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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

A special value in scrim curtains Sl.oe
a pair at Perry's.
Cattle are coming in pretty well, al
though we want about 40 more to turn
out II. ]. Smith, 1857 North Main street
Don't forget to attend the L. A., A.
O. H.. Nav ball in Rowland hall, Thurs
day evening, April 80. Riley's six-pieee
orchestra. Refreshments served.
Thursday night st. Aldemar comand,
cry, No. IL, Knights Templar, viii hold
its annual election and get together IN
the eommandery barracks in the Blanch-
ard block. The business meeting VIII DC
followed by buffet luncheon.
At the conference OF the secondary
division at the district Sunday school
convention to be held at the Congrega-
tional church Friday afternoon, Kew. y.
II. Holt win discuss some of the prob
lens that arise in teaching boys OF the
teen age, and other speakers VIII dis-
cuss the advantages of graded lessons.
Conference will begin at o'clock and
all who are interested in boys and girls
of the teen age are invited to be pres
emit.
COMPLAINT has been made to the police
of the practice of certain automobile
agents who are alleged to use the pub
| lie highways for exhibition purposes.
Whether such practice is contrary to
the city ordinance seems to be mooted
question, but the comploinants hold
that it is plainly in violation OF
the spirit of the ordinance. At any rate,
the police have taken the matter into
their own hands to certain extent and
during the past few days, at least one
agent has been notified that he is not
to use the main street as parking
place for stock cars. The police claim
that if the practice becomes general
among dealers, the main street will
shortly be blocked to traffic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-30
Ladies' House Dresses

This is a line of Dresses that we
are much pleased with. The Good
Service make of Dresses are line
of Dresses that are made on the right
lines, the styles are the best and
every Dress has finished seams, and
are made on lines that fit, thus in
surfing service.
AT S1.OO we have very good
House Dress value; is made from
good percale, and finished with pip
ing of contrasting color around neck
and down front.
AT S1.OO is good House Dress
value that is made from a good quail
ity dark blue percale.
At S1.25 we can give you num-
Der of very good and popular values;
are made up in percales and ging-
hams.
At $50 are some very good
House Dresses that are made from
a good quality plain gingham and
finished with shepherd check piping
cut on the bias.
At $500 we can give you some
extra good Dress values that are
made up from fine quality seer
sucker. These come in Blue and
White, and Brown and White.
In the plain ginghams and other
popular cloths we can give you
very large selection of the popular
models.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-30

.s<zx,@. Regular meeting of Hia-
x watha lodge, No. 20, l. o. O..
@ssss=T F., will be held on Thursday
evening at 1880. Work, third degree.
All officers and members please be pres
ent. Per order n. G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-30
Ladies' Silk PetticOats

We can show you large assort-
ment OF Petticoats that are made up
from all the best and popular silks.
We have just received some new
values in the Colored Crepe De Chine
Petticoats. These are made up in
the latest models, very popular
Petticoat; is made with the fine lace
hounce. This is very popular mod
ell and is a very dressy Petticoat.
We also have fine quality Crepe
De Chine Petticoat that comes in all
colors, and is made with silk founce,
and finished with the drape effect.
A Petticoat is very popular and
serviceable; is made from the silk
jersey. is good weight and very
elastic. This has the Elite adjust
able top at only $500.
At $3.50 we have a very good
silk Petticoat value. These are made
from good quality silk messaline,
and come in all colors and black.
AT $3.50 is a very good value in
a Charmeuse Petticoat. This is made
with a good deep founce and is II
Petticoat that has got very good serv-
ice. They come in all the leading
colors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-30

y The annual conclave Of st.
- Aldemar commandery, No. IL,
MA X. T., will be held on Thurs
lEI1H day evening at o'clock.
BLNI Election of officers. Arthur c.
zsEzsNS Tilden, L. C.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-30
ROulet's Underwear

