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CHAPTER XIV.
The Masked Voice.


For q matter OF twelve hours the
fog, leaden, dank, viscous, as inexor.
able as the dominion of evil, had
wrapped the world in an embrace as
foui and noxious as the coils of some
great, gray. Shiny serpent.
Through its sluggish folds the pom
derous, power-impelled lifeboat crept
at snail's pace, its stem parting and
rolling back from either flank heavy
hearted sea of gray.
In the bows young woman rested
IN state OF standardization, her eyes
closed, he head pillowed on a cork
belt life-preserver, her sodden gar
ments modelled closely to the slender
body that was ever and again shaken
from head to feet with the strength
Of long. shuddering respiration.
Seated on the nearest thwart, Alan
Law, chin In hand, watched over the
rest Of this woman whom he loved
with grimly hopeless solicitude. He
was In no happier case than she, SO
TAR as physical comfort went--he was
In worse. since he might not rest.
Premonition Of misfortune darkened
his heart with its impenetrable
shadow
In the stern Tom Barcus presided
morosely over the steering gear; and
Law was no more jealousy heedful of
his sweetheart than Barcus Of the
heavy-duty motor that chugged away
30 purposefully at its business OF driv-
Ing the boat Observation-Disclosures.
Lacking at once q compass, all no.
ton whatsoever Of the suns bearings,
and any immediate hope of the fog
.ifting or chance bringing them either
to land or to rescue by some larger
and less comfortless craft, Barcus
steered mainly through force Of habit
~the saltwater mans instructive feel
ing that no boat under way should
be without hand at the helm 1t had
seemed impossible that it could long
escape repetition Of the disaster, but
somehow, 1t always did escape, and
that by wide margin; never once
had it passed near enough to another
vessel to see 1t.
And now for more than an hour the
silence had been uncannily constant,
broken only by the rumble of the mo-
tor, the muted lisp of water slipping
down the side, the suck and gurgle of
the wake.
Forebodings no less portentous than
Laws crawled in the mind Of Barcus.
II Was as likely as not that the life
boat was travelling straight out to sea.
And gasoline tanks can and oftentimes
do become as empty as an official
Weather prophets promise Of fair
weather for a holiday.
More than this, Mr.. Barcus was q
confirmed skeptic In respect of ma
rine motors; on terms Of long and
intimate experience with the ways OF
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throttle down the carnuretor and jump

throttle down the carburetor and jump
out OF the engine-pit.
But in that small space of time the
lifeboat and Alan Law had parted COM
pany as definitely rs though one OF
them had been levitated bodily to the
far side of the earth.
1t could not have been more than
minute after the accident before
Barcus was guiding the boat over
what, going on his sense of location
and Judgment OF distance. he could
have sworn was the precise spot
where Alan had disappeared. but with
out discovering a sign of him.
And fer the next twenty minutes
he divided his attention between at
tempts to soothe and reassure the
half-distracted girl and efforts to
educe reply from Alan by stentorian
hailing-with as little success In the
one as in the other.
"Alan!" he shrieked at the top Of
his lungs. Alan! Give hail to tell
us you're safe!"
There was a little pause: he was
racking his brains for some more NOV
ing mode Of appeal when the answer
came In another voice-in the voice
OF Judith Urine, clear. musical, effer
vescent with sardonic humor:
BE at peace, little one-bleat no
more! Mr.. Law Ia with us--and safe
oh, quite, quite safe!"
In dumb CONSERVATION Barcue
sought the countenance of Rose. Her
eyes, meeting his, we're blank with
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ing In her eyes, Judith superintended
the business till It's conclusion, then
waved the men away.
Quietly, like well-trained servants,
they turned their backs and marched
off.
And again, after a brief wait, the
woman laughed her short and mirth-
less laugh.
THE tide will he high" she said,
precisely at sunset. You may time
your lives by that. When the sun dips
into the sea, then will your lives go
down with it."
She turned on her heel and strobe
swiftly away, with not so much as a
backward glance, overlook her men
and passed quickly from sight around
the farther point of rockA.
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the demon of perversity that tenants
them one and all. he knew that the
present sweet-tempered performance
Of the exhibit under consideration
was no earnest whatsoever of future
plicatef contraption was concerned
there WAS never any telling
In view of all of which considera-
tons he presently threw open the bat
terry switch.
