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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-08

have him here at the time I told
you"
You've a way of your own of doing
these things, Mr.. Quest" the inspec.
tor admitted grudgingly.
"Mostly lucky" Quest replied. "Take
a cigar, and SO long, inspector. They
want me to talk to Chicago on an,
other little piece of business" ...t
It vas a few minutes before mid.
night when Quest parted the curtains
of a room on the ground floor Of his
house in Georgia square and looked
out into the ,snow,white street. Then
he turned around, and addressed the
figure lying as though asleep upon the
sofa by the fire. ii .f
"Lenora," he said, # am going out.
Stay here, IT, you please, until i re.
turn" ,ssT4
He left the room. For a few mo.
ments there was, a. profound silence.
Then a white face was pressed against
the window, There was a crash of
glass: A. man covered with snow
sprang into the apartment: He moved
swiftly to, the sofa, and something
black and ugly swayed in his hand.
so you've. deceived me, have you?..
he painted. Handed over the Jewels,
chucked me, and, given me the double
cross! Anything to say?"i,F !
Macdougal leaned forward, his
white face distorted with passion. The
hfe-preserver bent and quivered be.
hind him, cut the air with q swish
and crashed full upon the head.
The man staggered back. The
weapon fell from his fingers. For a
moment he was paralyzed. There was
no blood upon his hand, no cry
silence inhuman, unnatural! He
looked again. Then the lights flashed
out all around him. There we're two
detectives in the doorway, their re-
yolycrs covering him-Sanford Quest,
with LeHora in the background. In
the sudden illumination Macdougal's
horror turned almost to hysterical
rage. He had wasted his fury upon a
dummy! & ;
Take him, men," Quest ordered.
Hands up, Macdougal. Your numbers
up"
The handouts were upon him be-
fore he could move.
What about the young woman?"
the inspector asked.
Lenora stood in an attitude Of de.
spair, her head downcast. She had
turned a little away from Macdougal.
Her hands We're outstretched., 1t was
as though she were expecting the
handouts.
You can let her alone" Sanford
Quest said quietly, "A wife cannot
give evidence. against her husband,
and besides, ! need her. She is going
to work for me-"
rMacdougal. was already at, the door.
between the two detectives. He swung
around. His voice was calm, almost
clear-calm with concentration OF
hatred. q ..4r- II
You are a wonderful man, Nj,
Sanford Quest" he said. Make the
most Of your triumph. Your time is
nearly up there is one coming whose
Wit and cunning, science and skill are
9ltconquering. He will brush YOU
away, Sanford Quest, like a fly. Wait
aifew weeks" =,
you interest mel Quest mur,
INJURED. "Tell me some more about
this great master?"
4 Il shall tell you nothing Macdoug.
81 replied. "You will hear nothing,
you will know nothing. Suddenly Won
will find yourself opposed. You win
struggle-and then the end. 1t is Ger.
TAIN" ~ =,
They led him away. Only Lenora
remained, sobbing. Quest went up
to her.
You've had a rough time, Lenora,"
he said, with strange gentleness.
Perhaps the brighter days are com.
Ing" afx
cTo BE coNr1NuED.l
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CHAPTER II.

Il am to take It, l believe" Lord
Ashleigh began after dinner that v
ming, that you have finally decided,
Ella, to embrace our friend Delarey's
suggestion and to leave us Saturday.
/, IF you please" Ella murmured.
With slowing yes.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
Die SerFauft osr giFtsafarte.

Oils has uriprungsIan0 Der Be-
lu6starte niro genDbnli9 6rdnts
reid angege6su, uno 8tpar pflegt nan
beIonOers 2ubipig XIV. nit ibrer grs
IiRoung in 3uIammenbang 3u ieben.