For csc this is the best Underwear
made; sizes are lots larger.
Vests of this make are three to
five inches longer than other kinds.
Ask to be shown the difference in
the make.
All styles that are made, long. short
and slender, high neck, low neck and
no neck at all. Pants in as many
STYLES. Your choice for 25c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-03

ipiegeln hea ben WieberIdeiu pss fait
Qreucu 2idteS; aeraoe Dor mir Iebr
i'd Die pier aroBen SorpeooallsluuriS'
rubrc, lno neben ibner bItseu Elm
paar oicier tiidilt,en 8eidoIle i'm
elcttriiden Sidyt. Inter oen Sorpeoo.
robren i'm 9uo 0eS Jabr3eugeS lieaen
Die GcfrolelinlbaIiinS, ole oen Wta'
idGnen mir ole 5nbrt iiber @aIier ben
grcnnitofi liefern. Inter gSaiier ire
ten oie Observation-Disclosures in
Sbdiigteit. glu bei0eu Seiten limo Die
Is GpIinber angebraht. n5ertis" t0nt
eiu AommanDp, automdiiid1 bat Iid}
in3piidsn Der Deg 5u Qiht unb 2uft
perI6Ioiien, ba6 psriitpp iteist empor,
uno nit sinem 3iidsn sutpeiHt bic
5rutIuft. llsbsraII Idutsn OIoden.
,,fsertig gum Sauhen! Wotoren einz
ihalten! Die Gimme oes Qsutnants
balt Iuut i'm sSnnsrn ipieoer. Sd, belt
Den 4tsm an, nm oas 9eiiihl oes Gin
tens ous3utoiten; aber nidis, Hitts
lpiro fii6lbar. uno crit noh elmer WeiIe
bore id) Die Gimme bss Offi3iers fraz
gen: ,WsI1s 5ieis?" Die Ihpantsns
beu9epsgungsn bobsn ouigsb6rt; gang
rubig IGuft bas Boot, fiinf 5uben unz
Ter Der WeeresobsrfIGhs, isinsu aurs
nit iis6en 9notsn Stunoengsitpinoig.
tsit. SD otna umber; auf ibren pos
fen itanbeH bepegunsslps bic Wlairo-
ZEN; on ben 2uftlodern Iisseu, i'm
2t6t bIissnb, osbrauhsferti9 lanes
Reibsn bon RstturgsbsImsn. 2lbsr
ni6ts uuberbsm fdIIt ouf, bic Maidis
n.H Iurren, bos Boot Iduit, bis mad
5pei Stunben bos sommanbo tcmmt:
,6duptbaQoitbaTM uuslaiien." 3is
Iherb uno toi.nb pyrBt bic grudIuft
oas WaHsr aus ben grpbsn 3plinbern,
bic on ben Ssitsn oes 9pctes fgrnors
ragsn; largiam itsiasn mir smppr, unb
ploBlit bssinnt bas 5ahrSeug ipiebsr
gu rollsn uno su itampFen; mir iinb
ipisber on Der Sbsrfld5e. Die @ers
i6lubtlappe Gffnet ii6, ia itsiss empor.
uno Dor mir lisgt bic BAL Don pIps
mouth"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-03

SIR bic Nehnii6feit Der
3piIlings fiibr. 5. Wisnsde i'm
Wonatsblnit Der Branosnbursia Elm
treffenbes geiipieI on. 3ipei 3spil.
| linesbriiber aus 2ogofp i'm Ruppiner
areiis ira.en Dor sinissn Sobrtn In
bisIelbe aompaenie beg saifer Jran3
9arbe Grenaoier Resimsnts ein.
r8eibe." 70 ersdblt 3D., .fahen fid 10
obnlih. bob iie gar niht 3u unierIdeis
ben tpnren. 1ns mar pobl hsr Grunb.
oab iie gstrenni spurben. Der cine
purbe einer anbersn acmpagnit 3uges
ib.ilt.@ Dns III um 70 btmerttnsrers
tber. ale iid fur sepobnlih nit 3us
nebmenbsm bitter tleine llnttrIhieoe
In Der DsiihishiInung, I'm 4usnrud
ufip. brausftellen, fpdbrenb cine polI.
fommene Mebnlihitit nur i'm ainhess
alter ouftritt. Da frsilih iommi III
5uipeilsn in einem 10 bobn 0rabs
Dor, bnb ftlblt bic sigens Wuiitr BIZ
4inber nur fhptr unttridkiben fam
unb es b<sbolb por3iebt, ben fJrit
burm cine rotbe unD ben Nihorb burG
| cine tIaue G@leifs fenntlt@ ~ mo.
&sn. osfbsunll& ~ juudIsn sis ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-03