And the aching void created In the
Uilence hv the cessation of that uni
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CHAPTER XVI.
The Island.

Not more than twenty seconds could
have elapsed before Barcus recovered
from the shock Of the motors treach-
cry sufficiently to reverse the wheel,
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puiaii1una ~ gsrInnHhs VI. o.
etnb bse 4. armeefprbS.

@tireiter Haper muuberlt. iiait @nn.
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ldutr b5 no. German malsrr
ettDotf, Ia. b.; u.rC. Hrnn3 anepeI
Berlin. id 81 Walier 0abiic. aeipsia.
~ iilnt odbrr, peipSios Gnhihlh,
Jay. % Qermdnn 0dibcr. Rolefnd, fd.
b Nilh eeiniq, 0nriudnns0orf, /. b;
Nltre0 Wrdbl. 0hemnIb, 1. b.: 6efmnnn
Weller gelpsia.M tuonit. III. b.; aurt
ArdieIt, Wrinbah, M. b.: Otto GOD.
teipsiasQ onneipib, aef.; Hllreb arlioer,
holfnein, ih. b.; Wlnr Qein, Arahnbcrf.
ln o. 9lao Nsiibert Hrohna, IA. b.;
Atthlir Yidiid, peipBiesM enbnlt. ia. b.;
s,dnl Weinhplb. 9lueniri. "a. b.; Nnr
gdl8briinM geip5ia, 10. b.; aihdrb
Miharo Sdnil5e. 91Ie, Ia. b.; Otto
Shumdnu, Heip5ie, im. b.; anrl 9reus
ncr. Froiha, IN. b.; Bruno anof. aI1oib,
oct; Raul Anoerirn 6dinbnrq, fd. b.;
hermann Nonnth. 1febru, ih. b.; Mnrl
molter. @olehorf, I. b.; Otto @ranbi,
QeipsiosT bIib, |. b.
2. gaiierie: 81. q. g1ciieL, dlinoens
fhal. b.I@. @cipeI, @%iihlbanicu, arf.;
Walter 6oher, 3motn, ID. b.; EsIar
Ndnn, llnteririeientbnl, IN. b.; slIbert
Yliifler, G1nnern. pef.; emil Hifdicr,
Tittmannsborf nef. no. Nlfres gairs
mann. Reuadotef. ih. b.; @dlier Wriis
merit, eeip5r Mddtrn. I'd. b.. no. Rrtb
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8. @dttrrie. Nlfre6 Qeibe, Renud,
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Nlbert @eler. airdhbeta, l. b.: aifrt
0orn. Tobnd. I. b., entiI 6ers, Sale a.
e, 10. D.; atfreb MdhIcr, Qeibsio, Ia.
Nidarb R6rIter T., qeipsias ShIeubio,
b.; Qdrl gnageiene, Sarre, |. b.; Ut.
WilIl 9otfrdnn, qeip5iG l. b.; D.sQt.
@nnnfr. ptibsig, I. b.: w.s|dhim. Soc
idmn Ghnh5ihpipsl1. @orn, T. 81 Bits
,elm Shiler, Mnmiiden, /. b.; Mihar0
l., 6dtnihen, I. b.
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eornnnnr, oeipsins Renita6t. fh. b.; wrs
tae Ghdfgr. pcinain. /. b.: 4obdnn Eebs
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mann Gidip. I. b.: 4urt 9obIe, Frcbes
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inaitdot, ih. b.; Otto 6ennig. G6emnib,
~ Nrik Gtodbnrqer, Gm6nh1ioe, r. b.;
Rinh 9eiiid, Qeip3td,eI. b.: BuHdb 1oIt
Brdkborf, I. b.; gmil B~flfabeil, g2ifts
oeibd, I. b.; Nitgirlt GeIIarius, peipsia,
#. b.; 5eIig @erntr, aeipsias Etbttsrie,
b.
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~. goup, eafl Gdlmlbi. alfabbaln
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mnih Wlodxr, Wlobenbd6, b.; 0onfab
N'eimI Nniiis, b., weDra GhrSbcr,
wtohlceINim,. b.; HhiIipp Waanr,
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Iinaen, beFnt.; Mafl Melid, Werohnfrn,
hrrm nenrab Wolf, cbetrolple. iprm .