Nsuere SOriaunsen dber baben ben
8epets erbrddt, oaB Die 8~iiitentorte
in JtaIien entitanoen 1T. LIMA Cars
tolina con I'orme E II nome" (etne
aorte nit Mnppen uno Namen) fins
bet Ti9 in einem griefe srtpd6nt, ben
Giacomo Gontarini i'm Sabre 1879
an 1einen 8ruDer in paDua I9rieb.
Der @ebruu9 Der 8eiudstarte tpuroe
in Der Sat pon paoua ulo anOern
5oHi9ulen our6 iun9e Jran3oIsn.
Die gum StIOium mad StaIien tas
men, na9 Jrantreid gebrd9t. 4u6
an Der uniDeriitdt in 8olosna pflegs
ten ubtpeIenoe profeHorsn an Der
Sire elm pergamentbldtt4sn, auf
Dem Der Ramsn gsi6rieben tono, ous
rid3ulaFen. 9ieie rSo9etti 81 PERI
samend" WergamentitiidGen), tpie
oer 5o1dusorud l%autete, tporer bdu=.
fig nit tIeinen Miniaturen, farbiesn
MoIereien obsr 3ei6nunsen DsrIeben.
Bis In Die Mlitte oeS 18. Subrbuns
osrts blieben tie Elm 8orredt Der boz
heren Stdnbe uno bspubrten Den
>Gharottsr tIeiner a~uRlttuerte.
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Reib. Sunser 8ummIsr (5u
elmer Dame nit groBem GbontecIers
butt: rgur nidt 10 ltolS, 5reiIeiR,
BON fpeien ben irOBen aiteritt auf'm
Roppe - ben bob' id bOriie No9e
mod &sgenmiirmer freIien ieben!"
@pIittsr. Gin tlueer
Manu gIsidt elmer StednoosI. Sein
&Opf OerbinOert i'm, su Dsit gu ss'
ben.
- CINE gntosdung. .3u.
mutti, bic feline Shneepupps, Die
id in meinen Duff ssitedt babe,
madt naBl"
Aus einem gortrug.
prOFsFor Der NfbdoIOsie: rNddfte
Staass tOmuse If our gsrnuBftl"
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6aiait unb Gle ihim IouiloA ta'
Ianumfn."
.Wif III 70 timaa mBali69'
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IiRb Bic Gilltn 0tt Ginstbortutn
Jn 6d stnristu 3eitung 9abm
sic feline 3tiiung aeIsiml'
REIN"
Nd, mast @tuan nit Gle ianb
Dor Dem oiitntn 5tuittr Elm Juos, DON
geruf Alabierjtimmtr, uuo .atmtls
bic iriI6e Cult elm gau3l limo
sr 5ldts Hidt sinmal. Giitnndd bitb
tr.~
,Wofir bsnn, mein gott!A
Die 2lbreien prifm auf bisTe
Weiis ibrsn 6elotHjinn. Wer mebr
gaTagiers nieosrldisBt, genisBt Elm
boEeres anisbeR I'm aoiatenoorf.
Dsr nod isine 5sbn eridoFsn BAT,
ben beirotst tein gido9sn."
rAeiB Der Seufell Dir pollsu
ooq Iieber Oas 6eniier I4lieben, Zee
Iupjatfin."
.Grlau6sn sic, i'd pia's risties
ren," iogte Der 5renoe taltbIitig, ius
Dem er ii4 auf oas fdmdle 6enitsrs
BRETT itaBte. g90rsn sic, ioate mid
cine au9el treffen, 70 nsbmen Sic
mein Gepdd unb i4iden Sic es nad
9iflts an Mi9ajIento, 9oIOpinItis
qrolpett SIR. 2"
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6aB Elm 3eitament nit ioIder Selbit,
beberri4ung uno G6neligteit abges
fuBt puroe. I'm elm reiRes @epiis
fen gu ~beipabren, bsrIuGtsn mir uns
Ieren Barren 5u DeranlaFen. fi6 BON
Dem Oerhdngnisbollen 6eniter gu ent,
fernen, absr er bIieb unerbittli9 uno
bebdrrte eigeniinnig auf Ieinem Wils
len. @ir lieBen i'm osnn aud itebsn
uno begaben uns 10 f4nsa mir tonns
ten, Dbne fir 6eigIinge geIten gu
Oiirfen, bon Dem gefdbrIiaen 4uss
ii9tspuntt bintpeg.