Rettuna qeiunfener u n :
terfeeb te. Quf Der Sdihauidsn
Derft in Wiihlarabeu plirDe DOR eli
niosn 1aoen cine bepsuiiame neue gr.
finbunQ Doraefiihrt. bi. sur 6ebuna oe-
iantener llnierIeeboots oitnen foil. Die
Rrinstpieu bisier Grfinbuno, bic pon
einem DeutfhsRuifsn Cstar 5fher.
eel dlys Riua herriibrt. peroen pie
fclat oefhiloert: 8sainnt Elm Inter.
fseboot infolae iraenb zines sTebIers i'm
aonitruttionsmehanismus su iintsn,
io tpirtt i'm Muaenblit beg Sinfens,
iofsrn bds Boot nur Elm 8epedtes 1T,
cine automatifhe 9orri6tung. nit be.
rem 5ilfe it6 cine Shpimmbpie pom
8cotst0rpsr losloit. 9urh oieie 9pis
tDnnen bon Dem iinieHben Boot aus
Sianale mitislit- brahtlcier Selearoz
phie oeoeben fperben. tpeIhe bic mad.
iten Stationen baoon in aenntnib fe.
ben, DoB elm unterie.bopt foeben ge.
Iiinfen fei. Td bieie felearaphiid,
Senufrihtiaunu immerbin niht auss
reifeno erifeint. tpiel aud fle Der
MOolihteit bes 0erfaaens ausueiebt
1T. 10 III mod cine YdralIeleinrihtura
eetrnffen. bic Der 4ifbenipelt bon benz
Sinfsn bes Shiffes aunbe qiebt: es
fteiaen nGmlih bon Der 8ois alsihsei.
tia Rafeten nuF. Die goie bient aber
niht ullein Der telordpbiihen unb op.
tifden Sianalifiruna bes uneliids.
BON benz bas llnteriesboot bstroiFen
nlrbe, fonoern lie bIeibt aud in ftete.
8erbinbuna nit bem uefgnfsnen
sFabrseug ielbit. DIES neifieht Durh
Gin biinnes iiolirtss Gabel. befTen Gn.
Den in itarfe, on 6ed unb 9ua BEG ae.
iuntsnen 8ootes befeftiate StabItrci.
iM auslaufen. Sinb nun hie Rets
lunasfhiffe am unfaIlsorte onae.
ldnnt. 10 brauhen iie nur bic snt.
larehenb lanaen arpifsn mittels bes
Siinnsn Rabels on bic Oberfld6t her.
uusauholen uHb f1nnen bann unte-
2ubilfenahnen bon Rrohnen an ben
1rOFen bos aeiunieus O.iutssieeboot
hstesfptrssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-03