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0fib. &lletdb, pvrm Nonrhb Edmes
rtr. 0tfiitrrobe, nrruy cciurif 9lntt T..
Wdrbndt term; Ncbs Wdhe. Edhparsens
hort rtrmi Sasob Cbcrmnnn cderss
hanfen bum.
II, Nemp. n.sei. Grid ariiasr, SaHe
a. Weller tot; Mnoreds WeQe. Wldendn,
tot MsC. @dieemnr Woll. Nranfhfet n.
Dr.. fot; yubniq Edmiiihichl. Reuftdbt
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tot, aomiheIsbauiem p; Dnbib eimon,
o%ernnnniiciH, 81 8rie0ridi 6ubrr,
Ncmbcra, b.; @ilhelm &iu, eaHenhaus
zen, b.; usC. 0briitidn Sdlrid. RieDefs
iueinen I NC 0dfl Wrebc, Nnhennn.
b. Sniob tttnhnro, Raunbrim. b.; ccins
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2einrih AmmeI, erfsborf, b.: Qagl
@trobr, Gbeupcittah b.; @nitnb SrnHer.
Alfnbnh, b.; SOLEMN Ghcunnii. Gins
i%ersbanien. b.. Adrl NdIfmann. 6lms
mclsbera, b., 6elnrid Sdcni. SdorbdA,
b.; Y, HelNlu. Neinhdro EhilAlpddlier.
Ndiimbuta. b.; 6tib Dietrih. W~Rdrbnra.
beirut 9einrid Gieitid, 9iuth. bcrm.
SHotpi1 Shdicr, Ben. perut; aarl
Gdrnctotr, Ecrhnd, bcrm.i Sobamts
Aird EMiparsenbori, ncrm. Ncinrih
Gorea, NerBbdulrn berm. @rnit Nroils
bofer, Hcnnrdbnnlcn, term. @Wuitdb
ylillrr, Wommebhaulett, perfu. 6rinrih
Wnlter, Nie0eniopf, BERN; Nobunn 9us
Ter, WpnmcISbanieu, berm.; Moom
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Itaot, Ia. b., 6einrid Shdier, 6robns
ihl. n; 6einriG 5enieI. @reiSens
ia. b.; Nlberiils aeiitncr. Frielens
oerf, tot; Scinrih @puiabr. anbborf,
tot; friebrid glelser. anppel, D.; Nons
gobeubrnocr, @dr6urg. tot; @eore
Reib. greiOeuitein I'd. b.; 6rinridl Neis
ell Nrdge, i@. b.; Sie9nnnn g8ertheim,
Brob 8obberbauieH idi b.: poris dirdls
ler, @eitenbnd l. b.. Qari gouader,
l. D.: ltsC, @eera @eil, S9oas
l. n; Seiurlh Geibert, geiboItss
b., lisC. 9'eter 9ieinbmet,
!. b.i @lar 8oiinq. W1arbara,
ii. b.; Ctto &ebn @iebcntCpf, fdl. b,
silhelnt Soupel Sd,5nita6t. b.; Scins
ID Gcib, gdttenbcrg. b. !
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20 HIsbf6, gei@srtan I'M Nodtant. ~:
uiotiut 9lebm, u~bndnnbtafti. off..
1arl 0nunD 9dut. blbuaA b.; nsori
Sitale, Ghrtbelm b.; 9olfI 1rgi& o.
bad On 0tinpen III Bfpns mebxr.
parihoIomd. b.; Aafot SiitImost. 3fsis
neHllrd, b., &iIlb Hoimtf. mfnlnafn,
" NarI 8lHlna nirhbflm i. e.. ps VA
tpnr oeder, a6nIQsbrUnn, 81 81. etffs
hdfo Bldfnet, Ghfiioarl, b.; 0sofa
Wafer 0eibeHheints EAnaiiheim. ~. 9ns
tob Nrntn, Ndmmin1efb b.; 6ermann
enaen 3etm, &dornborf, b.; Otto 4feibs
Yer, Wtdnbmilen, b.. Nnff Reuter-. 4fnus
nnilet b.; stephan M6ld. WepfIn0eu,
b.; ltio 10bEer, 0irdbelm, BERN. Ulis
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Mnipn EnngsI. Mupersebolen. Qef. IA
lob Bauer. Meraellietien. b.: Msora
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naiiisf, ~ 8raB 8tfder, ctlEolen. b.;
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&c, Werltn, b.; 9at. Sfranb, Wrfbinafn.
