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The Seward gateway., 1914-08-19

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The Americans marooned in Europe are gradually being eXtrcaed from their dG cultieS with the assistance of the American government The governments of all the countries treating tho Americans with every courtesy and they all declare that
 have nothing to complain of.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
GinluouScrnnas.g .glodlridltcn.

g}em gorf, IL. @}oi. 0b.
qlcib Scr Ginmonoerlngsltrom nidt
10 itorf fieBt ols i'm porigen Sabre,
iii sic 3obl scr ginnanoerer immer
nod onle6nlid, un0 Oicic @oAe linO
mie0cr nit neun5ebn transatlanti.
icbcn 0ompiern iingeiGbr 1000
3wiidenocds 4oiioeiere fGlig, Die
oieIeS Deal meiitens ans n0rOliden
SGfen fonlncn pGbreno biSber Oic
Ginmonoerung aus italieniiden So
fen oos llebergewidt botte. llntcr
Den fGaigen 0onlpfern iinO o9ata
Oio, nglmerifo" mo u&aterlano"
BON Sombura, Bremen" un0 ~Stoi-
ler gSiIbelm Der @roBc" bon Bremen
,,N3ouretania" BON 2iberpool, n2oco-
ria" BON 6iume, o2oplono~ BON glnt.
meroen, n9iotter0am bon 9iottcr.
0on. 0ic meiiten @inmonoerer
6ringt naoiicr @ilbelm Scr @roBe"
nit 22tO in ser oritten Gojiite unO
I'M 3ipii6euoed; uglmerifo~ 1ut
1900, s9otopia" 760 n9opIano"
1880, .,&otteroom~ 1920, n9aconia"
1860, rOwinsf~ BON 2ibou 661.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

@iiapiit in ser 9iteratur eiuen gead'
teten gtomen oeiGofien. Gr ite1t III
9llter bon 40 Sabren. @ereits als
Observation-Disclosures erlebte er
in N}iin6en lmo Berlin sic llrallT'
iii6rungen ieiner eriten Oranatii6eH
@erfc. 9luBer iormoolenOeien @e'
Oicbten Oornebmlid lDrii6er 6dr.
buug lnO bii6nenmirfiamen GramerI
bat er ge6altooae Sebbel- II. 0rolte'
Siils6oif-Nlonograpbie'n geibriebet.
9r. @alter 9loem BON &allie aus
sSuriit, bat ieiue gr0Bten @riolge arT
iiterariibem @e6iet Ourd ieine &o'
name errungen. Seine Mluie per'
meiIt nit @orliebe I'M lhlOeutiiden
Nlilieu, aus Dem Die prddtigen 9to'
name Ser fraiie 5u6s," Der bette
StuOeutenromau Der @egenport, unO
,,aomooiantinnen" oei60pft iiuo
Seine aomo0ie Ger SubiIdums'
brunnen" muroe ieiner5eit bon Gi'
reftor Stein in Stem 9orf berailsge'
6ro1t.
Eas fgl. S6ouipiel6aus in Berlin
BAT oas 2uItipiel OeS Oerltorbeuen
9ieidsto9S- S-9l6georOneten 9eopolo 30
ienom n&ater 9onpe" sur 9luffii9'
rlmg angenonnen.
Die Seitrei6iide @enoiienihaft
6ilocnoer GiinitIer, Die i6ren Sit IN
@ien bat, perlie1 Dem 9erliuer Nla'
Ter &rofeiior Sugo @ogel Oie goloenc
&arl 2uOwig.Meoaiue. @roieHor
@ogel lit Gin S9iiler Oes GiiiielOor-
fer Malers bon @eb6ar0t unO Oes
9ariier W}aIerS 9efepre imO bat IN
oeu So6ren 1887 bis 1892 an Ser
tgl. 9lfaoemie fir biloenoe &iinite in
Berlin einen 9ebritubl inne eebabt.
@r lit Ser S60pfer Ger @anOeemdloe
aus ser prelBiiCben @eid)i6te i'm
9erIiner &otbbous, Der @anomnle'
reien nit @orgGngen ans Der nit
telaIterIi6 id6iii9en @eididte I'M
StGnOebous 81 @erie6urg mo oeS
groBeu @rlIppen6iloes oes Sambur'
ger SenatS i'm oortigeu 9iatb6aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
gIns ser QlrbeitcrlueIt.


