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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11

the secretary or labor the largest sue,
cess possible of attainment 10y him in
composing Industrial disputcs-ir
which the public must continue to be
the largest loser-but for the degree in
which ne fails he himself Will be most
responsible. lie has failed TO convince
the country of his opcnmindedness ana
even Of his ability to state questions of
fact fairly II is a matter of detail,
merely. that he has failed because he
has shown a disposition 10 lean toward
the side % labor lie would be as bad
on, if not worse il nc had leaned to the
side of capital
President Wilson's failure to secure
.or this portfolio man Who didn't lean
either way and who was large sized
enough to command the confidence both
~ capital ana labor has started the
icw department under a handicap that
twu. Doe long time relieving itself OF.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11

Associated Press has ,oen too r,.i,ll,.
adhered to. hut IN such cas-. tn.r. 10
possible an appooI r., rho whol. ,,,r,-
ho,.st,i,, a., -, -,
and this appcaI has rronucutI,. haan
resorted 70 II is hard T., ,o,. b.r tho
sherman Nnti-Truet l.,,. ,,,li... 80,
these nranises Nat ,,,I,. ,.,,, an ,.l..,
So desire orpani2e ,,,,,,c,;,io,, ...,.,i,,..
tho Associatod p,.o,, .r.., 80
tbev can Got teIagr,,,l, r,.ui,,... rr..,.,
tho comn,uies ar Tho ..,,,.. mt. .,.. ,,,,,
ana cities ,brourb th.. ,,,,o ,..,.,.,,..,.,.
Moreover .r,bod,. com .,.i,bar,,,. r..
the Associotior On sf, ,,o,,h., ,,,i,..
and the nurI,c may, b.. .,,o th,.t ,,,.,,,.
u.o,,,5 -, ,,.,,,,,,,.a,....,.. -.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11
:. :. !. :. = =. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :.
: WASHINGTON GLADDEN.
!. :. !. !. :. :. :. :. :: :. :. :. :. :. :.

DR.. washington GLADDEN.. one of the
foremost leaders i'm the Congregational
church, was born in Pottsgrove. Pa,
Feb. II, 1896 He graduated from Viii
Jams College i'm 1889 ana was ordained
a congregational minister the follow
ing year lie held pastorates in Brook
Rn, y. Y, and in North Adams aud
Springfield, Mass, until 1882, in which
year he became pastor OF the Firs,
Congregational church in Columbus
@. Two months ago Dr. GLADDEN. re
signed his passionate i'm Columbus. aft
-cr having held it continuously for more
than thirty years. Though widely
known for his ability as a preacher,
Or. GLADDEN. is even moro famous as q
speaker on political, sociological and
other questions of the day. Some
years ago nationwide attention was
directed to him when he asked all
churches To refuse contributions from
the standard oil and liquor interests
lie was the originator of the phrase
tainted money
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11
Congratulations to-

Pu-Yi, the dcposcd emperor of chi
ma years cid today.
John T.. Fitzgerald, eX-mayor Of Bos-
ton. n years old today
Rt Rev. q. Mott Williams, Episso-
pal bishop of Marquette, - years old
today.
Alexander NJ. Dockcry, former COVER
nor of Missouri and now third assist
ant postmaster general 60 years OLD
today.
Ray w. Collins, pitcher of the Bos-
ton American league baseball club. -
years old today.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11
FOND OF HERS.

The two women were discussing the
fashions.
Did YOU say your husband was fond
of those clinging gowns
Yes, indeed; he leaves one To cling
to me for about 1--WE years. "-Cinciu-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11
SELFISH INTEREST.

Wombat Is always trying ~ stir up
surragette hikes"
Tie is evidently deeply Interested in
the cause"
y fear II is a selfish interest. He's
a shoe dealer Kansas CITY Journal.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11
STORMY.

