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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
Die ensliide 8i6ne.
Cine lmitise RmiitfOm6bie 1T rgers
@oOb GSbie" i'm 9grie
I1eater.

Die Wluiittomooie Bern Goot
Gbbie", bi. seitern 9ltenb bier in
Gpric Sbeater gum eriien Wa
auisefiibrt purbs. entbdIt uieI aomit
5ana nnb @sIaug unb fanb infpls'
behn ben unsetbeilisn geifaa bes
aablrsi6en pubIiiums. Die Wuiif Dor
Serome aern 1T rs4t anipre4eno
ebenfo pie bic 2ieber unb bic 5dn,e
Der gbor bat sbenfaas 9eIesenbsit,
iidy ausSuseidnen, BON Der Ct rei4Iid
@ebraut mo1t. Die ausjtaituns oes
Giiidss III i.hr elegant. Bon ben OAR
iieIern iimb beionbers aliee Oooep.
aba aeipis, anna Orr, Sobn R. 5a3.
5aro, grnit 1ruer anb Osear Sbay
Ill eripabnen.
Sn 9. 3. &ettbs Tbeater
gaitirt bieie Wo9e auln glaIer, ala
fide Soubrette aus pislcn Operstt.n
beitens belannt. sic bat elm aller,
lie6iies StngfpisI .JirIt 2ope", mel.
dee bic aiiniilerin i'm @ersin nit
lbomas .. Rihorbs CUR 4uffiibrung
bringt. Wuiitalii9 unb lpriid se.
niigt Der prd9tis ausseitattsts Gins
after alien anfprii6en. aluberbem
lernen bic 8efu6er ben fpaniidsn
9ioIiniiten Wanusl Qnirosa tennen,
Der Meiiier ieinss Jniirum,nts III
unb Elm rsi6es Repsrtoir bat. George
CAT tritt nit ieiner Gef.ff8aft in
einem aan5att auf unb brinst ben
Lang bes Rarnebals1 ioipie ben yu.
tilriftenipirbel1 sur DuriteIIuns. Der
Monologtit 4nbp Riee. Rethum unb
g5satum NIT elmer ipiibipeitliden Gpis
iobe, Gtone unb 5apes In Der Ronitat
.@rssn @oobs@, bic 9rape3tiinitlsrin.
nen Gefdtpiiter aunette unb gotbes
WanbslbiIber perpollitdnHs.n bas
prosramm.
.glutd" Cooper fii6rt bi.fe Wo4:
feline gurlestsntrupps i'm Olympic
3 9beatsr ins 9reffen. Die muiis
tali5hen 9arbietunssn bsiben .Su,
sent, G9onbeit unb llebsrmutb' obsr
Gin gl6enb auf bem Dad" unb .Cb,
pou SsaIbprs1. gs iiHb atp.i flotie
9urlssfen, bic prd9tis ausseiiatist
iinS unb DON elmer auserlsientn Gss
ieIl5haft bon 9eiangstomiiern. Gous
bretten, sGnserinnen barsefelt ipers
ben. Gin pitfeinsr gbor tpirtt NIT.
Sm OIio probu5irsn ii6 bic SfabsIIa
Sdpeitern, ausseaeihuete 0ioliHiitins
nen unb RliHittGnaerinntn In ems.
Jerner 2af Sames. Rate priur unb
4rtbur Delmore in bsm Slansitid
Der Streit'.
Snpeopfes 2heater iprins
gen biefe Wphe bic G5ompagrIer'
pfrbpf.n, benn bic ~CtampasnsGirls4
Iperben bort ibr Iuitisss Rssiment Iiibs
rem. Stpei arapeitien NIT blbi@tn
muiitalifhen unb Sanasinlasen. bic
ben aomilsrn, SGnssrinusn unb Idn.