Gincinnati o., II. 0loi. TT
Glfbunoert 9lrbeiter iinO geitern bier
GeiddftigungSlos gemoroen, ais 20
So6elmiiblen ibre 9lnIogen i6loiien
uno man Qlaubt, ooB meitere 5000
bis 6OO0 9lrbeiter, ourunter 9ou-
iiibler, 8ubrIelte 9(ultreider rnO
cn0ere Sonomerfer, Oeren @emer6e
nit Der 9autb1tigfeit I'M 3uiommen.
bang Ite6t, am 0ienitag 5ur @initcl-
lung Der 9lrbeit ee3pungen iein Der-
cen, neil Oie ltuterne6ner feline
@oumaterialien crbolten fonnen.
Sic Tabrifanten erfIGren, tie bGtten
i6re 9lnlagen in 6olae Ocs neuli6en
Strifcs Der Sdreiner i6lieBen mill
fen, melAer 0ic 9auarbeiten oerortig
lobulleete, OaB iie iebr peuigc BE
lteaunqen cr9ielten ilno OoB iie nit
Der nN}oiter Builders 9liiociation"
iumpotbiiiren, mel6e lib Dem Strife
mioeriebt. Gieie @eieaihoft mill
8mor Oie perlongtrn2obne 5ugeite6en,
wciacrt ii6 ober. bic 6oroerung an.
auerfcunen OoB 0ie S6reiner Oas
9ic6t boben ioaen icoes BON gSiht.
llnioniiten opgefertigtc W}oterial 81.
riid5uiDeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
OlronS .GataftrubIlen.

@oIDeiton Ger, IL. Wfai.
Gin groBes 5peidergcbGitoe Ser
~@ler6outs & @lanters' GompreB
Gompanp~ puroe getcrn Mlorgen
ourb 6euer 5erItort. Gin @orrot6
bon 1000 9oGen 9oummoGe III
itorf bcIdGOigt. Ger geiammtc ma-
terieac 8erllit be5iiiert iid auf
100000. Sin Monn Ser nod nibt
ioeutifi3irt lit wuroe bon einItiir5cn-
Dem Maneriuerf erid)lagen.
@6iloDeIpbia, II. Moi.
Die 9nIageu Der Sirma 9. Bern.
bcim & Cons, 6o6rifanten bon 9ii-
reau.Ginrihtngcn iinO in 6lam-
men nliaeaaugen 9ranoibaocu
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
arawallc Oanern fort.

g8afefieIo, Nloiiv IL. 01oi.-
Cine aroBc 0leni@enmcnec, pcl@e
lib aeitern in Der 9a0be Scr WaobcI-
fabrif Ser SeDwooo Brothers &
SSofcfieIo So. olif Dem S6ouplob
oer Strobenfralpanc bonn Sreitoe
angeiunmcIt batte wuroe BON Der
@oIi5ci ouseinanOer getricbcn. Die
g[nbdnger ser Strifer OcronInltetcn
cine gerduidooae 0emonitratiou
cntbiclteu iic6 abcr bon alien @cpoIt.
t6dtigfciten. Inter Den 0emonitron.
ten befonocn li6 bicIc 6roucn bon
ocncn monde iid peigertcn oie 9lufs
foroerimg Der @oli6ei 5u befolgen
uno bon Den 9oli3iitcu nit @ewaIt
forteebrabt meroen muBteu; cine BON
i6neu prroe bcr6oftet. GS murOe
Der @lenge geItottet, ii1 ouf einem
5eloe in elmer geipiiien entfcrmng
BON Scr Sobrif lpieoer 5u beriam-
meIu. Gic om 6reitog oerboiteteu
ie6en N}dnner murOen 0caen ie 5000
@iirqi6aft freiaelaiien @eitcrn @tor.
gen 6obcn ii@ iebr penigc Wldnner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
lIran ggiIIOnlg qan0prOaeil.

