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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-08-13
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior US. Land Office at
Glasgow, Montana. July Is. 1914
Notice is hereby given that
LARK l.. WILSON
Of Malta, Valley Co., Montana who on July "a,
1911, made homestead entry Serial No. Ol6422 for
east half Section %. Township 80 N, Range 80
=, Montana Meridian. has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final three-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before b, ".
hrockway, U. s. Commissioner, at Malta Mon
tana. Oh the 4th day of September, 1914
Claimant names as witnesses
Oliver Hirschman. Rufus Alsupp, Peter Tur-
ney. Victor Turney. all of Malta Montana,
THOMAS r. JONES Register
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-08-13

STRAYED-From my pasture near
Phillips. two bay geldings branded
MI on hip. $50 reward for return
to Emil Dallenbach, Sec. Is, Twp.
p, Range p. 1ml6
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No. 09O395
lNon-Coal.J No. O.
Notice For Publication.

[Non-Coal.J No. O3O395
Notice For Publication.
United States Land Office, Glasgow Montana
July Is, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that
ALEXANDER ELLIOTT
whose postofiice address is Malta. Montana. has
this 18th day eff July, 1914. filed in this office his
application to select under the provisions of Sec
ton 1906 4. S.. the southeast quarter southeast
quarter. Sec. s. Twp. 81 north, Range 80 east,
Montana Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring to object because of
the mineral character of the land or for any
other reason to the disposal to applicant, should
before the 18th day of September. 1914
THOMAS r. JONES, Register.
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Horses For Sale.

Twenty head Of good work horses,
broke for both double,tand single
driving. Also, good saddle horses.
All gentle, so woman can handle.
Fair prices. Ed. Arvet, 69miles
southwest of Malta. 2t14
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receipt for the letter.
You should state in your answer the name Of
the postofce to which you desire future notices
to be sent to you.
M w. HUTCHINSON, Register.
Date Of first publication, July 3oth, 1914.
second Aug. 9Th. 1914.
third Aug. 18th, 1914
fourth Aug. GOTH 1914.
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Get your haying tools at Trafton-
Dorr Co.'s.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-08-13
Malta Markets.
THE COMFORTABLE WAx.

Corrected to May 81, 1914.
GOING WEST
No. Through train to the
Pacific coast 1:32 a IN.
No. 223 Havre and Great
Falls local o:4O am.
No. 3 Through train to the
Pacific coast 11:16 pm.
GOING EAST
No. 2 Through train to'Twin
Cities and Chicago 1922 am.
n. 22A Ct. Falls to Glasgow
local 3:5S pm.
no. A Through train to St.
Paul Minneapolis 1928 pm.
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Notice For Publication.

Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office
at Glasgow. Montana. July Is, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that
JOHN b. CORRIGAN
of Malta, Montana. who on March 9Th. 1908, made
Homestead Entry number 506. Serial number
02342 for Lots 3, A. 5, section o. and Lot B. section
30, Township 80 north, Range 81 east, Montana
Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make
final fve-year proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before B. w. Rrockway, U. S.
Commissioner, at his office at Malta. Montana, on
the 2sth day of August, 1914.
Claimant names witnesses:
Joseph Weber, William Lusch, Isaac McEwen,
James G. Garden, all of Malta. Montana.
Thomas r. Jones. Register.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at Glasgow, Montana, July Is. 1914. T..
Notice is hereby given that
SUSAN V. RUSSELL
of Malta, Montana who on May 9th. 1914.
made homestead entry serial number 015S23 for
north half Ua) section q, Twp. q north. Range
30 east Montana Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make three-year proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before B. w.
Brockway, United States Commissioner in his
Office at Malta, Montana, on the 2Sth day of Au-
gust. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ernest p. Bruins, Homer Wylie. William Deep
ping, David H. Macy. all of Malta, Montana.
Thomas r Jones. Register.
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Notice Of Contest.