Didn't your husband storm when
you showed him your milliners bill?"
II should say he did" We'll, what did
YOU do" 81 showed hi mthc dress
makers bill and then he was speech
less. Boston Transcript
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11

M ..lr ...lI $50 zoo
Isra shall We start or
san rrH.Ha
I.r.r- mans "a wind and way
and .....-. .f.g H..t Ma
r.l are ... .r.... ...g f.g4y
whore --s.. We .-e
or la.t - go breath
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11
GOOD OLD oAYsl

When pterodactyIs everywhere
Pursued their ways extensive.
The meat was living through the air
And very inexpensive.
Washington star
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11
GUAM DAIRY.

Ted-'Tf YOU can't decide between
your two girls, why not pick the iret-
tier one"
Ned-"Nou see. my boy. the other
one has the moncy."-Judge.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11
Daddy 'sBedtirne
The Chipmunks'
And Squirrels
Snow Battle.

HE had built daddy 1T had all
"A an
around and there through the
by which could
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11

cOpyrD,t tO,4 ., Nner,rlo P,es, H,,ocla,oo
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-11

s1WA TRCU mighty tit instrument in Gods own hal
| For purposes divine. we'll dids thou lend thyse
EgT%sg Unto His will who destined this fair land Of on
Cz--ia' For Freedoms Like Hoses. thou didst lie
From darkest bondage into liberty and light
Sor lacked thou cloud by day fire by nsht for
We're battle smoke and lurd campfire CLEANS. alas
Though not by wish Of thine for was thy heart
AS any little childs. and much thou didst deplore
Wars stern necessity No sot Of thine shows euehf
q hatred or revenge iOr thou ddai love all men
And wish them well Brave soul true soul great soul
We lay with gratitude this wreath upon thy head
And thank thee for thy life and mourn thy maryr death
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Cine Gis616(e.

Sn Der GisbpbGe pon 9obiinn II.
bos Sis ieit geroumer 3eit itori i'm
Qnpodisn fegriffen Der Gingnng
ner 6otte Iieet beOeuteno h6ber al8
ibr Snnerss. NOS CUR 1olge bot, bob
Die pon 1uBsn einbringenoe fpdrmers
QuFt Iih in Der iodforrliqen 9obIe I'M
qIeihmdBie pertbeiIt. Sn ben obsren
56eilen fammelt fid bis norme Cuff,
bic untersn 3beile behalten itduoi9
lire Semneratur inter Run. profsis
for Quotpie 2ocsp bat bic 6obIe pieIer
3aQe beiidtiet unb osrfiiet., bob Ole
9unahme hes Gifes. bic ole 6oble nit
Gis p0aiq aus3ufiiusn unb un3ugdngs
lid 2u maden orobt, non W0glihteii
perhinbert nerbe. Ginitpeilen tpisb
bos friId entitonoers Gis mittsIs Qsrs
ten ous9ehatt uno entferrt.
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SemtidDiauo nno Gbiua.
9Scllna. 15. Septcmbe

Hcttng, 10. september.
Ser oeiltlthe (SeibGitstr0ger boi
beute Die dineiilhe Hegicrlng benadl
rihtigt. buB iih Die ocutlde 9iegie-
rllng hcs Rcdt norbcbGIt. China oa.
litr 5n &crautluortlne 81 5iehcn.
onb ea Ole GerIeelrng neutrolen 8e,
bietcs nurb Sapan ltillIhmeiaeno
buloete. Sir Die &erlrite. Die Den
Gcutid)en aus bieier &oltllng erlulldl.
len, ioa 5u aeaebener 3cit Gntid)ool.
aung aeiproert perocn.
Die oeiltidle 9teeierune tbeilt nidt
Die Anihountne. bab fiir Die Gage
pobreno oes riiiiiid ioponilhen
&rie9cs Gin EreSeoeuSfoIl geifaifen
murbe. Sic nertritt pielmcbr Den
Stouopunft. ooB eS SiIiht bcr dine
iildlen Heeierune eelncien mare, Die
Grmeiteriing Der iogenannten 6itni.
6igfilon1etererenSe por Der 2onoung
Der iaponiiden Sruppcn on5ufiinDi.
gen, nm aud, Den 9eutihen @eleeen.
belt 81 9cben. hieies 9ebiet nud)
APnelid)feit nussunuten.
SSSn einem friibereu Trotcit bot Der
ociitlde @eihoftstroeer bereitS be-
iout, ooB man iofort nod ber 2on.
ollng Der SSaponer in 2lnefoiu benz
lopanilhen tSeionoteu in Yetillg
ieinc TdIIe bate oushonoiaen munen.
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- Webieten Sie oem eritcu
!s,erbit .S1uiten (sinhalt.