SOS 9lngeleS, Gol., II. DtaI.
gluf eineu i6lieBliben Sieg Der
6rou @ooorow g9iIion Satin Oes
4rGiioenten, in ibrem 4ro5eB 6c5iig'
lid ser @rbolhme bon 60 9Idern
0attelnlano in GooHeaa &aleD,
ni6t meit bon SSnOio. Sol, in ibren
@cIib, ipra6 eeitern sic @nti6eiomg
0es g8egiItrotors 6ranf 9uren I'M
9ln0es .2on0blireou bierielblt mel
der 0en glnipruh ser 6rau g9ilion
ouf ooS9elibtblm meIbes uripriing'
lid &egieringslonO mar, nit Der
8egriinoung ouerfonntc. Dab oie @r.
mer6lng bon ibrcr Seite uno Der.
icnigen i6rer 8orgGnger I'M geiiB,
inter oenen iicb ibre SAmeiter, 5roil
N1orgaret glrion elliott in Serfelep,
Cal, befinoet, Elm giitgldu6iger &c.
meien lit. Ger meitcre @erlouf Der
eaAe bdngt oo0on ab, ob Ser gegen'
mdrtiQ I'M Often meilen0e @eloein.
nebmer 8. 81. gS. 9fo6inion 6roll
gSilion oen 9eiibtitel olf Oen 8eiit
misIteacn miro, Oeiien @ertb $4,000
tctrGQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
Nnrdl Arn llnnnma.N .NanaI.

8onnmn II. Dfai. r. Dic Be
forocrlng BON 6ro6t bon Der poci.
fiidlen Scite aus ourd Den aonaI
miro morgeu @Iittog bc9innen IN.
ocm flint 9orgen nit 210O Nonnen
gcntii6ter SSradJt BON 9alboa onl
pocifiidcn @noe oes annols, no1
GriItoboL an otlontiideu Gnoe oes
aanols. getout pcroen gSie @ou'
pcrncur @oetbals mittbeilt 1T Der
Gonal bci Gucora1o om 6reitag boil
cloet iporoen. Seine 9reite betr6gt
unQefabr 1876 uno feline Tiefe 3S
SUB ino Oieic N1oBe reiden aus, I'M
elm 6obr8eue bon 10000 Sonnen
c6ne Sdpierigteit poiiiren 81 loiiel.
Abonncnicu, bic ben oSentidJcu GUrs
reipUnocntcn" nidjt piinitIidj Dbcr nnrcs
acImdfi1 crbaltcn, ino aebctcn, bcr Dfs
Icc baUoH per EelepbUu O6cr lhriftlldl
Yiitibeilung 5n nadjen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
Ser geder.9Sroaes.