,erinnsn unS nidt mtnber bem fel8en
gbor Elm reides Jelb sur GntfaIting
ibrsr 1alenie bieteu, aelansen sur
DariieIlung. Inter ben 3auptbars
iteIlern iinS Connie 1sbr, DolIp Weib, |
Dldbsl yae.p. Wlannis Ring, Wil'
lam Sennins unb Irtbur Canning.
gls capitalization selien bic bier |
Robrisue3, bic aIs 9ftrobatsn nnb |
ibrss glei9en iuden.
Die iibli@eu GpesialabenSs finbsu
DisSer fat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
Oebem Zte 2amlac ben
Nnbut, ben eS befb lent,
iagt ein Wtifslieb
einer alien
Ssamilie.
Jraa Samanu mill ii6 nidt enH&uI.
biaen megeu eines ipobiDerbicu.
ten SuooTemeuts,
SbiuObI iie fid lad,erlid 81 madcn
fiirdtete, ais iie bic Weriter-
Meoisin gum eriteu Wal
fanfte.

Sier lit cine anGere DON ben be.
mertensiuertben 8ei9idten, Delde
t1gIi6 gu 0usenoen in ben 9otD' 'i4en
i,no @eatberbeao'iben Ipotbeten in
Cincinnati er5dbIt perben, urb mel
6e, in 8erbinoung init SanIac's UNI
iibertreffli6em @eroieuite, ale Re-
foroe in benz @erfaufe eiuer @iaep.
tbumsmeoi5in eebrobeu bdbeu. Seine
!Deeoi3in bot je iidb ei,Icu iol1en
9llthm errDorbell.
DieIe Gaulac. .@eidifte lit bic Der
sSrau 8. $5alnanu Don 1858 Clifton
9lpenue, eines Weitgliebes einer oer
dlteIteu Sarrrtlien in Cincinnati nrro
lpelde ibre Greunbe gu $Iuoerten
5dblt.
SD lit an einern bonitdnolgen
nerpoien 3uimnmenbrlth, pel6er nit
10 i6peren &opfpeb begaun, oab ib
faIt pabniinnig purbe," iugte 5rau
Samann. oGas &opfDeb oeruria6te
Sblafloiigfeit uno id plrbe, uuf
mein @ort, gu idredIi6er 8er5Deif-
lung getrieben. Ste6enoe Sdymer5en
petnigten mid in ben glrrnen uno i'm
Hiiden. SD oerIor ueinen Ippetit
ilno mar BEN gan5en Gag f6latrig.
SSSb batte feline @nergie, nidt einmoL
geniigenbe, I'M BEN &arlpf init met
mem 2ei6en aiif5unebrnen.
n@s 'dieu, oils oh Sse0errann eir
glttes @ort iiber Sanlac 5u iagen
bate. gs lit niemals poraefommert.
oaB i6 cine mnon5irte Webi3in ein-
genommeH batte, aber bic @ulpfebIun-
gen bon Srelrnoen maften ginbrud
alf mid. SSd BIN Sabre biuOiir6
BON gler5ten bebanoelt norben uno
mar III 8er5peiflung.
.9lber i6 CLAUDE, ni6t n6tbig 5lI
haben mid, 81 entiduIbigen. bo5 idb
Sanlac sefarft babe, obtpobI tt es
Sitn erItenmal fir beret)tigt ernpio1lb.
9ao6 tperbe i'd utidy entifuloieen bes.
tucgen, bob ih SunIac iu6oiiirt aabe,
oenn es per6ient es.
SD beaann Sanlac Dor Iieben @o-
hen ein5unebmen uno metne 9eiie.
RING mar cine Itettge. Meine Ternen
limb berubigt uno mein 9[ppetit lit
normal. Dab mein Magen rno mef11
aaeeneiner 3uitano ein beiierer ge-
Doroen lit, als in oieIer oabren, lit,
Die ih CLAUDE, eripieIen burf Die
Sbotiadc, oaB ih oltr6 Die 9anInc-
gebanohlng ben @enbepunft er5ieIte
uno ih in oret @oden fieben Bfllno
5ugenommen babe. Sanlac bat mir
mebr @utes setban, oils it hin m5g-
lid bielt.