Department of the Interior. United states
Land Once, Glasgow Montana. August s,
1914.
TO Joseph p. Foye, of Malta, Montana, Con.
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WeiD Dorf. 3. Nop. - lie Dun,
Observation-Disclosures qabcn beiic
bier bas geroift ab, 6db q Dirpl.
tofA uno friiberc Tirefiorcn Der
gleu 9orf. Reip Sahen uno Sart
iorO 3aiIroa0 60. lid Ourh Der.
letuna 0es Sbernon fhrn anti.
d~ruitaeietes Der geridiBorung ihuL
big aemadlt boben. Inter ben I'm.
getIaateu iin0 Nini1m Rodefeuer,
George W1eGnloh wliler, GborIeB
n. @rooter. Mobert -. 1nlt. Snmes
g, elton. SameS 2. ScmiuapoD,
geiuiB 6ob geobar0. Charles W.
Brait, u. Senton ~gtobertiun, Gre.
oerid 8. greiDlter, &enrD q. nc.
Sara ebmdrb q. Aobbins. Mleron.
Der gohrone, Sobn 8. @iIar0, @e.
orge 3. gafer, ShomaB 9egeitt Gun.
Ter, Ebeooore u. Bail, Gomaro MliI.
liaon unO 6r1neis T. 1larmeu. Die
Nlinovititrafe fiir Elm ioIdes Der.
geben betrdgt Elm Snbr @efdngniB
uno $4,000 @eIOitraie.
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anerfeunnngsn ans benz eeierfrds.

Ser u. s. 8ublis, AiiIitent. Bot
meiiter in 5airmont Hebr., ifreibt
inns, 3ugIeih an Stelle Der INCIDENT.
.Iiden uniere 3dgli6e Eribiine be.
Itellen6, 5olgenoes: gGs lit cine
.fhrefIide aber atd barrlihe 3eit
fir uns Geutifeu. Renm inns 8ott
gum Siege hiIft, mas ia ie0es Gent.
ifen eriter @unih lit, 10 weroen
mir Gettide bier enger bereinigt
.1mo groB Dor Dem omerifnntihen
8olfe oaiteGen. SD bepunoere 81.
re .Sribiine" un0 Diinite Sbnen
.befteu Grfolg. 1tit beitem oeutiaen
.@ruB SIR @ublis.
Gin an6erer 2eier, oeiien 9omen
mir peridDeigen miriieu1 nm ibm
llnamebmlitteiten 5u eriparen,
Ihreibt uns 5oIge1oes aus Canada:
- ben II. Oft.
.@ertber Serr 9eterl $ier ienoe
i'd Sbnen bic SdIfte Don oern mas
i'd Sbnen ihuIoe; es bat 8iemIid
Ionge geoauert, aber i'd fonnte nifA
friiber, Der arieg moft bier allies
10 tberer, uno &rbeit lift BIER aud
niht; bic lmafigen GngIdnber fiuO
siemlid i6arf biHter ben 8eutihen.
Der. 9este ISOLDE baden iie mir
meme Bfpei 9elpebre iDeggeionnlen
umo baben mid ann $3.50 6eitroH;
i'd iolIte meme 8etpebre mad Der
9oIi3ei bringen ober babe es nift
getban. 3esbaIb bic Strnfe Sd
freue mid imtner, tDenn i'd Sbre
9eituna befomme, oa fam ih i'm.
ner ieben. ipie bic ortbere 9eitung
|iduinbelt; it Ieie ndmlid aud elm
engIii6es 8Iott uno Die 3eitungen
bon bier; Die Iiigen nod bel ntebr,
ME Ste in II. g. q. Bon beute ob
Bit ib .9riioner of 8ar" fir Elm
5obr, unb penn id etuas gegen
ENGLAND iage, oarn peroe i'd 10.
fort feItgenommen; boffentIih onn.
ert es fem Sdbr, bis Die idIaien
GngIdn0er berbauen iinb.@
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9nubmurS in @einbef.