lange nidt senns seihoben 1T. ours
iibsr lit man iid einig.
Da nun Deutfdlanb bic ebrenpolle
RoIIe susefallen iit, i'm Sabre 1916
Weranitalter Der Slpmpiffsn Spiele
gu iein es iinb bic eriten auf oeut.
i4em gpben - 70 muB es iih fir uns
niht bios barum banbeln, bic Spiele
einpanbfrei nnb nit auberem 9lanse
hurh3ufiibren. Die 8prausfebungen
fir bieies fait felbitperitdnblihe Grz
foroernib 5heinen idon 9egeben, mic
benn iiberboupt iebe Slpmpiabe bisber
eine llebertriimpfuns Der pcrauneenen
ooritellte. 9ier Sabre 4bitano se6en
eben eenug 3eit gum 2ernen unb 9ei.
ierma6en. 9as lit fir 9eutIdlano
aber nidt senug. Wir iniii7en pielz
mebr aus biefen SlpmpiIden Spielen
Elm greisniB MAIDEN, bas iih in ben
slnnalen Der 8ei6idte bauerno elm
prdgt. Die Sbatfa6e, bab Die Static
ner Spiele in5 beut1he Staoion BEL
Berlin eelest lit, perleibt ibnen cine
melt iiber oen Sport lino feline areiie
binauseebenbe 8eoeutung: bds 5eigt
iid fhpn beute an Der Dirt Der 8orbes
reitilngen i'm Iuslanbe. Oenn
Deutiblano min iib mad 10 pielen ans
heren Grrungenidaften AUDI ouf benz
Gebiete Der tDrperli6en ausbilouns
feinsr Susenb nidt mebr bon anoeren
adnbern 5uriitordneen laiIen, unb p6
uns Der erite Sdritt 81 bieier Gnt>
tpidluns idou auf ben nGhiten Slpms
piihen SpieIen gelingt. bas If bic
sSraes, Der man anberpdrts nift MIR
einen fportliben, ionbern eerabesu ei>
nsn pplitiihen Snbalt beirnibt. 9enn
mtnbeitens fir Die 2dnoer eneliiher
3unse - bic fldhenreifItsn bes Grbz
bals - 1T Der Wabitab bes Ipprtlie
den aOnaens ebenIo ipittig Die Der
unierer 5orti6ritte auf Dem Weltz
lnurtt, uno mir nerbeu gut baron
tbun, uus balo on ben 8eoantsn al
qstp0hnen, baB mir bisber tbdtiGdlih
etpas for9los an Der torperIidsn Gr.
siebune bes jungen 8ei1ls1ts pprs
iibergegangen iino, 10 baB es uus nur
reft Iein lam, oaB mir in ben Slpmr
pii6en Spielsu einen psrtbpolIsn --
tpenn aub niht ben ein3igen - Grab=
Teher Der 8oItstraft 6siiBsn.
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Cine Jabrt in eimem exsliideu
llnterieebppt.

