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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17

istry of marine" / saw the lieutenant
bring his heels together with a click;
he stood stiff as a ramrod and his
hand went up to the salute mechan-
ically. Nikolai sputtered and storm
ed inarticulately for few mo-
ments.
Schmidt" he cried to me at
length, withdraw seventeen PAGES in
accordance with the regulations
understood only the motion of the
hand But Nikolai explained to me
subsequently that this was the form
ula prescribed in the case of an officer
intending to admonish a subordinate
no officer might rebuke another in
the presence OF an enlisted man.
Hardly had withdrawn when
saw Nikolai leap toward the lieuten-
ant and metaphorically rend him. His
voice. continuous low basso. was
hardly punctuated by the lieutenant's
high-pitched apologies. Won Bee
man was limp and actually trembling
when Nikolai. having concluded his
lecture. recalled me. My orderly
Schmidt, accompanies me-" snarled
Nicolai. You have read the order?
Forward, March,
And We passed into the slip where
long, low, oval craft was moored
with ropes against a slopine dock. AS
we approached, half dozen sailors
rose and stood at attention
viii you step aboard. sir?' ask
ed the lieutenant with Difference. Nj
kolai accepted the invitation; | fol-
lowed him: then came the lieutenant.
the sailors trooping In behind him:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17
The Stolen
Submarine
an Audacious Hazard of Nikoa Independent Agent,
Related by His Lieutenant, Summers
BY H. M. EGBERT
copyright. 1913. by W. G. Chapman

II was on Thursday. June %, that
we laid our final plans. The Hcrtha
had dockcd. Judging by precedent. she
would set forth upon the following
evening The approach to the slip
was guarded by a couple of marines.
who were relieved periodically: but
We had discovered where Lieut.. Won
be easy to gain admittancc. We
were to wait in the proximity Of his
house until he left on the following
evening to take up his command We
would follow close upon his heels and
pass i'm short distance behind him:
under the circumstances it would he
improbable that the marines would
question us. But 10 ensure against
any unexpected circumstances, Nlko-
lai had forged paper from the min
istry Of marine. detailing him. with his
orderly -mysclf-tO accompany Won
Becman upon his next journey
confess was trembling when.
on the ensuing evening. We put this
scheme into execution. II must have
been in the evening, just when the
long twilight was yielding to night,
before we perceived the lieutenant
leave his quarters and stride sharply
down the street We followed him,
gradually edging up closer. At a
short distance from the entrance to
the slip he swung round on his heel
Halt" he cried sharply, seeing
our uniforms and thinking us sailors.
What the devil are you men
doing here? What ship are you
FROM"
But that it was nearly dark | could
have sworn Nikolai grew purple in
the face from feigncd wrath
Attention. sir" he bawled Il am
Captain Won Obermeister of the min
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17

eminent. | hope" said Nikolai po-
lltely. Your articles of war would
not justify murder"
Il am going to wipe out the insult
you offered me in the streets of kiel,
shouted Won Beeman. hoarse with pas
sion. You called me a Sleeps head,
you impostor!'
Calls head" said Nikolai, not
sleeps head. You shall have your sat
isfaction whenever you make it pos
sible for me to meet you. The Eng
lish laws against dueling are strict
Il am not going to England" shout
ed Won Beeman.
Look at the plate" retorted Nike
iai. sailor had sprung to the
wheel He steadied the swinging
craft. and there. on the camera OBJ
scura. but filling it completely. was
a scouting boat. it must have been
almost upon us. Then. as watch
ed. saw flag float into the picture.
and on it were the stars OF the Ger
man flag.
1t was a German warship. and not
an English one. that had discovered
us,
More and more clearly came the
picture OF the scouting boat. There
could be no mistake. Our ruse had
failed-and. when we thought that we
had snatched victory out Of defeat.
once more the cup OF hope had been
dashed from our lips. All chanc /,
vas gone; probably death at best I'M.
prisonment tor life. awaited ~.
The picture blurred. the subma,iDp
lifted and rose 10 The surface Of the
sea. Through The thick glass of the
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17