llnicrorlldcn Sic oen Serbit Su.
item ooer Grf0ltling ioinrt NOR
ten Sie nidi, cs mag oo0urh eirr
gef0brIihes Gimgenleioen entItchcn,
bic Gorpcrtroit ocihpGdt neroer
lmo in elm dronlides 2ungeuIetoeIE
msorten. 9eioraen Sie lid uods
beute cine 8loide non 9r. gel'S
Fine Tar ra0onen; oerielbe III reirs
ino hormlos. gebraufer Sic
Nenielben rei6Iid) iilr Den 6erbft-
@uiten o0cr GrfoItungen. 8errs
Dos Barn o6cr Die ainoer fraut
iino, gehen gle es oenieIbeu; lie
iperocn boourh ihneG uu6 griinoildt
furirt peroen. Iie W}coi5in bern
blot ben ent5luocten 0nls, bic 2uu-
ger. oic Sfperidaiefeit, lit oniilep-
Itiif imb ItGrft oaS Spitem gegGt
GriGltungen. Sic perbiiiet iidlerfidE
Grtalhlnaen, uno NoB Die WtitrobnE
}lnbalt finoen. @nrontirt. gdug
25c bel SSbrem glpctbefer. (2tua-
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rsg7 9ibenmatismns gcioen be
icitiat.

Ger critic @ebroud, bon Sloon's
Eminent eeht oireft Su Der ihmer.
3cnocn Stelle, - es orinat obne Gin.
reiben burd), es itillt Die Hbel
motisnits. SdnerSen runoitm Die
tScIenfe unb geiuobrt 2inoerung ulo
Comfort. 2eioen Sic nihtl Be
iorgen Sic iid nod beute enc ,5Ioihe
Gs lit cine 3omiIien. .Webi3in fir
ole Sd)mer5cn, g8itnben, Guetihun.
gen, Sdnitte. meben Sols, gteurol-
aia uno Shmer5en in Der gruit.
@erbinbert 4nitedltngen. Sr. Gbos
$. @entbportb, California. ihreibt
Gs bat gSunoer fir meinen gbeu.
motismus aetbon; Der Shmer5 lit
fort, ioboIo ih oosieIbe oufthue. Sd
hobe es nieinen ,Sreitnoen ols bas
beite Ointment empfohIen, bas id) ie
gebrQtdlt bohe." @ornntirt. 25e
bel Sbrem 9lpotbefer. Gina
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18
2cntide beoreben SritiidD- -Sioafrifa
0nnhnn. 1h Gent

&onoon, 10. Sept.
Eie britiihen uno oeutlhen Streit-
fr1fte in Den ofrifoniIdlen aoIonien
iino an herihieocnen Stellen i'll
Shorniieel nerpidcIt.
Die GeutIden boben cine itorfe
a1ilitariuoht in Geutid Subpelt.
ofrifa iut0 beoroben idon Die @rens
gen Der Union pou Siiooirito. 9abr-
iheinIid) meroen iett Die 9uren &c.
aen Die Gelttid)en in aonlpf geiielit
lOeroen.
0ei gfomons 9rift on Ger @ren3e
ncu 3cutih Silnmeitofrifo ioa es
an eincm 8efedlt gefonunen lein, bel
Dem Die Gciltihen untcrIcgen moreil.
Ieoob miro Gin groBercr stainpi erii
ipoter eriuartct. @ei ben @efehten
betbeiligtcn Iih oIh oic )iersu mi,
litdriidl ousgebiioctcr Gfneebnrener.
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&erlaiicu Werifo.
Snnitpn's Armcc mnroe BON SrGiia
bent gSiliun and) 6anle be-
Ureert.
Molhinaton .. g. Is. sept.