9ei Der 9eipredung 6es Sales
ser sSrau Samann iagte 6. &. Coz Der,
peIdler Sanlac in oe1n SedIte unb
8ulmit StraBe 9aben Der 0ou'ihen
Grug SO. einfiibrt: oEanIac entbGIt
Die ridltige Rernennnhrl,na, bic nrthi-
gen Brotei0itoffe unb tpirft oils eiu
StdrfiingsmitteI, inNem
es Sssbr ganses SDitem auiboltt. MEL
Dies burd Den @iBbrout Ser 2ebcns.
craane geIfapddt tDlrbe."
Sar,Ioc iii iest ard in ben @eatter.
bead 'ihen @potbefen erhGItIih uno
piro aud in ser giImore'iten stpo-
tbefe IN Gooingtou eineefiibrt.
-slr1eise.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
Der aonsrek
u m W ntas pirb in b.iben
9duiern mitber Reorsas
nj atioHsarbeit be
ipsrben.

Wa bington, 3. G., %. Rob.
= Die Drganiiirung bes GA. aons
greiies, Der am Montag in a8t 1as
gen in Sibung tritt, pirb am Wons
tag beainnen. Die bemotratiIden
Taitslisbsr bes Senats tperosn in Der
Wiitagsftunbe ibren Sautus ab6alter
unb CUR ielbeu Stunbe iperben iiQj
bic bemotratii9en Wtitslisber bss
6austommittees fir Wtitiel unb B.,
ae perfdmHlelu, um fi9 be5iisli6 Der
aommitteesmpfsbluHse 5u sinigsH.
Wdbrenb bes Sonntdes trafsn nit
| iebem 3ug Senatoren unb &onarsBs
abeeorbnets Elm. bic lire Reiie mad
Der 8unbesbduptitabt bis na6 benz
DaHttae aufgsiaoben baiten. 0i.
MitgIiebtr Der MajoritGt in bsib.n
9Guisrn iinb faft fdtnmilih 5ur Stsls
le, fpdbrenb bic Republitan.r gum
16eil erit Gnbe Der Mode bier ans
langen iperben, mann bic republitas
niiten aonf.rsn3su absebalisn psrbsn
follen.
Den Senattautus Der Demo!ruten
tpiro Senator RerH ala 0oriiBer sur
Srbnuns rufeu uno man sldubt, oab
ipdbrenb Der gaBsu Wode tdgli4
Sibuneen itdttiinbtn iperben, bd nllsr
Wabri6einIidteit na9 bic Repiiton
Der Gef9dftsreaeIH, bic babin amen
birt iperbsn ipller, I'm etnen S6lub
Der Debate m6glib 5u MAIDEN. 81
Iebbafisu gr6rterung,n fiibren fpirb.
Seit mehreren Wpndten bat Elm Cons
berausf9uB untsr bsm 0priiB bes Ses
Hators Omen pon OfIaboma bieie
Repiiion porbereiiet unb tptrb sirsu
Sdlub Der Sebdtt. in mobtiisirter
form unierbreitsn, bduiit bierbur6
bem enbIofen isiluuiiiren elm. Risa.l
porssi9obsn iperSen tann. @.ri6ies
hene Demotraten iinb isbo6 eans ent.
idbisbsn eegen cine berartige Mubs
nabme unb es biirfte baber gu erreg'
ten Sebattsn iommsu.
@e3iislih Der OrsaniiatorifdeH
JbGtisteit Der Wdioritdt sripartet
man feinerlci srnite Weinuussp.r'
i6ieSenbeiten. gs III alIerbings oi.