Nv.
9tIs mir in Siflis aus Dem Coupe
itiegen, b~egegneten mir elmer bibf4en,
itattli6en Dame, bic u~nferen pabus
pibigsn Mitrsiienoen abbolte.
sgtun, nte biit gu gerei1t2' frugte
iis, ibn tiiiituo.
r&uSse5sidnet. 60 LANCE man duf
70 eritnuulide ReiIegenofen itDbt,
ipie iere spei (er 3eigte auf uns),
IdBt es V4 uuf Der rufii4eu Gtiens
balm nod reiien."
Snbem Reiapiattin in bic 9rofdte
itieg, iagte er gu mir: .9ait gu gee
bDrt2 Dir babeu ihm pabridetnIid
au9 gefallen. @ie meinft buzz
Sd 3udte bic adfeln.
vDurum iolten mir ibm ou9
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VIZ N t.
NfH elW faia laitltat
Hnamt
Eel " Hai taH ~ uaaet
alNest 10 nlais lt ID ion
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s9f ItA kits titN 81 #g 8A
$50 iaif lfiif
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staf matot noh itklnls
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.uumot soab BIZ W6mous 10 eng
Bitanl fno Glf6 ltsi tn 8uldm
mtuIieb uiolgm loait mdttu nit
ate be lBif 9tu Hbtn, p,tloim
sWtia}F
seB 1T uidi auotr5 m6sii8l Ga.
BIN Gle Oct: llnit0 anit apben itil
ant bic Wunb btb Goupee. zlsltn
Sis id bor. bab ,in 3aa anf urs
auiatiabrm inl SofoFt idldal Bic
Wau0 btS Vaabart0upes auf uaisu
Wano. uuo unTus Wano iuleosrum
dui uHitrt tigaM &nit.
limb ipds asidisbt}" lraate Rs.
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ipduo nit wtit auigeriftusn 4u9su
anitarrte.
.Dda9 6as fras,n eis9
Sbrs 5dBs 6ringeH momentum In
foIse oss SioBes in SIREN qeib Elm,
prsisn ole 9tbsr uno ole 0arme
beraus uno Gle Happen 5uIammsn
tpie Elm 5ernrobr. So, lpiFen Sit
IS III unongsnebm. oas eigens
s9ienbein an Der STEELE Su Fablen,
Die bon Ratur fir 2unss un6 Ser3
beitimmt it,"
Dir idpiegen bstIommsn.
sSa. llnO bas idaurisite lit, baB
man NIT IoIheu @erlsbungen nod
orei, bier Gage Ieben tam"
Run, unb ansenommer, 0dB Ser
PaRagier I'M 2lngenblid oes .3ulams
menitoBes i'm aorrioor Itan02" frags
te Reiapjattin. rDro6t ibm Oann
0ieieIbe Sefabr?"
,glein! sic peroen IelbF Bee
greifen, OaB nidt Die Gangs, ions
bern Die Querpdnoe geFdbrlid iino.
SD tanRle in NolpOienst einen Men,
t4en, Der als ein3iger unter !Suns
Isyten am 2eben bIieb. muir neil er
i'm augenbIid Der &atuitropb auf
Dem aorrIOOr ipa5ierte. gr beiBt
Semenop. Sin GIettrotedniter."
SD tauIdte nit ReIapiattin gIits
te, un0 mir berftanben uns, obne Elm
Bort gu fasen.
aus anItdno IaBsn mir nod ettpd
oret Minaten, 0anr Iugte i9: .Mein
SUB TT mir elm renig eiugsI9ldfen.