~ Mnanit @iIbelm @ob punlpiaebira,
D.; Wobert WilbeIm Iaber, rberboihins
gen. D.; Hnithias guaf. Mlnsborf b.:
aopnnnes gacier, Rchrinaen, b.; aIberf
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putin Stnoa, Wit @ierIlnoen, b.; @eora
@erter. ebin1en, b.
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Vheaa, l. b., Eerd. Narl Manner. Nrns
pitgeiL l. b., no. Eimon Meffih. MIls
hetni, id. b.; usO. Nohdnn Stith. Edip.
wrnifne. |. b.; Mnrl Ghriicph Anrn, Mrns
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Moblbera, |. b.; &ilheIn Maier. Qurih.
Shipei3, I. b.; @oudrS GdmoIabof' neil,
bronn, / b.; 6ubertls 6aitFf, ituferrobf.
l. b., 9uItus EeherIe, |dlSeubfonn. gh
D.; Bernhard qoidtr, iltienbgim' II 81.
xtilpelm aierle, Niihsoorf. |. b.; 6ers
mann 1lrr, HeipoIbsipeiler, L b.s Nrieb.
eberletn, 0rniIsheirl I. b.; Gbriiidn
8rteortd 3ed, Ghittadrts0 annndtt, |. b.;
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lpeiler, BERN; Sobdnnes W6leIe, Wotfs
leint, bertit.; Otto 1nuieI. gklfuaen.
oerrr.; Nlote Woibler, Dieienipennen.
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leili so 6nnttbeint, bertn. Sohmm meoro
Stlncr, @rnfenber9, Id. b: @ntfhins
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Sdon, Gtdife1t, !. b.; Jobdnnes Rnbler,
oerbrehtin8cu, I. b.; adrL EdnnFlef,
Stltnaefs erfrdnft, Sobdun Gtntioef,
.oeioenbsitf, BERN; Rihdel grborbt.
lanaeflon, L b.; Martin 9eduer, rebfins
l. b.i Gnbrens @nIer. C~anenbduirn.
q. ~ anrl @uftdb Ndrues, 5eibens
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!. .Solef gHebel, HoHrbah perin.; Nlpls
Dber GnIinetinarn, berrn.
yadiniteneeiu stomp. 81. a. wobm.
Oonduiportb, aef.; i.sG. g. Ndier. Uns
ngen, | b.; @. Woosbnia0er, ~ilnttnasn.
ernn9liidt, bon einem 9ferh aeidIdaen,
,srbredtinger. |. b.; Grieorin Weaier.
l0niasbronn, I. b.
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Grid @aIisr weiieT. g~aardneufirdsr
oef.
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Meierbe. anIantsrir Treatment ar. fss.

9. aomp. 6einrih 6offmdnn, ShIe.
gel. I. b.; Bruno 6iIbia, @Iauen. /. b.
4. Aonp. aouis @oIfrdm, @iIten, |. b.
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Gum Sooe Des
Gen. b. 0eminsfi.

@eneral bon 9efpinsti, aommanbeur
Der 80. Observation-Disclosures sn Der Bic
hanisotifden Asgimsntsr 6umbufo une,
grsrnen eeb0ren. Bat, tpie I6pa betidlst
VI, ben 9eIoentpb auf benz SnladtfeIot
Iruntreid's erlitten. Gein 9urGhe. ber
mad bier 5~uriidesfebrf IN, Inn ben Rdhs
lab uno Rd9ridten iber bic lsbteh Gfuns
ben bes Generals Der GamiIie sn iibers
briigen, iniIbert in beipeaten Worten BE
2rdier Der Brigade, beionbers aber has
Regiments 5ambnrg Inn Ben Nerllit bes
hohgedhteten nnb beIisbfen ssiibrers. Der
ipessn ieiner Sapferteit unO otutIsIiattit
leoent SoIbotsn Elm @nrbiIb fpaf. gef y.
mar e, no bic 8rtgafbe felt mebrefen
ldaen In ShiiBsnerGbea fdtptr l~1rnpfte.