Rete bapon ssfpef.n NIT 8esus auf
bic s5iibrerihaft cine DerGnSsrung
nor3unebmeu, ober man glaubt bod,
bab Stnatpr Fern ipiener gum yiiba
rer Der Wajoritdt srtpGblt perb.u
ipirb; Genator gIarte prn qrlanias
gum tempordrsn SsnatsprGfibsntsn
unb Sendipraeipis lam ipieber, tpenr
sr ss piini6t bic Gbrs 5aben sparip
Wbip4 5u fsiu.
9aiiaIih Der 0oriber Der tuiftiaen
4usf6iiHe iteben aussnI6eiulih abics
Tut ieins @erGnbsrune.n bepor. babins
sesen III es m0eli6, baB perfdiebene
Der untpidbiigsrsn glusfhiiiIs nsus
goriiber erbaIten perben.
.SnfpIae beg @usideibsiis Der Ses
natpren Root unb Burton trstsu 5tpei
republifdnifde @atan5sn I'm 9om'
miiiss fur ausfpdrti5s anasleasnb.i'
len Elm, fpGbrenb auf bemotrdtiItsr
Seite ieins @atan5.u gu per5sihnen
Iinb. Mu4 in ben anberen ipidtigen
Rommittesn banbslt ss fih BEL ben
WaianSsn bur6ipts nm
Die Demcfraten milf |
len feds nele Witglieber in Rommit.
teen unterbrtnsen. ndmIih llnbsrs
poob BON alabama pbeIanN bon Ca
Iifcrnien, pedbdm Don atntudp; |
Don 2naiaanc; aotuianl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
Obj ssIlDlu Ginger Gdor.

Obissr gsrsin peraniialiet aul
6onntas, 8. Tss.. cine glbenbuntsr.
baltung unb aan3 I'm srOben Sdal.
bts DeutIhen alub. Das aommitiss
bat fisibig searbsitst unb tpirb Der.
fu6sn ben Y,iudsrn senubreias
Gtunbsn gu bereiten. Jiir grfriI6un'
gen unb Soniiisss 5ur unterbuItuna
III aeforsi. Dis Damen Der Sanger
baben Is iibsrnommen sinsn git.u
2und) 80 ierpirsn. SdmmtIide beut.
id5e Wersine iinb eingslaben unb ipsr.
ben bisIsIbsn- Gasbtrcts uub Giutriti
TT ka6ms
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29

ullter lns au iebe1 urlb ants sJbreu
W'unbs bon Siesen uHb grfolsen b0s
rem bic bis 6obin SJbrent 2onSe reid.
lid 3ltbea getporben iein tperben.
Geit of netnen better @iinifea
niIirihtigit SIR
@bas. We. Sdnpab."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
Die IN 6eibeu SdIsu Ses Sentidlen
Stubs nbgebaltm iuurSe.

.Eiid,bebiere lafle nh,e ="
.Scs lid ~paI5iit" meiner 3reil'
.BdI5er Sdmocfes, pdI5er
SdJ6,fb5e -"
-Glid, DO bin i6 90 6ebeil"
SpdIaer Boridt unn Sdauarte
mage"
.YdSer Danpaf, NGI3er Mei(n), =
.More 9al5er DtdSelsaage -"
~Vrieoer, 70 ioIlt'S innuer iei(Wl"
-TaI3iid fiibIe, pal5iid) berfe::@
-Orfe, ebrlid, .io" i1ul ynee-~
sRaloer Sbbrid beim 8orgeI.
ifapel,fe -"
radk iidJs in be YaIa 10 idee(n).
eIlee, 'iuas geen sebat bot, slQes.
mos bot Iaaie femme = @rob III
MeeH - Sid I'M 9uen - Gang I'm
acr3 - is geidtern geodunittag I'M
DueiO nod EN- Tciiti6e aIub &C.
Ioffe tiintme, neil ie alImin miner
ge:ribt bcipipe. 6ab man iidJ bort bel
De Raber ariiter gut amiifire 6but.