Die bisher in ibren uriaten nod
unaufsetldrte Rdtaitropbe, Der Dda
ensliite uuterIeeboot " z" nit ieiner
aeiammteu Seiasuug gum Spfer g2>
fallen lit. lentt bon neuem Die QuTs
mertiaTteit cuf Die 9efabrsn oes
Observation-Disclosures. gllIeiu mar
nirb babel nitt aus bem Auge psrlies
rsn oiirfen, oub es iid BEL bem Dsruna
qliidten engliihen Boot I'm ein
Jabrseuo dlteItsr Sonitrutttipn hanz
belt. ~ Z" fummt nod dug Der 3sit,
Da bic unterlsebpot= Tednit i'm 9lnfaug
ibrer GntptdIuns Itanb. gBslfe Sort
ihritte ieitoen in 9uu unb 5iibrung
unteriseiiher sSabr3suge ipe5ieQ in
England eemadt tporben iinb, 5eigt Die
Ssabrt in einem britiifen unteriecz
bopte, bic in hieien EaeeE Der mitdrs
better elmer 9onopner mo6eni5rift
init Genebmiguna Der MarinenerlpaI=
tuns unterHebmen tonute. Der Sour
nuliit burfte BON 9eponport aus Die
Subrt sires her neueiten unb boltoms
mniisn 1ntsrieeboo!e Der briiiI6sn
Marins mitmaden, eins Tcbrt Der
.g l.. Reses, ober fait lautloiss
5reibsn berrTfte in benz .Submurins
Sepot". bas irnft 10 dngitIi6 pur ben
9liden Don priDatleuten bebiitet ipiro.
usber uno iiber nit Suls unb Ssl be-
flstte 8eitaIten tpureH eTniie bdmit
beidGftiet. Die .G 1" eur 5ahrt su
riiitsn. Sus ieltiame 3igarrsnGhnIide
ssobrseug bat siHe 2Gnse bon iiber
80 Mster; III Der Utitte Res Rumpies
Iiest, elmer aroben Str.ithbol3iha6ieI
niht undbnlih. Der 4ufbuu nit benz
9eobaftunestburm, Don bem gu beis
ben Ssiten Ole periitops uno bic 9ors
ridtungsn Der brabtIoien SeIegrophis
.mporraeen. Iqein bem Jabrsait
blieb psnig Ssit 5u einern gergleichs
5piffen Der sro3iDIen tlein.n rs 1"
uno ben mG6tiesa gansertolphen. Die
i'm NebenboT;n lugen. .ShlepptrOIz
fen artoppelu.." fam Elm aommunbo
uno einen QugsnbIid ipGter itebsn
ale uuf benz Qufbau, tpdbrenb bic .g
j" ins frsie sSabrpafier hinauss
tritt. 9as g9etter iheint giinitig;
in Der frtifleu 9riie itampft bus Dor,
aus5iebenoe Sdleppboot 5par beftiB
in ben gSogen, aber Dem lll1terieeboot
nermog Der 3oru Der @elleu 1uIr pes
Mig ansubnben. rubig 8iebt es binten.
orein l,ilo hinterldBt MIR einen langen
breiten S6aunftreifen. 9eeen Z ubr
Deroen Die Shlepptroiien abgelpors
fen, Der ShIepper oarrpft suriif, ai.
nige Wliiluten boItiger Ibdtigfeit Der
SeeIeute; oann perifDinbet Die &C.
mannuus I'M gouhe beS llnteriee.
bootes. y0lir Der Steuermann uno
id," berihtet Der SSournaIiIt, bile.
BEN auf Der fleinen Bride. Ter
Seegung miro itarfer. .Salbe Strait
poraus!" uno Der Stahl unter
meinen 5iiBen er5ittert, ais Die mad.
tigen Waihinen einiebeu. Shailmeno
unb toieno fonInen Die mellen iiber
ben Bug geititrnlt, Dos Boot beainut
gu biipfen, bic Biidlt iprHbt BIS iiber
bic saommanoobriide. y8ir merben
6efier uirten onrb friehen", meint
Der Seutnnrt, noer Seegang miro cin
iDenig roiib." Ileber cine ihmale
Stobleiter flettern mir nun III oos
Snnere, unb bier eritift Die geeugier
iofort Die lesten Sfntten Der ge.
tIemmling. $50 i'd binbli6e, ii6eraa
hisen mtr inpfsrHe Rsbfen entssesn
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Hlu 1ehfl snb tFfliff 1tttIFeH Inh'eHb Eli'
uds,s ben Mrbh Monb !6ngs Der flhlsGeH gis
ME pcf airba Moab iefias Der fiieiidsen pfnie
bon Qois 80 unn AZ aeIfgsH an Der aorsfelie
pcu @Ien @arier ApeHae.
Mbaefdsdfi su 5000,
aSirb berfaalff nIs Hefehi oes Geri6ss In Rem
1alle, norm 2be @erman Nu:unI 9nflyaree
Nompanp cine AorpcTcitcu bic alaeerin. nfsn
Charles E6Heiber nfo aHb. bic 9erildGten fsT6.
Scg ne I54 2eB
8srfaMs. s.8feirianngeH-aaar am Beriaass'
ioae
GbarIfs gEppsr.
Eherif bGu pnagliiea 9enHsr, Chic.
EgrA Iebn T. S3enHer Iepnfn.
GIpb x euebbfrt AHfpdlie.
GtncinRa,i. 2. sssbruar 1914 3sse 5Ii
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Ebertff's f-Ees Slaat Clio,
~ Dal1gi[fpu Wounfb 90