Mls zines cages Elm gfurmdnattff des
rnatt fpuree, ben ber General Isiitte, ers
belt e. anerit eintn 8sininuB ber uber
fltht eef1brfi9 mar. Der grlaorhes
dbiutant 6duptmann bon Gommerfelb hxs
i1ilhte lhn nm ben @eneraI, Der trpb bfr
Werpunonng ben Nngriff psifsr Ieitete.
nm lem einen gsrbonb unsuIsgtn, bod
ipltOe hierbei bet 9auptndnn BON elnesn
Snub in ben DberiHentel oetroffen. Mit
benz Musruf Mein Bein lit lptd. fdnt er
gu @oben. @tneroI bon aetpinstt tief
BEN fdiper petpunbeten Saaptmann NOD
sn: Mrmer &erI. i'd lam linen aiAt hels
fenl Sn befnIeIben MHgenbIid brad Uen.
bon QeiDinsfi Bon elmer geipebffanef Surh
hen 3opf geIhoHen Suiammsn. gr fputbe
beipnBtl0s aus Der @sff2islinie aefndSfs.
1Rit einsm Auto iputhe Ct bdnn rad Gh.
IN 6ds Rrieasla3drett eebrdhf. Der bort
pcreenontnene operdtibe giHgriff f6affte
BEN General ahfr bds BepubtEein nid,t
rlebr 5uriid. @r fhtummerte bieImeht an
abenb fanft biniitgr. Die re-
crbi9ung fahb bret 1dat ipdtfr, am "a.
September. nnfef militarildtn GHreh duf
Gritbboft IN 90. fdtf, Wig oeai
genetdI 5u9ittd tputben Obrft SGqet
bonn Snfanteriereaimsnt Bremen, DNrlts
Rope bonn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RI. 50, beige1ebt Die SraRgfriet et
'st @rGberH ber 0ffi3iere, bic peGvns
ldgcn, mar efariftnb. s3ugti1
Welt Elm fran30TfhG aapIdn Iii beaifdler
cine MnIpra1e, ber Ed cine ldas
Iere gebadtntsrebe zines beutiden ebatz
0eitliten onfhlpb. Mnf bfn
SrdbAieeTn bes @enerdls nub Der iibgi0en
offi3icts Itgten bic SHuttrsburihsn I'M
ihret 2ametdben ardnse nisher.
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GnsInnss WHAT DOr Bet gcr6reitana

Gnglnubs Mngft Dor bet @erarcitnag
ipabrer 9rirasnamridtrn. Gas nuts
6eIsbldtt III Mmitetbam meIbet aus Qoa*
bon: gAsIdnber. bic BON Scnanb coef
StanbiRabien s~uridEe6ren, lperoen bei
ihrtr artlnFt In Gnolunb univfIadt, nne
Bic 3eituneen, Bic Fe bti Iia BADEN, ipsrs
ben bon 3~olbsamten ~bsldidsaotmt.
bontr dtrmep biirfcn tsiR beutl6en Hg1fs
ter bon 5oldnb fomHgn IdFen. ba ie
FONT @efabf Idufen fpsaeu SanDsIs nit
BEN Geinbe Cd ms @efdnenis al Icns
men. Nus gngldnb bierHcf sufidae
iebtts Reiienoe et3abIttR BEN A~rfrelgoss
Oetten Der n5tantf. 3sg.e bab wishfrs
bolt on einsrlnea Eaqsu cgD ris SpH
Gngldnb abfdbfshssn ReiFsubsf mstrs
Inft uab ibttn BIC cEf dsR Riaiir abs
geiIpinmtn frDrbsn Icltr.
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emil Wdul Ranaef. GElbah, BERN Obi.
Ilpp uuauii VrHA Molfmnmeorln, berm ;
aobdHnes Nflreb Nlblhe. Sionbefo'
psrm.; Naul Mailer 4ndliiid. pmafn,
gtrini uiireb @altte Ghntiber g..
Inpidipib, bern.
