The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-02-05

million mem" he answered Il stake
my life," he cried hoarsely, striking
his fist on the table.
You stake your life" repeated the
premier with slow emphasis
Il do" said Westerling. "Yes. my
life. We cannot fall"
Then 1t will be war. II the people
want it," said the premier. Il shall
not resist their desre," he added IN
his official manner. at peace with his
conscience
PartoS was great brain set on an
enormous body Partow's eyes had
the fire OF youth at sixty-tye, but the
pendulous flesh OF his cheeks was
pasty. Jealousy and faction had en-
deavOred for years TO remove him
from his position at the head OF the
army on account OF age. New govern
ments decided as they came in that he
must go, and they went out with him
still in the saddle.
Let officers apply themselves with
from a genial Partow let officers only
keep step and FREQ OF courts martial,
and they heard from merciless task
master. Peculiarly human, peculiarly
dictatorial. dynamic, and inscrutable
was Partcw. who never asked any one
under him 10 work harder than him
self
Lanstron appeared in the presence
OF Jove shortly after eight o'clock the
next morning after he left La Tir.
Jove rolled his big head on his short
neck in nod and said:
Late"
The train was late, sir" Lanstron
replied. and | have some news about
our thousandth chance"
Hmm, What is it?" asked Partow
When Lanstron had told his story
Partow worked his lips in way he
had If he were struck by passing re-
Election which might or might not have
connection with the subject in hand.
''wfIo tfer-parerfts wer6t" he said. But
Ia IL Il; II fv;zzi..sys.,ns1x1" Il ~
H. as t. sst's Of fsvs 'ssr G1' 'n
,ssgf' s.s .: s:s'sT lss$ 4ns'' .:iss sss.
ip:yev EN- The, GAYS. hav heep trans
Ese4AAx reenSnt+tcnr drstant. +prov-
t!gli:, E...,: Es.t. :re1t1 2 i3t3%s ws
are transferring home reglmenss to
taag fgpNi9vRecause thaysiestS ght
lpr tbeIr own property,,z1txrx day
+bS Sbsna aa',fat opey h on
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! 'sssssst. 1ssi.s1I SlIsss aes ssIi.sts'l sass 10"
;E3 t.c3 kg:trsapisssme pd| sded
.PartSS. u have pro- / - be
'Eleito qsaa'nite " - billy
s;ase. saasa sssS s,nsr ID S1'3 1llepm. ne
dsSff 1S rrd1ag two nd sses at once
MrtAn9:taTbpa made p; but let me
hear your eide again. SoAetimes l get
cS~aati&aiSy :prSSolpg anothe3-ban's." 5. "
..:lkanstEpp MAS tafFhls best. fSF his
''Of course they will go In fote
erscr bpi.soAaScasel Is different. Nhe
/ began. fT;;ttS
? PsrtaSrsySIled himself to listeTsEdth tn
/ th1 s<N62Ak organizer RE !!dsMws
frok hSS, the bsa to$ ses-
4 Nuld>i >i&sSe~ped EEinta our
confiden| s.@ a2stf~ }pT laniEE !! u
should lake them feS, Il T iMere
one family Sighting foS MEhold
tkH against be invaderA fSibESes
ta heavy. II We have aaasNhsK "a en-
The Inspiration or shero pss
who have fallen I'd thS xtStr OF
their own homes n cling H,1t. OF
the invader next wilk i'm btfth9 K*sn &
to greater Sacrifices For the drays
sss.t @ n;Ass: " xEong 2 Ind shs
And the duty Of men like you and
me, chosen for the purpose" said Par
tow. is worthily to direct the cour
i~age that goes with moral right The
| overt act of war must come from them
by violating our frontieE not in the
Atri6aF jungle sbut ASH{ I 1--we I when
ftkas bd dEgla { t&gef1 BEL Fun &xSh
we shall not firs-no.@ .@ff6t until he en-
reersScur. hcusc--- docs, you
would have q message 90, out to our
ttpeeble That. i*iH set: item quiverfns
I ETaM sindignattop?,t ;;ssi,s Ali5 tsti
!. "Yes. and I would let the names OF
-Four. softtsss: wai0 fan ftfsf bsi KNOW n
and how they fell. ;thsir, backs: e ihet
11'frontferr homes apd their faces to the
f1oe.o3 a9u 2GJwos'S Iiaa5 iiS'
Our very liber4ity IN gtytng, nfeYya y,
viii iheip Us to Cover the military
E&ecsstafshichi va .desire' 20 sfoSasrse,
s ass3 s sae s''e s,sN ssSSs;' Ssas sSn
fident QrssssE Saios:i asash Good
policy that. yes! But enough! Your
orders HUE :ysadx:::tr astsit.... i he ltaxs.
! You have nothing to add?"
mo. six-nothiRE at Last. n9s, until
war t&GG2 81 ~
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