Gie dmerifoniihen Sruppen IN
@ern Grl5. Nter.. bobcn Die Sroer
crhoitcn. nnh Der Seimatb Suriid-
Ireiien. >m SSeiben @alls luuroe onI
Giellltoaobcuo cine omtlid)e Grfl0-
'rune neroifentliht, bic ben foIqenoern
SSSortlott hot:
Sic Sruppcn limo beorbert nor
oen lid aus &cro Gru3 5ilriifansie.
ben. 0ieicr Sdlrltt lpuroe qetbou-
mcil bieienlgcn llmitdnoen, iueIdle Die
9fflpotio 5il redtfcrtioen lhienen.
niht mchr eriitircn. 0ie mcitcre
slnmcienheit un'rer Srlppen erldelnt
eabcr lnnoibio.
8enualeidl Die Sriegsflotte nidlt
crlpobnt wurbe, 10 9Ioubt man oode
in ontlidlcn &rciiel @albinatons.
6ab bic mciiten jcet III merifanildeiE
tSclpaiiern befinoliden omerifaniihern
Srlegsihiffe beimheoroert lper6en.
o. iln DC fiir Die 3urii # b G.
rufung.
Die omcrifoniId)en Sruppen tulEr-
ben III eritcr 2inie ouf Dos bringcllng
erinhen 0enerol Gorran5oS aurild.
bcoroert. Gurd) &ermittluua neax
1onl 5uucr. Hroi. Billions perlon~
lifem Sertreter IN Wierifp. Iebfe
t3cn. Gorrailsa ocr amerifaniIhcls
Meaierimg mseinnnocr, boB Die Incl
tere Annclenheit Der Srnppen onT
nerifonilden 0ohen nid)t nur nid,t
Sieuoliltionen nerbinoern. lonoern I'M
o'egentbeil cine itanoige @eiabr fiir
irellnolfaftlidc 9'eSiebungen biloeiz
milrhe. 1icie aniidt miro aud Dois
oen merifnnilhen HcpolutionsheIncn
&illo unn Gbrcgon ectbeiIf. ssrai.
gSilinn itieB ini aobineit oui nidbt
9erinoen 9eiocriionb. oph id,itcbIid,
muroe Der geidIib gcfdBt, oie 9rnp-
pen ab5iiberlifen.
Sin lneitcrer Sriin6 mar bic Hahc.
0cs @cnerolfnupentS Der W}iIit1rAefSi
in Wcrifo. oenn um |. Sitober Ioli
Der probiioriihc @rolibcnt ernanut
meroen. Gorron5o bat nun Dem bin.
genoen @unid,, Die aonliniitrotion
ieinem 9lohfoIocr Su iibcreeben, menn
obiolliter sSricoe nit Dem noroiidar
Hohhnr bcrrld,t.
Die tSrooc Der glncrfennung Der
merifnniidlen &eeierilng ourd, Die.
ger. Stootcn 1T nod nidt erIebiet
mor0en.
sSubeI in ls scrifo.
Sto6t Merifo. l6. Sept.
giit arobcr Shnelligfeit berbrci-
iGe lidl oie Nnd)rid)t bon Der 4noro.
ain9 Der 3itriid5iebruq Scr onicri-
tnniidlcn 5rlippcn aus &ero Gru3 In
Der Soiptitoht mo Der 9elpobner.
idnft betnaftigtc lid Gin miloer Gu.
thuiioSnula.
8cnerol Garrml5o, ooS Sonpt Der
aonititutipnoIiitcn lpurbc nit @ind~
ptnidliclegrommen eerooe3u iibcr-
i,1memmt.
Is mllroc 1crooe Der llnobh1naia~
icitStng 1clcicrt uno ourh Die glntiu-
nlnllng luur0c Die sSeltesfreloe uods
crhnht.
1anlcnne BON GrcmpIoren einer
Sonoerousgobe oes .gI 2lherai. 80
elnes Craon@ Der yiegierung. mnroe
nit Der llfittbeihng bon Der 9lbbcru~
lilnqsororc irei o1if oeu StrdBen ltu--
Ter Die Gclfsmenac pcrtbcilt.
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ssy 0ilIi8e Goloniften'J Jabrpreiit
iiber bic Chicago Il NOrtbs
tueffern Balm.