Gus 9lblifirm bot nernlidJ id)un luo.
dlclana in be 8eitlmge geIeie gcbett,
oaB Der Reinpil5er llnieritiisnngs.
9er@n geidJtern iei jdbrlid, @aII IN
llnnerbalhrng gene bbet inr ale pie
ic gefunrrie mare, ben's nit ou be.
rele eetett, beun pun aller sln.
fang ar biA gum Iebidte MagebIid
tpor'in urseniitIidJ lin ideen I'M
Mllcs bot iid iiffs @eidte dmiiiirt.
Gen SooI mar nit grob geirus, nm
ole Die gdid)te gu faiie un oebpesc
bcf Der glusidmB, Der bic ganJ ge.
i&idt 10 biibi6 arransiri scbabt bett,
gleih sipae SGI nf GENIAL beidfeIlt IN,
oas 2ebe, 6hs 6arin sebcrriht bot.
fam faid,t gnr nit beidricrpe iperrc.
llapcrdI mar citel sSrsio IN Yergiiie.
&C, ii,peral ipair6e ons SarEbp ge.
idrpnnge I'M nod Ser5ensIuidt &c.
pifelt. Do3piiGe fuiIrocn ipieber
2ieoer gdunge mo Sofruie uii I'M.
iere tapfere baperiide Golcate aiis.
gebradt, onb eS ritr 70 G 3ilift mar.
Gie Serra bum arrangements.
shimnittee Der Daniel 9ilgenbiebI,
Der Sriy isren, 8 slbnul's Sdoblc,
Der anrliug sluguidt, Der @rnnlifj
Sarob, Der augifdt Gbeinfranf,
greibers Saeob, Bobinger's slbdm,
Brncter'a Drib. aiitePs ssarl. gcl.
Iinaer's Sncoblc iinb aurI, Der @cis.
Safcb, Der waHeI aIein iuib auIett
Ss&artmnim's eyoeob moro lsipernI uni
jprStr beior, baB ,Seoer. Der gcflmmcl
luofs iid, uffs pei&te bot uniifirc|
\ Gle whdifartte taun slaigiist Sung
trottuH INIT ibrs Qsigs I'M bGn itets
~ ~ p1nlr1n - ]
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eriffS aiif ben Garbisen 2eonarb gea.
re angeflaet itanb, fonnte ii6 auf
fetnen Wabripru6 einigen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
Mrgemiitbli6

@erlisf bic seitriae llnterbaltnns bes
R1einpfaI5er : lInterititunss.
@ereins,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29
II Was a Mouse.

IL there's anything that Will make
woman throw good resolutions to the
wind quicker than she made them, II
is a mouse young woman arrived
at one of the New York hotels ana
before retiring at night she decided TO
straighten up the things in the closet
of her room She was singing over
her work and was doing nicely until
she discovered two shining little beads
in one corner and decided there must
be a lost hatpin there So she reached
out to take it. WHAT her hand met
was soft and covered with hair II
was mouse The yell that emanated
from that room convinced everybody
tangoing several floor above that
cruel murder was afoot, and there was
a scramble to the Railways The young
woman finally succeeded in opening
the door of her room and inform I'd
the gathering crowd what narrow
escape she had from aunihilation. Now
there is a standing reward OF So FOL
the head Of that moLse-dctacheo
from the rest of the mouse. Ii IL
ever appears again, there's no telling
what may happen.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29
Dust Clouds Armies Make.

An army on the march along dry
roads naturally throws up very heavy
dust clouds. To those who haven'
been trained one dust cloud looks very
much like another. but to soldier
these dust clouds tell very cleaI
story.
The dust clouds thrown up by IN
fantry, for example. hangs In low
thick cloud. The longer the cloue
the more men underneath 1t, and 9
scout can, by this means make fair
ly accurate guess of the number OF
men on the march
Cavalry on the march sends up .
dust cloud that is much higher anc
thinner than that of infantry. Tht
most distinctive of these dust clouds
however, is that made by wagons ane
heavy guns. The dust rises in little
groups OF clouds. quite different from
the long clouds of cavalry and in
fantry.