" 6ansiliUH goanin, 80
8niglae siTes eIlatieneu m0 ar r;id esrls.
ieisH aeriGafsbsfebls srs Common Rleas pses
ten in Der gberiffs cfFice. int 9ouri6mlis ia
ber Stdhi aiHeiaaaii ON NJ Il O q. oen =.
W9ars VI. 2. 1914 am ii uhr 8orrii!das, eas
nadolgfHa beifrisbeHe 0tnHeet9snieuH. nam
ltd:
Stne aansru Rarsraen eauSes. beIaHut HuIr.
Hlsrtri atno beself'uT ais p0ie Go 7, :. = 10,
II. I2. -. l4ib, 10 una IL bon &bnfles
Stngiber's eTiier enbeIoisioH Ia eniHnllnsoiaf
ron neiseT eiE Flaa tinaeiraaeH Tlrbe an
II Q,ars 1890 in Elaiblih Is =siie 121.
neT Ptut @erurbs run ednitiion 9oBHin. EHso.
5frfer .tae 8cfSeuff caneee. Hanimeeiti
itno btgeifuei ais gciS SO. n. -. %. "a, q,
40. ii unS ~ ocn G6GrIrs Sdneioers orfiiet
! EtbotntfiSn ben peicfr etH blan esnaeira9sl
ipures an 10 sy.ni 1906, IN 9Iaiban ~. Setie
so, Der g-ai Nesnras iM ocE dsc0reer's ctliee
bon SauIIllcn 6oaEio Cato.
6eEHet Elm aeivifler eeuefiyeiieH. sebn Inb
brett. lnufene DliiedriF bon airbn aoan IoHas
oer lapIiGsn etHle bon ccis 32 Eno
| ~. eininReblin, bon Charles Ebneiesr'e e
hiriier snbhieiIsH rgie sorberbeiagi. 6iae
z,rrSe ben sso.s5 aSns, uiebr ober Dsitlgsr
| fiou.
gois 70 BIS II inflafss. aeieeen on Der
Horetriie peH EGnelser loeHns, SfpifteR Aisbr
.oae rnS Jnnes apeuns.
geis III BITE 20. in.iailbe. eeIeaeR IN bcr
| zabfeiie bon Shasiher aoeEGe. 5Eollehen aitbn
ssoGo unb arnes apeTine
eois 81 bts 81 iHilu'ios; nssesel an Der ~
feiie ron Qtrte AoGa snifcpen E6neteer abe,
nle ane 5leH Gasier acSnue.
ecis 33, 80 Sb. IS, 30 81 uuo az aelcasn
! on her Aogbfetie ben sIen Barter acsHas.
| siDii9eu aiTba Rcnb uHn lnnes apenue.
Gin 3ebF'Sab sireier eeIegsn GE Der Rorb.
| fei,e BON &ien Aarier gherne.
Get 80, NIT ben baraut befiuhIi1en 8erteifc'
rineeH aeleaeu an 0et Ncrboiis9ie bon Glen
| Garter aeenue uuo airbu #eub,
SCnugrrfitnte EfyfA nptfGFN IN NtrcfUratf. alltO
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3ohanna Riharos
gmma foarsbs,

eeb. Sal 1mGH.
Tiihpe bon 9sm. &oeTsbe. im aIirr bon &c
Sabrcu 9eerhanHG GonHeritag, Den r. Ges
Iruat 1914 Rochuiitial5 , uhr, BON Iraners
bauie WScdrdHdH Slate FLai @o ., Eeaaindu
IIuo BiHe SirGhe. aus. 5regBbe ftno boflinti
CIngeiooeu. 81
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bigteit manher oirien I'M llnserfteis
ben oer etn5elnen 5erbtntbiere, bic Oft
sinansst 10 dbnliH fsbsn. ho6 elm
Jrembes idam llnterfni<bs fpabrs
nimmt. unD bod ienni sin sussr G&ds
.js tetA sinaslnsR 6ammsI
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starb am .. sebruar 1914.
1uauff Qrlemrrs +. Dufb.

aflirFier 8aiie bon g}arh 1ane. 2eiheflbes
qdnanib bop feiHer EohHHra. 1893 Rittenhonie
Strnbe, Gue, am EouncJitGa oeH 3. eebrliar
agerpens ubr. ;seierllbcs Heautenis onshomt
IN Der Si. Soiephs airnt oil YiHa unb gaureI
Strabe am $50 nbr Nuvgcns. Bite ieine
@lnmen IA
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
THE ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN-By Harold MacGr