@oterloe, So, 3. gtob. Der
45sidbriee Sobn Mpers, Deitlid bon
Ge6or 8aag Dobnbnft nurOe bon
einetn ganoitef 0drnens Soc 8rim,
90 Sabre off, aus Beaumont, 2eras,
eridoiIen, aIs Der M0roer nit lei.
mem gartner8iIeoron i'm uno iei'
men gegIetter Sans Manieu 6erntb'
ten. Ser Grf9oiiere unb iein 9e.
qIeiter bdtten bic Bnnoiten bel Der
Beraubung Der Decentralization In
Geinbed geitort uno oesbalb bic
Butb berielben niif iid ge5osen.
Bel Der 8erbofting Der R6nber muir.
Ben nod 4oIi3ei-a apitdn g. &. 8og.
ner aus 8aterloo un0 8ilcoron
|bertpHn0et.
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G6rIidJe Seirat6sbermittlnHe.

Mdbfeu, 2O-33, eeaGteten ga.
miIien angeb6rig, oarltnter Bette.
rinren urb Grbinnen bon Gdrmen,
ioDie @ittDeu, 30-55, NIT Der.
mogen ban 81 900 Bis $4,000, Ell.
nige g~eitserinnen bon Carmen un0
@eitdften tpiini6en fi6 baIOigit gu
b~erbeirotben. anebI, ia u. 8.
Strafe, q. ganl, Ninn.
aeIteite 5uoerldiiige agentlr. Sci.
ratbgIuitige gerionen bei6erlei 8e.
idledts ieOen alters un6 5tan6es
arm cher reid, tonnen ii6 oertralt.
enspoII an 9bigen tpenoen, unb
iper0en es nift bereuer. Se0ofJ
nur ebrIid benfenoe 9erionen bran.
den iid 81 meIoen. QiIten gegen
ginienbung bon 10 Gents.
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gith.nnarantane.

MaIbington O.. g., 3. Sob.
lin Elm tpeiteres ltmiihgreifen Der
Mtou[. uno &lnueHieude I'M gfittel.
mgTten sa Derbiiter, lit bon Der Bun.
0psregierung cine Guorontdnes 9 w.
oronitng Ourd Dos 2onbmirtIddfts.
amt fir eons penniplOonien, Sn.
oiona, Mli6ignn, Slinois uno in
@irflidteit niH Ohio erIaiIeIt. Die
groBeu 8iebbofe in Gbiengo meroen
sfpeiFelLog lt1rf odrunter IeiOen, Dab
iudbreu6 Der Quarantine fem Icben.
oes @ieb bon bort Dcrinn0t lueroen
bari.
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giir Taiidlanbs Siilf6bebiirFtige
einaenommen ourd Ben 5inaB.S &c.
lreidr bes cmaba NIaitoeutihen
9ereink:
90. sept: Carl auoreeicn $40;
Carl SAINT St.00; aue 6anit Si.00;
&. &. Rolers $500; 22. Sept /:
8ranf Is. ggtle 81 90; 40. SouieH
200: ebriit. stuebl $500; 30.
gcpt.. au0. w. Sonien $500;
4. Oft. Geo 9uras $500; Soiepb
n. .Nal 500: Wlonriee WcBrr
Sf.0O: set. Gmil RelHnH $3.50;
earl u. gldfiea $500, 10. Oft
Or. Com. s. 8reuning $500; 8.
s. =. Riepen $l.00.
gm 5. Gttober nbaeIieFert on Chr.
Seine $1,000; ON %. Oft. @aHf.
anueiiung $3.50; 5uionmen $4l.50.
Sobn goefboff.
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gerlueaener Manb.