So even when unable to see ths
actual cause of the dust, scout car
tell many miles away what kind Of
force is passing along road
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29

himself for allowing ner to come 70
this house alone.
He was here q moment ago Wnen
he saw you begin to give signs OF hie'
he slid out. How do you feel. my
my dear? What will your mother say
But oliver" She was on her rect
now: she had been lying on some sort
of couch. He must-Oh. l remember
now. Mr.. Black. we must go. nave
given him his fathers letter.
I'VE are not going till you nave
something to eat. Not a word. I'll
Why did his eye wander to the near
est window, and his words trail away
into silence?
Reuther turned about to see. oliver
was in front. conversing earnestly
with Mr. Sloan AS they looked. ne
dashed back into the rear OF the
house, and they heard his voice rise
once or twice in some fnef1ectual COM
mands to his deaf servant. then there
came a clatter and a rush from the
direction Of the stable. and they saw
him flash by on a gaunt but fiery
horse, and take with long bounds the
road up which they had just labored.
He had stopped to equip himself IN
some measure for his ride, but not the
horse, which was without saddle or
any sort of bride but a halter strung
about his neck.
This was flight; or SO it appeared to
Mr.. Sloan, as he watched the young
man disappear over the brow Of the
" not
SO apparent. He had no wish to dis
courage Reuther whose feeling was
one Of relief as her first word showed
OLIVER is gone We shall not have
to hurry now and perhaps II had Z
few minutes in which to rest"
She was on the verge of fainting
| again.
And then Alanson Black showed oil
| what stun he was made. In ten min
utes he had hustled about the half-de
| serted building. and with the aid Of
| the dazed and uncomprehending deaf
mute, managed to prepare cup Of ho'
tea and a plate of steaming eggs fol
the weary girl.
| After such an effort, Reuther fel,
obliged to eat, and she did, seeing
which. the lawyer left her for mo
| ment and went out to question theiI
| guide
where's the young LADY,"
This from Mr.. Sloan.
Eating something Come in ant
! have a bite, and let the horses eat
/ too. The young fellow went off prett,
quick, eh?"
"Ya-as" The drawl was one o
doubt. But quickness don't count
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29
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q Awa kdt1ariw(ppen
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sultation. Mr.. Sloan wendell his way
throughout the whole region, and
would be likely to gain admittance II
anyone could. But all wished the hour
had been less early.
However. somebody was up in the
picturesque place. A small trail OF
smoke could be seen lowering above
its single chimney, and promptly upon
Mr.. Sloan's approach. a rear door
swung back and an old man showed
himself. but with no hospitable intent.
On the contrary. he motioned the in
truder back. and shouting out some
very decided words. resolutely banged
the door shut
Mr. Sloan turned slowly about.
Bad luck" he commented, upon
Joining his companions. That was
Deaf Dan. He's got a warm nest here.
and he's determined to keep It, No
visitors wanted was what he shouted,
and he didn't even hold out his hand
when offered him the letter"
Give me the letter." said Reuther.
He won't leave a lady standing out
In the cold
Mr.. Sloan handed over the judges
message, and helped her down, and
she in turn began to approach the
place. AS she did SO. she eyed 1t with
the curiosity Of a hungry heart. 1t
was a compact structure OF closely
cemented stone. built to resist gales
and harbor a would be recluse. even In
an Adirondack winter.
Mr.. Sloan had been repulsed from
the west door; she would try the east
Oliver df Oliver it were) was prob
ably asleep: but she would knock, and
knock. and knock: and If Deaf Dan
did not open. his master soon would
But when she found herself in face
OF this simple barrier and was lifting
her hand to the door 1t suddenly few
open and man appeared before her
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29

right There could be but one end to
this adventure. Oliver would be
caught in manifest effort to escape,
and the judges cup OF sorrow and hu-
initiation would be full He felt the
shame OF 1t himself, also the folly OF
his own methods and OF the part he
had allowed Reuther to play. Beck
oning to his host to follow him. he
turned toward the house.