He began TO retreat from me, try
or. | pressed him back to the other
end of the ship. The sailors had
risen to their feet and stood watch
ing me open-mouthed. Nikolai bend
ing over the camera, apparently who'll
ly indifferent. At that moment !
grotesque dream
The lieutenant broke the silence.
My Cod" he screamed in German,
the fellow has gone mad, Captain
Won Obermeister!"
Nkolai looked up AT your serv-
ice. sir" he said.
Take his pistols away. lie is in
sane. 1t is the heat"
Schmidt is acting under my or
ders." replied Nikolai. Keep your
end of the boat. lieutenant. or you die.
And the first man." he added. that
stirs toward us dies. To work. men. "
he continued in German. The stupe-
fled sailors obeyed.
Then Nikolai turned to the lieuten-
ant again. You are entitled to an
explanation and you shall have it," he
said. Il represent the British gov
eminent. and our course is laid for
Portsmouth harbor."
He spoke in English. which, like all
German naval officers. the lieutenant
understood perfectly. Won Beeman
stared at him wildly then suddenly
he burst into sobs.,
Come, man. said Nikolai. with
some sympathy, things are not as
bad as they might be. At least you
can have your life And. il you
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17

Lone star. au instructor u thu
United States Indian service. claim.
that "cuhist art originated with th.
American indian some -ou years ag.
Among his collection oC Indian arr
says American Art New. specimens IL
the common figure of the eagle" hapcG
square and totally unlike ana eagle yet
Immediately imprcssinE the observer
that it is one which, declares Lon"
Star" is the height OF the "Cubist
art.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17

MOuley lsmael, ordered all the trees
to be cut down. At that time his en-
pire WIS being harassed by enemies
who hid in the forests. and the sui
tan thought to rid himself Of the en-
emies by the simple eApedient OF
cutting down the forests. Reforesta-
ton is just now going on in Morocco.
although the country has suffered
from it's lack of timber since the sew
enteenth century.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17
JUDGES Smoke Pines in Trial

TniontOwn, ~ Smoking was a.
lowed for the first time in the his.
tory Of the Fayette county courthouse.
when two Justices Of the peace heard
a case involving II Italians charged
with Illegal liquor selling The herr
ings were transferred to the court.
house for the want of room 'The
court smoked corncob pipes du-i-.1
ths three hours OF the trial.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17
Just an Accident.

Bill-Was he ever IN a railroad ac
cident?
Jill--Yes, but he came out all
right.
What was it,"
"He proposed marriage to a girl on
train and she refused him"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17

Putnam Fadelcss Dyes do not stain
the hands Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17

A great deal OF what passes for dig.
nifty is nothing but genuine laziness
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17

Being able to not to sing is often
great relief TO the company present
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-01-17

by the ruse of the German flag. it's
captain had discovered the secret
which England had wanted SO badly.
We were in friendly hands.
Did YOU fulfill this mission by the
direct suggestion of the admiralty
the captain asked.
NO. sir" said Nikolai. 1T was our
own enterprise, and we trusted to the
generosity of the English nation to
reward us adequately
The captain started.
What" he cried. Does nobody in
England know that you embarked
upon this perilous adventure"
Nobody but yourself and your men.
sir" Nikolai answered.
The captains manner changed i'll
a way comical to see.
We'll. my men," he said. you have
had a fortunate escape. Now tell
Won what | shall do. In five minutes a
dinghy will be lowered from the side.
You will entef it. and can. doubtless.
null yourselves ashore. We Ire not
three miles from the Hampshire
coast"
And you will report us for the re-
ward?' ! asked.
Reward? What reward
Then | understood. He meant to
take the entire credit for the achieve
ment TO himself And, IL we told our
story in England. nobody would give
us a hearing stood astonished.
shaking with impotent rage and cha
grin.
Then the captain laid his hand kind
" upon my shoulder
Gentlemen" he said, addressing
both of us. be very thankful that
Won have escaped with your lives You
played desperate game which YOU
were i'll prepared Tor. You came OF
no worse than YOU started. Hal, aE
hour ago and you would have given al
Won possess for life You have your
Ives Take my advice: go quickly.
sd al once.
Ten minutes later We were pulling
for the English shore.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
Final account filed in estate OF
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W. June 6. ,ls. 20, 1914.