81breno Der @roeerielnoen bon
ga. WeDman, ode 81. mo @rnnt-
ltr1Be, boiler alnOen mar uilD iDdb-
.rell0 5obIreihe 2elite 6rduben miiBig
umberitnnoeL betrat geTtern eth bod.
|geDndiener Mlonn 0ds @eIh1ft 5og
|eineu Hebplber, ieste i'm Wetuninn
Iuiif bie gSnie u10 befnbl ibnL bic
Safe 5u iibergebeu. Ser ge1ngitiefe
010eninbober erfiilfe oieien @ltnid
rnD 0er Oertpegene Mdubrr entfam,
It'd NIT lam MepoLper 0eden0.
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Nlnrft6tridt.
(@eliefert bon Der Greet 8pitern
gommiiiion Co..
Gnh.Snnnhn 4 Rnh

(@eIiefert bon Der Greet 8eiterr
Gommiiiion Co..
Sii6.Gmaba. 4. 9on.
RinSoiG-3ufubr $500; Ilorti
felt.
gfanse geefs 40.
Bette Stiere 4. 20-7.75.
Cute BIS bette Gorngefitterte,
SIS. 95-7.45.
NittelmdBige bis CUTE $3.50
|720.
@epobuIidc bis mittelmaBigc
So. 5000
@itte Bis bette Ganse Stiere
7.30-7.90.
Gorngefitterte $9.30-t0.35.
gutder Shop felt.
Cute big bette $6.15-700.
aaerbeIte $5.90-6.40.
MittelmdBige bis quite $3.50
I6.25.
@eu6bnIite $5.35-5.60.
Cutters $5.25-5.75.
3aners SO. $4,000.
Builder 8uuen $5.65-6.75.
GoIIoanog $460-5.35. -.
Bette $7.25-7.50.
@epobnIihe $6.50-7.25.
@eDobnIife Bis RitteImdBige
$6.s0-7.00.
9toders un6 5eebers felt, nn6ere
n~ie0riger.
gigborns $7,S5-7.90.
Stof aiibe $4.65-5.75.
gtid Sellers $5.60-7.3s.
Bette Seekers $7.00-7.40.
|. @ittelmdBige Bis CUTE $6.4O-
Bette GdIber $S.0O-S.4o.
GdDeine-3ufubr 1900; Rorft
left 0urfihnittspreis S7.00-7.15;
bo6iter greig $7.25.
5dafe 3ufubr $500; Narft
t0c hober.
admmer, CUTE biz bette, $40
$40.
RitteImdBige BIS CUTE 1925
no.
Seeoerg $6.60-7O0
Cute Bis bette Sdbrlinse $685.
6.s5.
aeebers S..
@ibber $5.95-6.35.
geefers, CUTE big bette, $685.
I6.25.
Seekers So $4,000.
Rutteridufe $5.45-5.75.
5eeoers $3.55-4.95.
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northumberland.

Ter Geiterrahltngarn draien.
bereiu miro am Sonntos Sen s. glo'
bentber einen geueiB-goll Sum ge.
item Ser permanbeten 6eiititen,
oiterreidiiden ut6 unaariihm arie-
ger in Ger SiiSicite 5urnbnIIe, is.
uo 8inton Strobe, abbaIten. als
beion0ere attraftion miro bel Dem.
ie[ben Gin BON Der 6irinn 6. q.
CeIiGI1ger & SO. geitiiteter @Ias.
ihranf CUR gerloOilmg fommen.
8reuH0e unO ale Son0sIeiite iino
freuuoIibit eingeIaoeH.
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Sonia erIeiSet Masnn.

SO. 8. aonig, Der GhnsmeiIter
Der Girma SBomos ailp1trif & Co.,
Der ii6 Dor ungefdbr 8pei @oden
elmer onideineno giinitig berlnufe.
men Operation i'm MetbooiIt Gpisco.
pal 9oipit1l unteroogen bate, erlitt
einen RiiffdIl unb iOG fem 8u.
Itano ipie0er ernIter geuor0en iein.
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mi[Ipu iuieSer adnbibat.