Don't mention your fears to the
young lady said he AT least, not
till we are well past the gully"
Il shant mention anything. Don't
you be afeared of that"
And with simultaneous effort diff
cult for both, they assumed a more
cheerful air, and briskly entered the
| house
1t was not until they were well upon
the road back that Reuther ventured
| to speak of Oliver. She was riding as
far from the edge of the precipice as
possible. In descent 1t looked very
formidable to her unaccustomed eye.
This is dangerous road for a
man to ride bareback" she remarked
I'm terrified when think of 1t, Mr.
Black Why did he go Off quite so
suddenly? Is there train he is anx-
ious to reach? Mr., Sloan. is there q
train
"Yes, miss there Is a train"
(Which he can get by riding fast?"
1--WE known 1t done!"
Then he Is excusable." Yet her
anxious glance stole ever and again
to the dizzy verge toward which she
now unconsciously urged her own
horse till Mr.. Black drew her aside.
A halfhour's further descent, then
quick turn and Mr. Sloan, who had
ridden on before them. came galloping
hastily back.
Mr.. Black fastened to meet their
guide. What now?" he asked. Have
they come together? Have the de-
tectives got him?"
No, not him; only his horse The
animal has just trotted up-riderless.
Good God The child's instinct
was true He has been thrown
No" Mr. Sloan's mouth was close
to the lawyers ear. There's another
explanation If the fellow is game
and anxious enough to reach the train
to risk his neck for 1t, there's pain
he could have taken which would gel
him there without his coming rounc
this turn" Then as Reuther came
amblng up: Young lady, don't lei
me scare You. but it looks now as il tht
young man had taken a short cut tt
the station ook back along the edge
of the precipice for about half mile
and you will see shooting up from th'
gully a solitary tree whose topnos
branch reaches within few feet o
the road above
Yes" she suddenly replied, as he
glance fell on the one red splasl
showing against the dull gray OF tn
cliff
"A leap from the road, If well'timed
would land man among some YER
stalwart branches"
"But-but--if he didn't reach
didn't catch"
Young lady, he's man in tho,
sand. II you want the proof, look owe
there"
(TO BE CONTINUED)
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29

Fast or slow, he's on his way to cap
ture-if that's what you want to
know"
What? We are followed, them"
There are men on the road; two
as told you before He cant get by
them-if that's what he wants to do p"
But thought they fell back We
didn't hear them after you Joined u.s."
No: they didn't come on. They
didn't have to. This is the only road
down the mountain. and it's one you've
got to follow or go tumbling over the
precipice. All they've got to do is to
wait for him; and that's what tried
to tell him. but he Just shook his arm
at me and rode on, He might better
have waited--for company"
Mr.. Black cast glance behind him
saw that the door Of the house was
almost closed and ventured to put an
other question
What did he ask you when he
came out here?
Why we had chosen such an early
hour to bring him his fathers mes
sage" Sloan replied.
And what did you say"
"Wa'al. ! said that there was an
other fellow down my way awful eager
to see him, too; and that you were
mortal anxious to get to him first
That was about 1t. wasn't 1t. sir?"
Yes And how did he take that?"
He turned white. and asked me
Just what meant. Then I said that
some one wanted him pretty bad. for.
early as it was. this stranger was up
as soon as you, and had followed us
into the mountains and might show
up any time on the road. At which he
gave me stare. then plunged back
into the house to get his hat and trot
out his horse. never saw quicker
work But it's no use he can't es-
cape those men. They know 1t. or they
wouldn't have stopped where they
did. waiting for him."
Mr.. Black recalled the aspect of the
gully. and dscided that Mr.. Sloan vas