1dsli6, pom "a. Ssptembsr bis s..
Ettobsr. psrtauft bic Gbicago & Iorib'
ipeitsrn Babn niebrise @inues'g oIo'
niiisn.Gidsts nod pieIsn Grti6aiten
in Colorado. lltnb, Californian, Won'
tnno. 5oobo. Oregon un6 Baibinston
5ir Staten uno ndbere SnIOrmation
tpenoe mon iih on bsn qotnlnsentsu
Der GbiCaso & Wortb ueitern Babn.
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e Sdlwinolie? Bilious? Ser.
ifpnit2

1r. Qino's 9lem Ylie Elus per.
oen Sie turiren, oe,urioden 5med-
a6fluB oer @nae uno be.
ireien 1sbren Wtogen un6 Hie Ginge.
.oeioe BON iiberfIiliiigen liib gohren.
sen Stofien. TieieIber iino Elm
Comic iilr Shren Woqen uno Die Sc
Ter imo reauliren has g0n3Iife Sor.
per 5pitemI. Tie erite Toiis fur;rt
5ie oon Dem beoriiden0en. ihmino-
ligeH bilioien uno hortleibigen 3u'
itou0. 25c bel allen glpotbetern.
(an5.)
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Gnsliider @eneral seialleu.
2onoon. Is. Sent

SpHUpIl 10. SSfl,
@rieooegenerol gteol GoueIas
6inbIcn, iit gemoB oiii6ieaer Wiittei.
lung in aonlpfe in 6ranfreid, &c
taotet moroen. Gr bate Die critic
9.rtiaerieoipiiicn in bcr britilden
grmee ieit 1910 oefiihrt. sSm Silo.
oiritofiid)en aric9 1899 - 1900
nnhm or theiI unb erbielt bierbei DIE
SopierfeitsmeooiIle. 6inIep mar I'M
Sabre 1859 geborcn.
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1n Hlbanieu berridlt SunaersnotlI
nno Eeit.
afon. pin Qloris. t5. salt

glus 2lnlona, 9Ilbonlen, meIoet Der
&orreiponOent oes Weiioacro ySlul-
gersnotb nnO Eofen herrldjen mt
Ter 6enen Die mrs Den fernliegclioert
C0rfern ous t5ulrdt Uor feinolidefl
Ginf1llcu in Die gtoot Qefloben lino-
Gfe bel Den fiir3lid1en adntpicH &C.
fdlenen ioIlen oicIioh nur inter ei~
ncr leihten Groidlibt bcgrobcn NOR
Den ieiu, moourh Die Fcit entitaito- .
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Soitenou
8oris, 10. September.