@aibington 3. Ron. 9bgleifl
Der grdiibert ieIbit iid griiuolif
barber ausifrDeigt, fDurbe es beute
bier bod befarnlt, bdB Serreu, bic
ibm nabeitebens Die gorbereituHgen
6afar a~iisarbeiten baB er mieoerlln
alg aanOi0at fir Ste 9rdiioenfidnit
I'M Sabre 1916 aifftritt. aid Oie
aumpogne-g q rbereitungen iollen be-
refts beaoulten iein.
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qennISluania rtSn6lifaniIdl.

philadelphia. ga, 4. 9oo. =
9ah Den ESberigeu grgebniiien
errang Der 1lepifbIifaner Drum.
baigb ben Sies iiber Megormid
Gem. II. 9roar.) NIT ooppeIter
Mebrbeit fir @oupernair. Aud
Der rep. @nn6esienator genroie
2irrOe nit GROCER Raioritdt Die-
beraepabIt.
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Rrner Stabtagent Der CLIMBS
Central.

s.. :. Ylostp aus Itibuque n
5iim Gabrtarten. uno goIiogierngeni
Ser Sllirois Central in ~nnierer
Stnot ernannt unb miro Grt6e bic
Ter ISOLDE in Omaha onfomuieu,
nm feline gflifteu su iibernebmeu.
Gr mar BEL OerieLben @eieIlifnit
finf Sabre lang aIs Glerf in 9it.
bliaile un6 friiber bel Der @ron6
Erunf in oeren minneapolis 9etrie5
nngeitellt.
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g1e1ermutt feat.

Gbieoao, 4. aon. - Ger infolge
Der berittiatcu WluIboH.e ut1luuH.
aen ans Dem GongreB 8uriidaetreiene
Games 4 WA1etHIott lDut0e Uieoer
Sun 9%onareBman nertpdblt. aud
Ser RebabIitaner Weainlep III I'M
10. giitrifi als GongreBmarn ge-
mabIi. Bum Senator 0es 36. 3i.
Itritts ipuroe Der RepubIitdner Pan.
ne erip1blt.
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MepnbIiIaner taffnnnasDan u aaea

Ges Rotnes, Sa., 4. gtoO. - Der
repubIifanii6e @oupernarsfau6ioa
Garfe fibrt bis iebt init elmer
Mebrbcit bor 1000 Stimmen iiber
Sobn z. &dmiIton 2emofrnt. 9aar
nimntt an, boB Glorfe NIT $4,000
Stimmen iiegen miro. Sir oen re.
bubIifaniihen gunOesienntor hilbert
g. Gummirus refnet man ouf 8ie.
.6erpahl mR elmer glebrbeit bon
10000 Stinnnen. gis iebt fibrt
err init coca.
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gentfia.aonicrt N eincuIn.

8eltte Abeno beranitalten bic
Der. Sanger non 9iueolu inter Der
9eitrng 0es 0irigenten Sb. Stub.
Reeie Elm groBes genefiB.aoBer
fir ben SilfsfpHO Der 9riegsuotbIei-
oen6m. Gas aou8ert finoet i'm
SempeI Der Staats-llniperiitdt iiatt
mo beriprift Elm ereiemB gu
iUeroen. Ser Oh. Anores. ReOnf-
teur Der a6reie BreHe" in Gum.
ciI BLUFFS miro bic 5eitreoe baIteH.
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9emufrateH baltru ans in Siib'
Tnfntn.

Giour 5d1s, @. O., 4. gsoo. =
Gos bisberies ReiuItat fir 9unSes.
ienotor ereS fir ben 9emofroten
cine Mebrbs8 BON ettuas ilber 400.
Sfimmen. an SAMPLE lin oas
@ouperneursamt lit bis iett Der Re.
pu%bIitaner xprne NIT 4098 Stim.
men an Der gpise.
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rNebrna Leiht ittt asnLtan seLimA

Nmlter0am, 4, YtoD. = Der Stor.
Respondent oes rSanSeIsbIoo~ be.
rihtet, oab Der tiirfiide areuser
Sultan SeIim", Der SepaitapoI.
~bombnr6irte, init Dem ehemaligen
6eutiden areu5er r@oben" iOeutii6
lit.
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admag, Ssrdusiefretare!