rs Ne. 1913. .sl
Notice Of Expiration Of Redemption.
STATE 81 81 MI; aeS5 a. es51 OF
St. Louis. IS: ofrice Of County
To OTTO ERICKSON:
You are ereby.notified that the fol-
lowing piece or parcel of land. situated
IN the County of st. Louis. and State
as foiiows. '1 to aWi SHOWN ana described
Lot number Fourteen 90, Block
number Nineteen (1s). Grassy Point
recorded plat thereof, is now assessed
in your name. -
= That areal estate tax Judgment, was
entered in the District Court In and for
1914, against the above described piece
prosssSinss under ehapte a e 5ss, laws 'a
Of 1913; to enforce payment Of real es-
delinquent for each and all of the If
teen -(1bl' years next prior to the year
1e14. and said piece or parcel Of land
before the sale hereinafter mentioned.
:. That on the 18th day OF May A, D.
1911, the said piece or parcel Of land
auditor Of said county. in accordance
$40. Laws sof 1918, for the sum Of
wicEy sn@ a1.aFs 1nd e cents
~ treasurer;: of said county.
That the certificate ssof sale for said
piece or. parcel of4.land exeeuteds and
delivered by said county auditor upon
said f. sale last above meittionAtl, has
been presented tome at my office, by
the holder: thereof tor the purpose Of
having notice Of expiration Of time for
redempt Ion. from said-.tAxs sale of -said
property given and served .5s.;ss1 5 &.
That the amount required to redeem
said piece or. parcel Of land from safd
tax sale; exclusive of the costs to acz
crue upon this notice., IL the sum of
Thirty-hve dollars and Fifty cents and
interest thereon at the rate OF - per
cent per annum from the date OF said
made. . 80 3s-.%s5,s : -
That the time for the redemption OF
said piece or parcel OF land from: slid
tax sale will expire sixty (601 DAYS
after service OF this: notice. and: the
fling Of proof OF such service in my
Witness my hand and seal Of office
this.2nd day .of June A, D. 1914. e.
As<Auditors Of ST.. Louis County. Mime
sofa. ~ E$es - 7. ..sg!.s.,.. ;. s
So ~ BY L. A.: MARVIN.
The above form of notice il hereby
approved February Is, 1914. az
&c. e.. -. -. LYNDON A. SMITH,
III s Attorney General
= 80 L. w: June 6-1S-2O-1914
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY or
st. Louis. District Court. 18th Judi
cial District. {. -.4' g "
In the matter of the distribution Of
funds. received as damages for the
wrongful death of Anton Platner,
deceased 800. f-7.~7 $3.50
Jakob Platner as administrator of the
estate of Anton Platner,, deceased,
and Jones & Forbes as attorneys
for said administrator. Petitioners.
James Platner and Maria. Platner. a.
heirs and next Of kin Of Anton
Platner, deceased, and all other per-
sons Interested in the estate Gsof
Anton Platner, deceased, sSs
. s.. NOTICE. RESPONDENTS.
To James Platner and Martha Plat
ner, and all other persons Interested
in the estate Of Anton Platner.5 de-
ceased: g tE3.EA ,tlS7F.
Pursuant to an order Of the above
named district court, duly made: and
filed in the above. entitled matter.
notice Is hereby given you: =
That the undersigned. sJakob plat
ner, as administrator of the estate OF
Anton P1atner, deceased, has in His
possession a certain sum Of money
received by him as damages on &C.
count Of the wrongful death Of said
5decedent:S +. 81 gS.- 5 - 3.
That An application has been made
to the District Court OF St Louis
County; Eleventh Judicial District 81
Minnesota, for an order allowing and
adjusting all attorneys fees and other
expenses incurred y connection WITH
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L. W. May 80. June 8, Is. 1914.