~. Nouip.. Muboff goh0nnes Schiller,
Nnuiu, I % 6elnfih milb. Hbriiian
Nn6rridilb. Delitid. 4 b.
H. Nonp Otto Wdr Bitintr, 0slns
rlhsorf, l. b.; aurt War Meiirl. CtIss
nib, I.b.; n albin Niidier. Gdbsbotf. ih.
onno ebrbdrbt M6IIrr, Amldau, I. b..
~ aomp Csldr 4dul Mini. aeims
tengriin aei. Bruno War alrmie. Srans
l%enbnuien + b.; Raul Qnrt Wfbcr,
~ b.i ebmarb WIG. aarl 'gsis
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-18
DECREASE IN BEER TAX
INCOME ALARMS BAVARIA

Berlin. March 1S.-Bavarian states
men are alarmed over the falling off IN
revenue from the beer tax. They
have made repeated demands in par
lament for a heavy tax on beer substi-
tutes to encourage the consumption Of
the real beverage. Government Coun-
cillor Speck, the financial expert of
the dominant Centre Party, has pro-
posed law against the evils of thin
ming beer" The receipts from the tax
on malt, he points out. have been
steadily falling of late years. owing -
the decreasing consumption, but ac-
cording To Herr Specker and other eX-
perts. this stands in no proportion to
the temporary falling off i'm the CON
sumption Of beer, but is due rather to
the use Of less malt per cask in the
originally rich and creamy Bavarian
brews. His law, it is pointed out,
would save the reputation of Munich's
famed product, check the growing de-
felt i'm the Bavarian budget and help
out the Bavarian farmers, who COM
plain of the exceedingly poor market
for their barley.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-18
GERMANY NOT READY
FOR UNWR|T1EN LAW
Consensus of Opinion Favors I'M
partial yriaI in Courts

Berlin. March 1S.-Germany is not
yet ready to see the "unwritten law
become a feature Of trials of husbands
or wives for killing faithless partners.
Press comment ON the acquittal OF
Count Mielczynskl, who slew Ills wife,
and her nephew in the countess bed
room. is sympathetic toward the
count, but the acquittal is generally
considered a miscarriage of justice.
The KreuZZeitung even makes il text
for advocating abolition of the jury
system. 1t says also:
Honor Impelled Shooting.
we can understand how the jurors
felt themselves impellcd To acquit il
possible. From a purely humanitarian
standpoint one can be glad that they
did reach AN acquittal Count Miel
czynskis holicst rights were trans
gressed against and his deed testifes
TO a feeling Cf honor and an earnest
appreciation of the married relation
which we could only wish prevailed
everywhere among our people. But
the basic principle of our justice, that
the individual shall obtain his rights
ana revenge through the state, may
not for this reason be abandoned"
Disapprove Latin Example.
The Tageszeitmg also understands
the feeling that prompted acquittal
but declares that it would be grave
thing if this feeling prevailed or should
como to prevail throughout our folk
Such dcquittals are almost the rule in
the Latin countries, especially in
France, and it is good indication Of
the sound moral sense of the Germans
that the Latin example has very gen
orally found our disapprovals."
A conviction of Mielczynsl<i. with a
finding of extreme mitigating circum-
stances. would have permitted SEN
tence as low as six months in prison.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-18
INCOME TAXLAW
WILL Be TESTED
Suits Are Started to Ascertain
Constitutionality of Act

Washinrton, March lS.-Suits at
tacking the constitutionality Of the in
come tax were MED i'm the district
supreme court by John +. and Horace
Dodge of Detroit, automobile manu-
facturers They contend that the law
discriminates against individual and
partnership in favor Of corporations in
the way of surtaXes and in permitting
corporations TO withhold from taxa
tions such portions OF income as may
he necessary for the needs and pur-
poses of their business. The latter
privilege is not allowed to individuals
their bill says.
While the Dodge brothers appear as
the only plaintiffs in the suit today It
was generally understood here that
case is test case in which all the
immense automobile industry is con-
cerned.
+. A. Baker OF Detroit and Thomas
S. Hopkins Of this city represented the
Dodges.
The Dodge bill does not contest the
constitutionality Of an income tax as
such but attacks the provisions of the
present law which it is contended dis
eliminates in favor of corporations ds
against individuals and partnerships.