koenign Luise
the Amphon sighted another big ship,
and after chase in which one shot
was fired across her bows, she liner
stopped, She proved 10 be the HawlcA
boat st, Petersburg. carrying the Ger
man Ambassador, Prince Lichnowsky, to
the Hook Of Holland.
II was when the Amphon was return
ing to port that she struck the sunken
NINE. She gave two plunging Jerks and
,heu came an explosion which ripped up
her fore part and lifted her heavy guns
into tho air. She sank In n few minutes.
The Amphions men were burned and
scalded, A few wounded German sailors
lie in the hospital here
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and also OF the freight to his own port.
The Italians had succeeded in stealing
n march on the Austrians, for in con-
trolling the lake entrance to Scutari
they had taken a big step forward In
the control OF north Albania.
Antivari was an easy prize for the
Austrian fleet. Although it is fortified
It's guns We're too small to make much
of an impression on Austrian warships.
There was practically nothing for the
Montenegrins to do but to wait an OPP
portunity to rcpel "A landing force, and
this opportunity did not come. The
Austrans made no attempt to land
troops. hut after destroying the town
storehouses, wharves and military
stations and firing few shots into the
little villa of the Montenegro Crown
Prince across the harbor. sailed away
leaving the Montenegrins and the
Italian capitalists to make the best
Of the losses that had been inflicted
upon them.
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from the Adriatic was dredged so that
ships plying along the coast could fird
In this we'll protected body OF water an
excellent anchorage. big storehouses
for commerce and military supplies and
large wharves and piers were con-
structcd, a big Italian hotel was
erected on the hillside and a railroad
was built from the port to the town, n
distance of about three miles
Besides this the Italians constructed
a railroad which is considered one Of
the most wonderful pieces OF enNneer-
ing In the world over the mountains
from Antivari to Nir Pazar. on Lake
Scutari. and at Nir pazar they put into
service a line of steamboats, that run
to Scutari, Albania, and to Riekje and
Plavnitza. Montenegro. These enter
prises were just this FEAR beginning to
he successful and profitable. King
Nicholas had not been able to divert
all the travel to his capital from Cat
taro. but he has turned the bulk Of It
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McGRANE PARTY IN PARIS.
Eighty Tourists to EuchRristtc Con-
grcs. stranded-One III.

NDecidi cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
PARIS. Aug l0.-Eighty members Of
the pilgrimage to Lourdes. which is be-
ing conducted by John J. McGrane Of
New York. are stranded in Paris. Father
O Hean OF Rochester is III.
This party Of tourists left New York
on July ! ON the Cunarder INernia to at
tend the Eucharistic Congress at Lourdes.
The last word from them was a cable
despatch on July 81 saying that they
had reached Lucerne.
The tourists are in the spiritual charge
Of Bishop Thomas +. Hickey OF Roches-
ter. and among them, besides a number
OF priests. are Miss Ella Il. Atkinson,
Trenton. Y j.. Miss Helen NJ. Byrne.
Hoboken Miss Margaret NJ. Cloko. Brook
lyn: Miss Katherine r, and Miss Mary
T.. Cody. New York Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert f. Drsddy. New York; Miss Ella V.
Gaffney. Newark. y, j.. the Rev. James
Gllmartin, New York Luxe Healy. Jersey
city Mrs. Mary A. Kearney. Brooklyn
Mrs. Mary McGovern. Jersey City; Mrs
NJ. Mcmahon and Miss Sarah McQuaid
Brooklyn; Miss Margaretta Mylo,te, Jer.
sey city; Mrs. John Schrefer and Miss
Rena &. Schreifer. New York Miss Anna
r. SelNrk and Thomas Selkirk, Jr.
Brooklyn.
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MONTENECRINS AGAIN TAKE
SCUTARI, ALBANIAN CAPITAL

the Danube in the face OF the Servian
defence the Austrian troops finally aban-
doned the effort and retired. leaving the
Servians in possession. Servian troops are
now operating in Bosnia"
Dispatches from Bari. Italy report that
following the bombardment Of Antivari.
Montenegro. by Austrian cruisers. in which
the wireless station and electrical power
house were damaged. the warsh!ps
turned their FIRE to the hills about the
town In which the inhabitants had taken
refuge
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STILL STORM BELGRADE.
Bomb s rdmcnt Hn. Now Continued
for Four Days.

NIsH. Serva, Aug. lo-The Austrian
bombardment OF Belgrade has continued
for four days. The heavy guns caused
severe damage to private property, but
were less effective to-day than yesterday,
when the firing was at greater distance.
The Montenegrin forces occupied Splzza,
Pachtrovitz and Budua on the Dalmatian
coast and also carried by assault Netalka
and Sienokos. surrounding heights.
The German Minister. before lie left
SerNa after receiving his passports. on
trusted the care of German and Austrian
subjects 10 the American Consul.
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In bombarding and destroying Anti
vari, the Austrians dealt the Montene-
grins the severest possible blow and at
the same time gave their late ally.
1!aly, a hard sideswipe. They could
not have hit Italy harder anywhere
else In the world off her own soil. for
Antivari is practically an Italian town.
Italians foim half the population,
Italian is spoken almost as mum as
Serb. and italian capital has developed
the port and connected 1t by railway
with the interior OF Montenegro.
When King Nicholas wished to turn
the tide OF travel and traffic to his
capital, Cettinje away from the Aus
trian port Of Cattaro. he called upon
his son-in-law, the King Of Italy, to
help him Through the Kings influence
Italian capital became interested In
Antivari. The entrance to the harbor
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TO INVADE RUSSIA SOON.
German Reserves Reported to ne
Concentrating on border.

Special Gable Despdtch 10 TIVE suN
ST PETERSBURG. Aug. i0.-The German
troops which have been operating In small
detachments along the frontier are con-
centrating along the border in readiness
to take the field. Bodies OF cavalry and
Infantry reserves have occupied the posi-
tons in the border villages preparatory
to the operations OF the regular army.
German military aeroplancs are seen
daily scouting In the direction Of Kovno,
In the province OF the same name.
No engagements OF Importance have
occurred yet. but the diminishing along
the frontier continues.