95em Oorf II. Nloi. - @enH
oie 9lnflage6e6orOe morgen i'm
5weiten MorOpro3eB geoeu Charles
9eder i6re lebten 3eugen poriii6rt
miro lie - 10 6ieB es ndmlib &c.
tern i'm Griminolgeri6ts -@e6diloe-
nit einem auollefieft iblieBen uno
Worp Giroiici, sic Sd)neiter Oes bin.
geridteten &oientbol N0rOers oEd-
go 6ronf," auf Oen 3eugenitanO
6ringeu. 9efanntli1 bat 6rouf Giro
iici menige StlnOeu Dor ieinem GoOe
in Dem Sureou 0es @orOeins Don
Sing Sing unO i'm 9eiiein ser
Sbmeiter, iopie OeS YrieIteS GosfiH
eiH @eit1nOniB obgelegt. Sri. Giro.
fici miro ii6er OieieS @eitdnOniB aus.
3ltiogeu bo6en. 9lm Gienitog miro
Die Gertbeioigung nit Dem Gerb0r
ser gntlaihngs5eugen beginner.
9is 9omitog Oiirfte Die Oirefte Ser.
nebmnmg aller 3eugen 6eenOet ieirI
unO cine peitere @o6e miro pobl
nod ii6er ser @ieOerpernebmrlng Der
3eugcn unO oen HloiOoDerS Derge-
ben.
@eiiern 9lodmittog 6ega6 iid
9eder mtcr 6iibrimg Oes Geputg-
S6eriiiS Solep nod cinem 3immer
iOm @eri1tsge6GuOe, no er ii6er eine
StmOe lang nit SorforO Z. W}ar-
iball, elmer ieiner 9lnmGlte, conferir.
te. 5roi 9eder po6nte ser llnterre-
Dung bel. Gorber 6otte iie nit i6-
rem @otten ooS @iittogeIien einge-
nommen, Oos aus einem 6eno6bar-
ten Geitnurant ge6olt poroen mar.
GS er6Glt ii6 oas @eriidjt, OaB
9eder lnO ieine 5rnu ben 3eueeu-
itano 6etreten nerOen. Griterer
bauptiddlicb 81 Dem 3pede, Inn
nadBupeiien, OaB Die iogenonnte
nSorlem Gouferen5," in iuelGer on-
gebIid Oie @rmorOung 93oientboPs
6ei6loiien mlrOe, niemols ItatteefrnG
Oen Bat
6rou o9eitie 9olie" 9loienberg, Oe-
rem 3eugenousiagen am 6reitag 10
groBes 9luiie6en erregten, neil lie
neues 9elpeismoteriol gegeu 9edcr
rnt6ielten, iogte gitern IN ieneHr
Snteroicp, iic 6o6e i6reni @attep
flr5 Dor ieinem SoOe oeriprehen
miiien Die polle @abr6eit 81 iogen
mO oas babe iei aud, 10 leiO is ibr
nm @eder iei I'M @eridt get6on
Aim Sonntog Dor ieinem SoOe,~
er5GbIte Die biibi6e, iunae 6rmL
niagte mir mein @atte, OoB 9eder
umO 0loie iein 9e6en ouf Dem @emii-
len 6dtten umo id Deriprah ibnL
OaB i6 9nleS 6e5eugen miirOe, mas
er mir iageu ipiiroe. 0orilf er5dblte
er mir, 0oB 9eder, pG6renO iie gllle
inn SoOesbaue poren, ibn unO 0en
9lnOeren 9toti5en 81 ionOte, 6ereu
Snbalt iie NIT triigeriiden Soffnun-
gen erfiiate. @r ibidte Oieie go
ti5eu in 9iibern, obne ooB oie @dr-
ter etpoS merften. 9oliS iaete mir,
ni6t er, ionOern 5mei anOeren 9oDs"
6dtten 9ioient6ol eri6oIien. @r
nannte lire gtamen a6er id mill tie
ni6t preisge6en. Gr meinte, er babe
9lngit gebo6t Dor 9eder uno oesbol6
babe er sic 9lnoeren ueranloBt, 9lo-
ient6ol 81 t0Oten.
Gas treue @ei6. 81: nSret
lit meine 6rou mir Ood, ooS muB
ih 1nnpn - 81 0}nnit sic i1t cshs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
9etroit's @atnltrupGe.

Dctroit @3ihy 20. @}oi.
Coroner 9iotbober bat eeitern inter
W2itbHlfc Ginger llnteriubungs 9e.
ontcn ieine 9cmiibungen fortgeiebt,
Inn oie llria6c ocr grploiion 81 cr.
ariinocn meldc on 6reitog in Der
bicIigGu Su6rif scr 0@lcricon Griloc
9lub6er 60. Sen 800 bon 5ebn mo
sic ibmere @erleeitng bon lecbs %er.
loneu uob iih gc6ogcn bat. 0ie @c.
iclli6oit ncrpenOetc pcridicOene &C.
fd9rli6c Gyploiipitofie bel ser glnfer.
tiqlng bon GunItleoer; mclhe Ser
fettunq bon llnlitdnOen obcr Die SEA-
toItropbc 5erbeigefiibrt bat, Ooriiber
fonnten nir %ernutbungen gebcgt
meroen. @on 0cn iehs &erIebten
merocn nod Der 9lniidt ser 9ler5tc
flint aeneien. Ger iedite, Sobn @lc.
@onolo, 26 Sabre ali, pel6cr an Den
@iiften, am 9fiden unO on Sen 9lr.
men Id)rcdli1e 9ranowunoen crlit-
ten bat, befinoct ii@ in einem fritz.
iben 3uitanOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
9n Dosnitn.
9iesjdDrige 6nerrei6i.
i6e &ailermanSber.
Wan5e vSalfansSlrme
ipir6 tbeilne1nten.