SD m0dte mir Elm tpenis 8epe9ung
MAIDEN"
sd audi" REF gleiopidttin auFs
ipringen0. o2ab uns cine Cigarette
rdu9en!"
@ls mir auF Dem Rorribor tpdren,
bIin3elte N~efapinttin mir 5u uno Idss
te: g9dbe id oas nit benz Rau1en
niht Qei4idt ae0reht? Gs mare
peinIi9 gemefen, sinfa6 70 f~ort3use'
ben. Gr Bate uns fir 5eigliuse baIs
ten t0nnen, Die Dor 56red ausrei.
ben, Mot p0br?"
.Natirli9."
Or ieIbft muB dbsr b5lif6e Hers
ben babsn. Seosn augenblid barauf
fsin, bab man pie elm aontos
in cine &OpierpreFe eingetlemmt
uhb e~ntiieGt tperoen fam = unO 10
talt6liitig barber 3l fpre4en. I'M
r@ieb nal mad, mas er modt."
Qefapiattin gtng, nod benz pabit.
Mann 81 i4aueu unO beri9s
nGr Iisst auf Dem Sis ausgeitredt
uno bat Die aussn sf6loFsn."
gMir ipollen bier iteben bleiben.
Uaebr our Mitts." .Gr lit Elm
Ipmpatpii6er Wlenld, nidt tpabr2"
"a. liebensniirnin unn 10 aunnrs
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lait Ia flntH edbatHhg n%fblpali, una
mHfslf Nfliu miittals VOC btb'
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btt &tih fiBw Attgtt ttuot Hul
oann idM laFi3t iptlltniaaIm@
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nubl o0ff mh hnr gsdbut, oab lev
itrtr @itom mti BEN UIittm totrs
liid w. Gints 1agts abtr psrmib'
he Elm Edtmu dnt ben RihmooeA,
btFtn anptitu minilitIb0r an btn
6rett La, feline aan5t 6ttot ptdb'
tiger peibtr qeling enltn %
iorihtt hromauf mo iiTomab unb 10
oeF san8tn llmgtbung, ionnie abeE
nidt bic qfriugIis Gpur Der Shnais
rtrtr iiuosn, uuo ihIieBlih tam TT ~
Der b~eirubenoen lleber5tugung, bob
Die dltte Ie gebolt bdtten.
Bo6 fiebel msbrsrs 9oge bardli
tam 0ie nunosrbdre ann0s, bab ia
Dem Strom, peldler aus benz 8ergS
riiden einiee MleiIen entfsrnt bsr9ors
bridt, cine fremot SCRIBE peibsr ep
ten aufgetauGt Eel, anidstueno oS
rett aus BEN Berg getommsn. DsF
6armer madte iib oortbin auf =
un6 es puren pirfli9 feline DermibteA
Sonfs6onts! Die g0gel payen bur4
bic 5tr0mung f~o3uiagen in ben Gros
ipaIt bineingeiaugt porOen unO Batr
ten bic unteriroti6e 9fciie bura Da
9iefe uno bur9 ben Berg hinour9
qemudt.
Gebr beribmt 1T aud Der 4rtmms
bad (Grooteo greet) g%etporoen, eiH
be0eutenber Stronl, peIGer ii4 piels
Meilen our4 bic Qrtanioier Gouns
ties M&arion uno Boone fdldngelt,
aber 8pii6sn Softer unO Ruib ploB'
lid 0ns 5lieBsn einFtelt. Rur BET
unQetDD6nlid naNem Wetter flieBt es
nod barber binaus, IOnIt aber bsra
fintt er obne fpeitereS in einem rlelt"
qen ateIel : 9ett. No9 ME baben
Sic Gelebrten fetlte1en t0nnsn, mo er
eigentli9 Ietnen Qusflub bat; ober
man gIaubt allgemetu, baB er Der
llriprung 5opohl Der groBen
Quele gu gotter, fpie aud oes
oonnernben g.r II n D.