8oris, Is. September.
0ob fth Die 0cutId,en entlone Der
Slisne aur @ebr aeiett boben, fam
hiefiaen ,ei,laeipeihten Greiien" i,lG,t
i,herroId,eftn. Nean hot1e es porous=
aeiehen. Oo6 ser 5Seiro ieine Hild=
suosbclpeouno an einem aeaebenelt
9;1lnfte ,ilm Steben brinaen meroe.
s3ritifd,e unb fronaoiiidbe SIieaer mo=
rem cs, bic suerlt melbetcn, ooB Die
ge1tld,en noroIid, BON &beims 9ro-
uerfe auflporfen lino onoere @prbe-
rcitunaen trofen. Die ouf bortnGdi-
oen Nioeritnno idlie6en lieBen. Oicie
SsertheioidlnasIinie oilrfte idlnn m6b-
reno ncs InrTtpbes Der 9lrmec Des
generals bon aIud errihtet moroen
iein, nm Den 8eutlhen Iiir ben sSod,
baB tie Ron ilberleaenen aeaneriidcn
Streitfr6ftcn anaeariffen lperoen
ioflten, cinen RiidhoIt al bietcn.
go piel befonnt, iino MIR fleine
perfprenatc ocuffhe Srlppentbeile,.
ole ohnc sSilhrer moren unb iih per.
irrt battcn, in @efanocnihoft aero-
them. "a, oilen oieIen sS1tlen banoeite
es iidh nur nm meniae bnnoert Wonn,
Die foit ibre aonac Weunition periMoi-
fen botten.
ssSn ocr llm9cbung BON Eoris fGbrt
mon nit Scr grribtuna fiinitllher
Sertbeioigln9sperfe nah m,e Dpr
tort. menn man es anh nlht mebr
tiir pobrlhelnlih bolt, oaB Die
9allptitaot helogcrt meroen miro.
giniac Wsilitdrfritifcr pertrcten
Die Mnftht, Dob Die &ontpte an Der
Iisne nnr Den geglnn elner nenen
arobef Shlaht blloen Die 1td)
aleibfolls ither Die gon3e Sinie aus
nebnen ourfte. Sic betonen ober,
noB Die Ocittid]en lofern I'M ytohtbeil
Ilno, ols lie bon Der sSront ongreifen
mullen mabreno Die Stellung Der
Serbiinoeten 5lonfenbeipegungen nno
etne llmtollung oes Selroes bc9iln-
itiet.
0ic Storfe Der Terbilnoeten miro
ilofllrgenloB aebetln aeholten. Wton
alaubt aber, Bob iih Die ieinolihen
Seere an 3abI aiclnlid gleid lem
iniilien. Oic Terbilnoeten fonnen
mih ycritdrtllneen noh irgeno eillen
heorobten Gunfte perfen, % iie Die
Vilcnbobnlinien fontrolliren.
2ooeim @ eIten qiinitia.
Berlin, 16. Sept.
llebcr cine Sd,lod,IIinie Don etiuo
ITO OteiIen, smiihen Gonon, Dos 50
IeiIen norboitlidl nen GoriS uno
IA Meilen BON Gomnieone entierni
lieat, uno &crbun, noot Der @nt-
iheiounosfompf ouf Dem meltIihen
Grieasidouplob. @s lit oen iilni
ocutiden glrmeen inter General pon
GIuf. @enerol pon @iilom, @eneroI
Don NouIen, Scrsoa gIbred,t Don
gSiirttcmbcra lmo Sronnrins gSil.
helm qeaIiidt. sSrilbluna unter einan.
Der 3u oeipinnen lno einen aeroog
Sd,Iadltreihe IN aeieitiater Eoiition
ouf8uiteaen. Ger oelltide General
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I derton. Stofionou
~ - I
g etrie

~ NtEt-F ~ " ~ =. vi
Oie groBe hieiioe orohtioie Stu-
tion, nuroe hellte geidloiien, neil,
wie Der amerifnniihe Wiarine.Qeut,
nant 5elir 4. Gp9nr ioat. elmer Der
esSll1fen- Sen0oppnrote ouseebronnt
lei. Tie SdIiebunq erfolet f.ir Ian.
acre 9eit, DO uminnareid)e Heparo.
turen notbmenoiq 'iao. Gie orobt.
Ioie Station in EjauDiae bot geouen
6abon benodrid'jgt. g9enr Die no.
tbige 4usriiih,JJ aus Deutif)Iano
be3ogen per6tn mus, mag es iehs
Nionote oouern, bepor bic Vetricbss
1ltfnobne erioIeen fam.
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ote ,,uoroitern" "-5eitnm-
gen haben eis 6eieticbte
BON Ga Groiie niePt nns
mitichreiben ienoern nit
maeten helfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18
2on0Dil. i6. Gent

~ttbif4ts ~. t-kpl.
Eie Grfange SeIcaroph gompdno
eriogrt pcn ibren stnrreiponoenten
ous Rom, bob 3euthlano in Der
,1tdet SupoIfi in Ntuiiiif @olcn
einen DliIiioreouperneuc einqcieet
Iiabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

Nus ben Saoa miro eemeIoet, ooB
0ort ons Serenthnls. 8efeien, berif.
let peroe. oos 9eiitnant Baron non
sSbritner, Der in Der 3obern-G -Gfiare
cine Sniiptroue eeipielt, ON ieiben
Eaee pie iein Regiments aonlnian-
oetr, Sberit non Rellter. eefonen lei
iuo Smar bei Giynltioen. pohreno
SbcrIl son Geiiter bel 20men fieI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