Sir erfu6en Die Serren SefretGre
.aIler 6eutiden gereine, hire @litglie.
Der auf @obltb1tiefeits.g o5aar,
.berbunoen nit gaa, tuelher am is.
0obember I'M 9eutiden Sous ftatt.
.finOet, nufntertiam 81 MAIDEN.
9ns aomite oes
9euti1.a m. S~rniien.u INHERIT. gerein.
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Nrhinn ma.

Ger Gel Sobu Z. guu, Wtiuarh.
beihdfti9te 5nrmnrbeiter &eurD @e.
bauer beging Selbimoro ourh or.
h1ngen: or mar 4S Sabre off. '2e.
bensiibprbriB ioIl 6as 4lotiu our
Gbat geipeien ieiu.
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gau Dor. A. @oD. Starfe re.
publifaniihe @eminne iperoen aus
Dem ann8en Staotc semelbct nio
man bolft Die oemofratiihe Rebr.
belt In Der 9egtslaiiir du pernihten.
Ger bisherine @nuncrHeur @lpnn
bon ocm ~btkberieen DiItritts.
anlpaIt ghitlnnn aeldIaaeh
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oablen Dor:
9emofratifh.
gIa6oma-GBorles Senoerlon.
9trisona-&. g. Stunt.
arfanIds-8. %. Sons.
@eoraio-g5ot g. Sarris.
RoiIaduietis 9 s. 8oIib.
@idigan-B. 81. Gerris.
glebrasfa-S. $. Morebeao.
6outh GaroIino,-R. S. @auning
SenneIIee-g. 6. 2pe.
RepubIifnntfd.
Golora0o-@. q. Carlson.
Sopo-8. SO. GIorte.
0ep gorf-g. 9. 8bitmnrt.
genniploonia-R. grumbausb.
Soutb 3afoto-6. 80. gprne.
8rogrefiib.
gaIifornio-Sirom Sobnion.
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gonssrueHrsDablen.

gig lett Iiegen aus ioIgenoen
Stoaten eirtgermaBen 5iiDerI1iitge
.ReiuItate ilbcr Die @ouOerneurs-
.lpablen Dor:
Evening star., 1914-01-25
9J|gu ulIiH5|I 1|s00