Order Limiting Time to File; Claims
..zss - and for Hearing Thereon.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. Louis. SIS. Iii Probate Court. .
* !n~the matter of the Estate, of Lars
Letters OF administration this daiys
having been granted to Emma John
iT<is oRDERED,s That The tim.
w1thin which, all creditors Of the above
named decedent, may present claims
against HIS estate In this court, be,
and "the same hereby is, limited to
six months. from and after the date
hereof. and that the LIST day Of De-
cember, 1914, at ten O'Clock "A, NJ. in
the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House at Duluth In said Calmly, be,
and the same hereby Is fixed as the
time and place for hearing: upon the
examination, adjustment and allow
ance of such claims as shall be pre-
scented within the time aforesaid. p
Let notice hereof be given by pub
LEGATION of this. order In The Labor
World rs provided by law.
Dated, Duluth. Mimi, May 9th. 1914.
S. w. nGILPIN,
~ - Judge OF Probate :.
essal Probate Court. st. Louis County,
LlW.. May 80. June. 6 10 1914. IT,.
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eEa I = te q Exsmiss Es!e.l Aseesnt. 81,

0Eaer to Examiae Final ACCOUNT. Etc.
STATE 9 e OF MINNEsoTA, County, or
ct. Louis, sS-Ins Probate Court. a
IN the Matter of the Estate Of
R9 gH1 Forbes1 pesedent.
FORBES and Ro d, y Forh aes On re =.
5ressntatives Of the above named de-
cedent together With their nnal ac-
tate. having been filed IN this Court,
rspresentinK.s among other things that
they have fully administered said es-
count Of said Standardization. IS ex-
aninsd, dJastsd and allowed BY the
enter its hnaI decree Sc distribution
@ the residue OF the seltate Of said de-
eedAnt to the persons entitled thereto.
g taf f and :thA tiss on their bond.
{, 1T II 5ORDERED.T That said petition
soe heard and said final account ex-
3t9Gyysa ey tn ss Gov at the Probate
Il g naa in the 4 HOUND III
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!, FLORIDA LANDS.

FOR sALE-s,5o0 acres Of choice frui1
sseand truck lands, located on the ST
John river, In Lake county, Florida
about 40 miles south Of Jacksonville,
G1aeap river and railroad freight rates.
and we'll tried section. Many orang zee
groves: and truck gardens flourish IN
o9r midst, proving to the new settler
done@by him. Land 40 to IS feet above
~ level, affording good natural drain.
49,. Sold in 10-acre tracts at $40 per
Are .and upward. No interest. No
t4xes.fSG1n- terms Of 81 per acre down
and IL per acre per month Cali or
write for literature. Duluth-Florida
Land company, Room 8, Phoenix block.
Duluth, MINI. Agents wanted,
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F Fetiss e E1p,Estios e Rsss.Itien.
rer1eitea Tax. sale Held v1der Chap
or rn Ter 11$ LaWS 81 l9I5:
oA 81 y OE INN t's0IA. COUNTY OF
81. Louis, S. Office OF County
Audltor: = s.sE
fopJ. u. DAIG:5 ", To- : -. E.
lou are hereby notihed that; the fol-
LIVING piece or parcel OF land, situated
IN the County OF st. Louis and State
oI minnesota, and knownaand described
I as follows, to-Wit:
!, Lot number: Sixteen (18), Block mum
Der Nineteen f19), Grassy Point Addi
ton to Duluth, according to the. re-
corded plat thereof is now assessed
IN your name ..s.. ~
entered in the District Court lin and
FOR the above. named County on March
q, 1914, against the above described
piece orAparce1 Of land IN sid county,
IN proseedtngs under Chapter 543. Laws.
tate taxes which had become and were
f fel,nq 7ls Tor each and All Of the nj
Mss rot g redssmsd f1en .ald 5udsn.nt
- : That on the 18th day sof Nay A. D.
- 1T Itne SAID piece or parcel Of tand
aud,tep - At .!p, %1Di,c sale county
9Th y ! 3, the proyistons 6 said Chapter
dollars 9 ant. cents. which sum was