Sic MonoDer an ser SiiOgreu6e Der
0oppeImonardie fouinen Strobe
W1obilmoaims olei6.- g@aorO"-
9(nfIoge eeaen 9Sorter Charlton
in rGoOtiaIosS .9lnfIage obgc-
dnOert. SouruoIiitcn begIiid
miini6en aoiier SSiIbelm
@ien, IL. M3oi. = ggie befonnt
aege6eu miro, finoen sic Oiesi05ri.
gen aroBen &aiiermm0oer in 9os-
nicn Itott. Gie iogenonnte 9olfan-
ormee miro oaron t6eilne6men sic
icbt ii1 5uiommen aus oem iiiHf-
jc6ncten uuO ied5e6nten Corps, mel
die o6ne6in beiuobe friegsfertig Oaite.
ben, fiir oieie @elegen6eit o6er nod
lpeienhid oerltGrft meroen ioIlen.
Tos Commando Oes fiinBebnten
9lrmee.@orps befinOet ii1 in Sora-
iepo in 9oSnien. Gorps-Gommon.
oont un0 commandments General
lit @1i6ael Goler BON 9lppel, @ene-
raj ser aooollerie. Sn 9fogria lit
oos COMMANDO oes ied5e6ntcn gIr.
mee.Gorps unterge6rodlt Corps
Goumanoout lit General 9Iaiius
Sheuma.
Iieie &aiermonoper tommeu elmer
Wo6ilniadung oller on. Scr SiiO-
grcu5c ocs &ci6es liegeuoeu Erup-
pen gleib lno iinO aleibiom oie 9lnt.
mort Ceitrcic6 llngauis aui oe
9ro6cmo6ilmoduug 6uBlonO's on
Oeiien meitlider @ren5e
.95idt oorfdtlid.
Como, Stalieu, II. @3oi II Ser
llnteriuhungsriGter Bat sic oni
,poridblibeu Nloro~ !alltenoe Pm
floge geaen Oen iuneeu 9lmerifoncr
9orter Charlton nieOergei6logen H.
oeriiigt OaB oieier pegen vnidtpor.
iGbliGen GootidlooS pro5eiiirt NOR
Sc. G6arlton lit 6eihuIoigt, ieine
irmqe Srai gcto0tet uuO ibre 2eide
in Sen Gomo.See geporien 5u6a6en.
G6orltoH lit ii6er Die @er50gerin6
iciues @ro5eiieS, pelher crit ipdt i'm
ScrbIt sur @erbon0lung fonlmen
miro, ie6r olIfge6radt
Garnegie idrei6t Sni6rift
hHr iein GenfmoI.
@Din6ura H. N}oi. Ser
NluItiuillion0r 9lnorem Carnegie Gat
Qeiiern sic Snibriit fiir oos 0enf
nal 6eitimnt, oas i6m Del ieinen
2e65eiten in ieiner @ateritoot Gun.
fermline erridtet werocn ioll. Ger
Sodel oes N2onuments miro ouf ici.
nen Mtnid oie @orte tragen: ogln
oem Carnegie, ge6oren om % 30
oember 1885 in 0umiernline 9lod
groBeu, geid6ditIi6em @riolgc in oeu
Gcreinigten Stoaten oertpanote cr
ein SermSgeu gum gSo6Ie Der
MeniH6cit."
Die Gut6Hllnq oes GenfmoIs iin-
oct om p. Suni Itatt lmo miro oirh
oie @nttiu Ocs @iroermeiiterS ser
StaOt ooraeuonmen perOen.
&oiier begliidpHnidt
9erlin, IL. Nlai Gie oui
oem 9lieienoonipicr ogoterlauo" ser
Sam6urg 9lmerifo 9inic aif oei-
len Sungiernfo6rt no6 9}eu gorf
6efinOlideu oeut6cn, anerifonii6cn
uuo engliiden Souruoliitcu 6obeu
Dem oeitihen &oiicr ouf fnfentelc,
arop6iideu @eoe i6re @liidluiinide
al oem qroBten SdiIf ser S9elt oos
Sic 0rllticbe 6Iaagc fii6rt, ousgeipro.
den. Ger &aiicr lieB o6nc Ger5ug er-
lpiOern, cr Oanfe bciicns fiir Sen
05liidluunidj. 9}it lc66aiteiten Syltc.
relic ocrfolgc cr ole sIusiobrt 0ea
ito5en Sdiifes, lmO er 6ofic, Der
Gonrpfcr 6epd5rc iid ais ueueS
@lieo in Der lonOeroer6iuocuOen
actte neler @erfe6rSmittel.
Sruiualle Ounern fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