SYNOPSIS OF CHAPTERS j. AND ).
Kathlyn Hare deceived by forged message,
believes her father Col. Hare. who is hunting In
India has summoned her TO him. She starts I'M
mediately for Allaha, leaving her younger sister,
Winnie Mt home their wild animal farm IN
California.
Umballah protege of the King Of Alfalfa,
hopes TO succeed 10 he throne Alaha being an
independent principality. the childess ruler mas
the right to appoint his heir. ON previous visit
to Alaha Col. Hare had saved the life or the
king. and as a reward decoration, carrying
with II the royal honors and the rights OF sue
cession, had been conferred upon him.
Umballah goes to America and. spying on tne
household Of Col. Hare. sees the lovely, falr
haired Kathlyn and falls in love with her. He
determines that sine shall come to Allaha and De
an innocent aid in the plot against her father-
The r1Ise Is successful. ard on the boat winch
carries Kathlyn to India the Hindu Is passen-
ger.
In the meantime the King of Allaha has died
and ImbaIlah and the three councillors OF the
xinrdom have thrown col. Hare into prison. On
JTuballah that her father is dead and that she IS
the queen. She is forced to enter The palace and
is detained there until the day she Is to be
crowned An elaborate dnrbar is arranged. the
centra! figure Of which is kathlyn. protesting
and yrief-stricken. In her extremity she thinks
OF John Bruce, 3 fellow passenger on the boat,
who is hunting in th, vicinity of Allaha Her
fathers servant. Ahmed. approaching TO present
her with flowers. she whispers his name and tells
him to bring Bruce her aid. When the crown
3s placed upon her head Imbaliah announces that
she is to be married 10 h!m forthwith her re-
fusal infuria les him
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PLY for their reason, are permitted to
see. Kathlyn, in her royal robes (for or
deals of this character were ceremonials),
a necklace of wonderful emeralds about
her throat, stepped from the palanquin
and stood waiting. From other vehicles
and conveyances stepped Umballah. the
council and the yellow -robed priests.
Troops also appeared, and behind them
the eager, expectant populace They were
to be amused. There were many of Them
however, who hoped that miracle would
happen.
"Rama bai,' whispered Bruce, "she is as
beautiful as a dream. If 1 had only
miracle. See how straight she stands; not
a sign of fear in her face. There's
woman . a woman for me-" he
added under his breath.
He saw the bejeweled turban of I'M
ballah bend toward the girl and it was
hard to resist taking pot at the man.
kathlyn shook her head. Thereupon she
was led to the trap her hands bound. and
the rope round her waist attached secure
ly to the ring.
x
All, they talked about it, that night in
the surging bazaars, in the palace, wher-
ever two persons came together; how the
white hunter had appeared from nowhere,
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not possible that he could repeat the fsat.
Having convinced Umballah and the
council that she would not marry he-
prosecutor, the council announced to the
populace that on the next fete day the
queen would confront the lions in the
elephant arena. What could one man do
against such odds? Lions brought from
the far Nubian deserts, fierce, untamable.
That night there was a conference be-
tween Bruce. Ahmed and Ramabai.
''They have taken my guns away, and
God knows 1 can't do the impossible.
Where the devil were your camels, All
med?"
'Jmballah has his spies, Ramabai.' said
Ahmed, smiling, as he got into his bhisti
rags, which Ramabai had surrendered
willingly enough; .'Ramabai, thou conspir-
ator, what about the powder mines you
and your friends hid when the late king
signifled that he was inclined toward Brit
fish protectorate? Eth? What about the
republic thou hadst dreams Of? Poor
kings, oppressed; We should not know
what to do with absolute freedom. There,
Fear not Why should / betray thee?
The mines. The arena is of wood
"But there will be many of my friends
there" said the bewildered Ramabai.
Who was this strange man who seemed
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daughter on the throne. How did she
get there? And what the devil is a CHAP
to do?" Bruce stopped and recovered his
pipe and swore softly. cali, if this Is
true, then it's some devil work. and I'll
wager my shooting eye that that sleek
scoundrel Umballah, as they call him. is
at the bottom of it. A white woman, good
old Hares daughter. Ill look into this
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hours ride but there's no hurry, and, be-
sides, there's a herd of elephants behind
rs sonwhere They've come up far for
this time Of year"
Yes, safib."
..Any news worth whiie2'
Ali made a gesture; it signifcd a great
many things.
Bruce Sahib viii not believe.
Believe what?'' said Bruce. emptying
his pipe against his heel.
There is white queen in the city
what What bally nonsense is this?''
..It is only what I've been told, sahib.
Hare Sahib is dead
Bruce let his pipe slip through his
fingers. .Hare? Good Lord
Yes. sahib. But that is not all. 1t
seems the king went mad after we went
TO Africa. You remember how Hare Sahib
saved him from the leopard? Well, he
made Hare Sahib his heir. He had that
right; the law of the childless king has
always read 50 in Alaha. The white
queen in Hare Sahib's daughter
Bruce leaned against tent pole. Am
] dreaming or are you?" he gasped.
1T is what they tell me, sahib. l know
il not as a fact
''The king dead, Hare dead and his
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