@alerolitobsdei Sober meIoetc
belte, oab oie ierbiidle gIrmce, Die
iibcr Die Sopc nob llnaorn bincin
orone. Der eon8en Clinic cntIong
grilnblih aeid)loeen lpurbe, uno ooB
Der sSeinb aus S5ercm in SIoponien,
ioipie aus Dem @anot noIlitanoie per.
trieben lei.
The citizen., 1914-07-24

confronting me. At that moment she
alone occupied my mind. Then SLOW
ly her message required, forcing its
way in upon my consciousness with in
sistence. Tonight-our escape must be
made within two short hours.
stepped forward to awaken Brady, but
now, with my brain cleared. a sudden
suspicion came. Was this honest plan
ming? Was the desire back of it ac-
tually our escape? Or was it born Of
treachery? Not for an instant did
question her-the purity and truth Of
her purpose-but Simon Girty. Why
should he scheme to help us? Never
before had heard his name spoken
as any harbinger of mercy to the
frontier. l recalled his ugly face, his
narrow, furtive eyes, and my doubt of
him increased. The plan was too easy,
too well oiled, to be altogether natural.
| shook Brady awake, told him all
that had occurred, so far as related to
our effort, but without voicing my sus-
picion.
Twice we started at the distant hoot
of an owl, but it was not repeated.
Then, at last, the signal came, sound
ing near at hand, from somewhere
down the stream. Brady went first,
worming his way silently beneath the
flap, and, the instant he disappeared,
followed. There was slight gully to
our left, and we crept into it, keeping
down out of the CLEAN of fire. Lying
side by side at the edge of the water
he put his lips close to my ear.
"On your back, lad, with only the
nose out; stroke easy, and let the cur
rent carry you down."
(TO BE CONTINUED)
The citizen., 1914-07-24

CHAPTER XX-continued.


1t was all over with so quickly
could scarcely realize what had actual
ly occurred. Then laughed and swore,
my nerves dancing like so many de-
mons. They were gone-gone! Those
merciless red devils, those accursed
murderers, those fiends in human
guise. Nor was it likely they would
stop in their mad fight until they
dropped from sheer exhaustion, or the
dawn Of another day brought with it
fresh courage.
And those others, who we're yet
there-Brady, tied still to the stake,
the flames already licking the fagots
at his feet, and mademoiselle praying
to the Virgin-what would they think?
Would they know, understand, what
had really occurred, or had the terrible
spectacle left them also in benumbed
terror? The thought awoke me as
from a stupor, and turned about. The
ground was tumble Of things, as IL l
looked upon battle field, yet this was
not what l really saw in that first swift
glance. A mana white man-ran
leaping across the fame-lit opening,
kicking aside the blazing fagots of
wood already scorching Brady, hurting
them to right and left in frantic haste,
until he made passage through. l
caught the glimmer Of knife in his
hand; and then, by main strength, he
dragged the weakened prisoner clear
Of the burning wood, and dropped him
exhausted on the ground AS the fell
low stood erect, staring about him, at
the helpless huddle at his feet, at the
white face Of the girl, at the debris on
every side, I recognized Simon Girty.
Saints alive! What does all this
mean?" he cried, grabbing up the gun
dropped in his first swift effort at res
cue. you Running Water ay! and
this Is the Kentuckian who would have
killed me. What's happened here? 1t
looks like shambles. Never before
did l see man burning himself. Who
killed these-mercifu God! What is
that?"
His voice rose into a shrek as he
stared at me, while advanced toward
him. With one terrorized leap he
sprang back, throwing up his rife, but
with hands shaking so, that laughed
outright. The sound coming unexpect-
edly from such ghastly lips must have
been more horrible than groan, for
the frightened man dashed his weapon
to the ground, and turned to run. His
foot struck Brady's body and he went
down. scrambling to his knees. saw
the old scouts head uplifted, the
trembling girl bury her face In her
hands, as if to shut out the sight.
Don't run; there is nothing to be
afraid Oft" l cried hastily, stopping
still In my tracks to better reassure
them. 'T am no ghost, but a friend.
Hear me, mademoiselle!"