5ur 9lrbeit acmeIoet; iic purOen bon
Der 9oli5ci esfortirt uuo bliebeu I'M.
belGitigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
GrnuOtbnung.
lteber gteOc OcMti6Cn
Gtaatsicfretdrs.
9ie imtermntiDmnle Gage
bctreffenb.

9(bwebr ser Sebereien Ger ruiiii6en
9SrcIie beionOers ocbinist.
Geuti6 engliide 9tnndberun9
Gilt oIs 9i6erme ser 6rie0ens-
bauer. II Ger 9eginu Oes gro
Sen n@rin5 Scinricb @ettflu9es. "
n3eppeIin" er5ieIt neuen
&0henrefor0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

Sie min mlsfinoeu no oie @1iaio.
neu oie eiaentIia oeu glftiondren
5uitanoen sebIieben iino. Der.
Dor miro nod cine ISOLDE Oouern.
Sntereiionte 0aten iiber aus
Iauoiide 9ep5lferng ser Ser.
eiuieten sioaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

0astreue @ei6. 81: nSrelt
lit meine 6rou mir Oob, OaS muB
id) iogen. ~ g.: o0}onu, Oie lit So.
ncn oo1 i6on 5meimnl ousgeriidtl"
~ a.: DSie 1T a6er INNER 6olO pie.
oergefomnen.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-17
Here at Home
Putnam Citizens Gladly Tes- tify and Confidently Recom-
 mend Deans Kidney Pills

It is testimony like the following that has placed Doan's Kidney Pills so far above competitors. When peo- pie right here at home raise their voice in praise there is no room left Tor doubt. Read the public statement oi a Putnam citizen:
 S. S. Carpenter, Grove street, fut- nam, Conn, says: "I was laid up as the result of kidney trouble. The doe tors 1 consulted and the various rem edies used, failed to give relief. l suffered from pains in the small ot my back and was obliged 10 have hot ap- plications 10 deaden the misery. learned of Doan's Kidney Pills and they removed the trouble. gave statement for publication some time ago recommending Doan's Kidney Pills and now willingly confirm all l then said. have had no return oi kidney complaint since this remedy cured me.
 For sale by all dealers. Price oo cents. Foster-Milbarn Co.,, Buffalo New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan sand take no other.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-17