She never went very far r..., H.
in search of food. She h,. l save
cred the idol and set it ha,.. ... ,.. 'ecov'
1t was not, fortunately u,u,t 'ae
quented spot. 1t was for .... h.ras.' .
the occasional pilgrim. th, lots ha "' o
shrines more convcnicn,. .,,.,"I us
She nestled down amu,. .,,
and waited. She could not good. ,b..,e'
ade from where she now 1914. l,,
could hear shouts from tu,. y,.t,'...S sue
Recently she had d-cu.,,.l
ards lair near the stool ... ,,J ~
very careful to avoid it. a..L a. va
wanted to seize the pretty ..... ana sN
away with them. By i. ,m, ~.
knew the habits, fears aur l.,r,l.
these people of the jJr... ava
scrupulously attended her .u ..r...,.
attended theirs. Sumrt.n.. ,f.
striped tiger prowlcd ahul' ... L.-,,
the tree, sharpen,d h. ... OBJ, -,
bark. but he never atj,mp.. ,....,",
to the platform. rcrhar. .u r,..i,,
the uselessncss of hives. -...
the platform made 1t impu-- 4. f,r,.-
to see what was up Their, ...i aIu.,",
| now. to and from tn" tr4.. N..,- b..
paused, looked up. Cirolvd OIL. t......4
| went away mystiiird
Only the grass eating f...t. ,,,,.
down to the water that nigh. .I XIX
Ign understood by this IT,. ... ,,..
and the elephants were -. 'a ,'
stockade.
The following morning 81, u.., dow,
to the stream To- battle. 100 ... .,ra
time the parent leopard. 1910. =.
drink. They had not cared ., sab
their lair during the might .. i..ou,,
of the fires: and. wurryn. ..r fp.,
cubs. they We're not in the u.-. agros.
able mood.
Kathlyn saw their approx. m ..ms
to reach her platform. THE. ..,J
about the tree. and the ma. , ,nN.a
up as far as the platform E.sh,,
reached over with stout lN and
clouted the brute on his tcndpi ....
A shot broke the silence AMI . huVe,
spat angrily against the 'r.. trunk
Two cats fed Immediately tl.u. rame
squealing and trump,''.- from
the stockade.
This is what had happened: IT, chic.
mahout had discovered the r.1. and
had taken them. into the STOCK lo ms,
as another hunter had espiol .ta pa.
rent leopards. The rife >l' rad
frightened one of the wild elephants
With mighty plunge he hIl Token
the chain which held him ur a.- ?,
The decoy elephant and pushed trolg'
the rotten stockade. h"ad.ns -.r,sh
for the river.
Kathryn saw his bulk as . r.>ha,
straight through the brush ~ ,nlf
fled directly toward her tr.. The
ground about was of clay. u rim
into sand as it sloped toward 'i. wei
The frantic runaway slipped she
against the tree trunk. recover i'm
self and went splashing into ~ "
Kathlyn was flung hcadlonC ann mi
/ the water saved her from scv-', hot
| lily harm. When she recover ~
senses she was surrounded by 2~.l
of very much astonished Moh10u.,
| ans
They jabbered and gesticuiat.d or
another and she was conducted > -
stockade. She understood tu' egg
| Alfalfa" and "slavc"
fContinued nert SundaU)
Copyright 1914. by HoroM MdcGroth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

,.i,d h.asts do not kill each other. She
grew so interested that she forgot her
own might. The tree stood only few
feet from the water, so she saw every
thing distinctly.
Later. when his majesty the tiger
made his appearance dramatically, the
buffalo simply moved closer together,
presenting formidable frontage OF
horns.
Never had Kathlyn' seen such an enor-
nous beast. From his great PADDED
paws to his sloping shoulders he stood
easily four feet in height, and his stripes
were almost as broad as her hand. He
drank. doubtless eying the buffalo
specuatively: some other time. Then
he too sat on his launches and washed
his face. but with infinite gracefulness
II occurred to the watcher that familiar
as She was with the habits of wild
beasts, never had she witnessed tiger
or a lion enact this domestic scene
Either they were always pacing their
cages. gazing far over the heads Of those
who watched them, or they slept. Even
when they finished a meal of raw meat
they merely licked their chops; there
was no toilet
Here. however was an elaborate toi-
let. The great cat licked his paws
drew them across his face; then licked
his beautiful sides, purring; for the
night was so still and the beast was so
near that she could see him quite
plainly. He stretched himself. took an
other drink and trotted off to the jun
gle.
Then came a herd of elephants. for
each species seemed to have an APP
pointed time. The buffalo emerged and
filed away into the dark. The elephants
plunged into the water, squealng maxi
ing sport. squirting water over their
backs and rolling, head under; and