my diseaiu di8at take and | had ta leave say Of Che back feuecs
 "l d0u't EuoW why said Mrs Inehe collectively. emt believe eeerFthIu, gou sa5 NpN. 4hatu geu take t0 d me serti."t
 -Aff -erE Hssz H49Ian are faue< ts eommaad ait e-eld ail Eear sH.aa'z
 "Ruuk. ouzefeed t4e la35 elegantly =Ilae eetd madtai tpeE te feuz Good eh
 aYm misIlase ur thr .lpe mau Hstsfea slares ready u9 uoIect7
 esaH|a eHe aad H zz5eaeat af sGa4d #8s eek lH fhe leather g
 Tn aaa.I 1-za u.z.ed goo -Eaa'd haze said Bat aas esacs iH tae le4hea lst=ae 8#.l Ha4J5 $5N I happen t9 le independently wealthy II cIafft Ha l5azar
 T HHE announced tbc iady tHmaImHs .thal Eon are oue of tHe
 tefesi yoIHz 5fs eeor listened to. on the otbsr fWI you're uu4ueslion abiy I perfet .Itae gentleman And aBEhaw. In gong Co take yon at youf @gd ana trust yon You're willing to ga q Lii euf If yaur Way 10 do me n favor tau'ght"
 "or any atbar u.eht"
 Very wetle Mrs lache rose Wait here q moment
 Whipping Hee aeeIigee round her she swept auH#aetiF ont of inc deu. aBd pHf Htee agaIn crossed r eftaeita.s Eaea.a af e ion as she as. rruded tHe #f# 1Heu sHe disaHpear- .d. aaa h'a eafarIe vas presently inter rHra H7 tHa 5and of the woman s h5eh. Taar ra.zr
 eIfsagz f#MH5e srrcn four hun lfad eease HaTa Nasoa' Taxirab. pEase.- AHs daaar4oa taehe, Yes- ehlFee. Ye7 Immediately. Thank yauF
 4 moment atar she rcsppeared on the stairs carrsi ing Wrap ef some sort over her arm When she again entered the den f. proved 10 he Il mans coat and soft hat that she had found for him
 Get up.s she ordered imperiously, and change to these before you get piacbed for impersouatiHg an officer. Eve called a taxi for you. and this Is what want you to do-go to Dutch House. That's dive. Fortieth street I've hcard of it" nodded r. Syba- rite Any sober man who stays away from 1t Is almost perfectly safe
 "I'H trust you to take care of your self said the lady. Ask for Rcd November You know who he isI'
 "The gungsfrr? Yes"
 If he isaf In wait for him if you wait uH daylight'
 Important as all thnt. ehg'
 HIS life or death for me, said Mrs. mehe sereuelY. sI've got te have pro- tectiou Yon'vc seen yourself hoy bad I need it And the police are not for the likes of me. Besides, she added with engaging eandor If sqaeal and
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tell the truth then Friend Husband will be disinherited for sure. and Ill have had all my trouble for nothing"
 @Neu make t perseety elear Mrs. lnehe. And when see Mir, Rcd No vember3"
 say to him three words s-'Nela wants you Hen understand. Then you can go home"
 If l set out alive"
 You're safe if you don't drink any. thing there"
 'poubtless. but I'll feel safer if you'll lend me the loan of this ueat httIe toy said r Syharite, weighing in one hand her automatic pistol
 "lts yours
 "Anythmg in itT'
 'sThree shots left. 1 believe No mat ter III get you handful of ear udges and you can reload tue clip in the taxlcab-uot that you're likely to need it"
 When it came 10 viSeid second thought. alone m the gloom of an ua- symmthetie taxieah r Syharite n- chued to eouce1e himself more ass than hero.
 Dutch House. ta which he was bound. bore the reputation of being as sinister dive as ever stood cheek by jowl with Broadway and brazenly Haunted an all nigbt liquor license in the face of law abiding New York, of which it was said that no sober man ever went there other than those who went to prey. and that no drunkanl ever escaped from 1t uaaeeeed: haunt of the most deadly riGnn to be found in town.
 And to this place P. Syharite was travelling to deliver q message from a notorious woman to a gang leader, with only a 25 caliber automatic and his native wit and audaclty to guard the moderate fortune that be carried with hitn in casa.
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would slip Red the hlgh ~isn All l want k one word with him
 All right. You're on
 Sloachug off. the man at length mustered mp courage to touch Reds r#bosv The gausStef turned sharply. q tfown replacing the @nHie which had iluml1ed bis attempts t4 overcome the boys recently deeeIoHrd aversion to drink The waiter mufmured i'll his private e1r
 Promptly r. SYGfi'e received a sharp lauk from eA,'~ 3s black and hard as shee bmtms and With equa nimfty endured II eAen went To the iength af 4 nod accompanied hy hts qudnt. Hslfasius zniie \ courtesy ignored raun etelY. the lack eyes veer- sl hack te tFe w-iitrr'@ fare
 He snutHrI b#ek ~cewHe reported suikily ~SIys you gotta wait and turn rd avav H u-teer 10 T summons from another tfale
 TaHAra P Syharite slipped his beer sinued= if spntinGiN and Het With out ua-e.e eiue> hm sednipu~iy te Keep In chata5ler aS a familiar of the dlve
 s.I woHt th7t's H1t retrSe pnsi dFcly g8 upstairs sleep 1t of. Im H'Ei4bt give you m'word in the head, iB my treuhIe.S these mutnous dogs ef lesS lut I'll make em mind. yet. Trust me
 And a2an the babel plotted out the boys utteyauce
 But r Sybarite had experienced a sudden rush of intelligence 10 the head
 Could this by any chance, be that boy who. Nr Brian Shaynon had been assured. wouldn't know where he'd been when he walked? Was an attempt to insure that desired consum- nation through the agency of a drug being made in the open restaurant?
 If not. why was Red November neg lecting all other affairs to press drink upon a man who knew when he had enough? If so. what might be the na- ture of the link connecting the boy with the "joh" 10 be on which at half past Q November had covenanted with Brian ShavuoH?
 fTo Be Continued1.
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r. sybarite removed hls gold and thaHghtfHi4y eacbed it uuder one of the cushions of bis cab It seemed a bong ehaHce t0 take wifh $fh0 but SloD wasn't great deal. affer Hll fe 2 man az aush a~ he and better lose it a't sold he fbau make a mise ike 2 erpatetir mint ID den of thieves and v8r#c Tire efb draVfr2 Hp to fine curb 8nt r Svbarffe h1pre1. 2 dollar in hand f1r the chmneaH and nifh t fhe al maHltim. arH keeping you Wat fiH
 eame ont f I'm ali uizht- and don't lef yaur matar die. cause 1 may be in 4 hurry
 "Goteha" said fhe chauffeur tersely. end protecting fhr bifl. hghtcd cfga- rette
 P. Sybarfte held bacG an instant to inspect the approach
 Since thi< qas q Sunday morning it was decorously dHll to the street. the doors to tha bar were closed. and the lights within were low and drowsv. Even the side door giving aecess to the corridor by which one gained the "restHuraut+ Va~ c.o-ed much of the time
 TOW of vehicles lined tho curb. among them single tasieah of decent lHpeaHHce
 N8w P Sebarite went gD enter uafeh Hesse st8a3H pnearsd oH rHe ground ca=s af fHe side d5ar aud. 1a@ae @itH .aff t If qnt i alsh of fand 5g and faas5Aea Hi.. ie seet- ability 8n ffa HHWl ia"asa.to sI1 fur fHe=of al# aa ' h7s's
 Ita Ha#a4 f4HH t#ee iis=fut oil the sa1esaaia #iag r SFa fe e1Rar- tHns5 fac8 1a1d. au2 o9E
 .Tuo brte said Responsibility fraz4aeHF a9pr hf- shoulder
 I'm m8g EeHad hlW efowie3 m in- dl lmat aeHrHfi7u @FwothirtE d9Ht mofee Fl h- en Inc job
 And tisr aare of fh#t boy
 "Grah il from me. be>. when he WaKes up ne won nt kuow where ne 5 heru.
 The daoF closed. md Responsibility WIS rudelY Joet.ed be F. S1barte
 The eheH aud gold aue af Respect ahitY qHIerfrd H aud 5r.
 srHt deaH tHt esHe Nf Brian shaguen sa3 F $e.aHte peaceahiy. sa#H-z faa 0aHt =Ea To a4t Aot-e 8a8 9a8 ia t a#8= t4 "a ati Erv Fork sua0 beN y8u zlaui 5gHr wee s#a' heHa-,
 Wth gasp Wfu1eutIy lowering bis ftiea Nr Sh1tHan hcat ta Heef iHto Ehe f4ee eS#7zc] a~ r SFhTite pushed nes his at. stared aa Hztut gee giHs wheeled about aud flung heavily toward his fagte4b
 ~rde gizuree ,sheezra he to the ehau1eur aud dodaiHs In banged the door
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To Be Continued1.