Stromes 1T, tpelden man in benz
Siigel an benz entgegenlebten nfer
0es 86ite gfiber bernebmen tann, lno
f9 fdlieBli4 in oas gett zines
etromes am 6uBe oes 6dgels ents
leert. Denn bas autrifft, 10 mnB
lpobl Der Grootsb Greet inter benz
Rioer binourd flieber.
@enn man auf Dem betrsffenben
ftebt, 70 bort fih baS Settle
bon benz unterirOif6en Strome pie
Elm berantommenber 3ug on; nnO
t6on pieIe, peI9e Die Ratur : gra
ideinung nitt tanntsu. baben Oergebs
lid mad einetn etnIoufenben 8abn'
suge ausI6au gsbaIten. l~lebrigens
nimmt man an, odB Der &umorer
nur elm iiberfliebenber Seiteuitrom
1T, unb Die Sauptmafe oss Dafers
in Die befagte aueae ergieBt,
tpel6e tatfddIi4 elmer Der sr0Bten
Des Gtaotss lit.
Dos iinb nur atpst 8eiipisle BON
Tebr Dielen berItedipielenoen StrOmel
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3n Oerfanfen cine 6arm bon 100
Qder nit gutem Sous tno atl0e-
rem @ebdiloen ale in eittem 3lt-
itonbe, ales einge5dunt itnb gut elm.
geri1tet. 0ie 6arm gren8t an Oie
5tabt nit amei Sodidulert, elmer
fatboliiden uno elmer Greii6ule.
RoDeres untcr Il. 100, Omaha Sri.
biine. a.-t5.
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5unae Mduuer- II. Setter.
reider, ais glgenten fir nelie pa.
.triotiide Mlaiienortifel geiudt. so.
Der. leidter Geroienit. 9tuiterien.
Dung gegeu 10e in 9riefmarfen.
au6 4labpertreter gefoiinidt. 6.
groudmiaer & So. Manufacturers,
1909 S4iaer Building, Gbieago,
81. M-18
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3m berfanfen - @eiponn, @etpift
$3.50 8funo, ems fobleno; @e-
ipann, 5000 &fllno idper, Gins
fobIeno, 6-8 Sabre alt. 8obnltng
1928 Dodge. M.-23.
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3a 6erfanfcR-10 CUTE jaH9e ar.
beitspfer0e un0 s quite Stllten,
trogeno, Sitter SIS Sabre, @epidt
Don 1850 bis 400 @funo pro &ier.
@runo neil mir uniern gan3en Gor.
rotb al 8feroen, 10 @agen ltno Is
boqitdnoigen 9oppelgeidirren aitf-
geben molten. 41es gut a1 6armJ
5ipefen. 3uItGnoiger 9artei weroen
CUTE 8eoiagungen eemdbrt. George
Sboemafer. Gormoltn Der gontrac.
tors So. 2503 %. 6nrnam. 1923.
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Observation-Disclosures iunaer 9eut-
fiber, perbeiratbet, iudt 6auernoe
Steae ireeno neI4er 9lrt. anm
Mai6inenihreiben uno 9udbolten.
Sell. 3uihriften al 3ribiine. N3 300
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SeineS 2anO biGig 81 berfaufen 200
9lfer, Ia MteiIen bon @ping,
Nebr., feline gerbeiierungen, ober
aliSge8eidnetes 2nnO. beItes 8flig.
lamb. l1ngef6br 40 ader in glttem
Sen. Dieies 2ono lit m~inoeIteus
$50 Sen 4der pert6 id peroe cs
aber fir 500 ben ader berfaufcn,
neil Der Better alt 1T ltno lih gu.
riid8ieben min, Soiepb Glider,
.@ning, Nebr. @.-15.
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3a Derfamfen- Sunges, gut einge-
fobrenes @eipam. @emidt $500
8funo, eeiur0, gut tragelt0 uno fem
in 4rbeit; 8erfdufer bat fetnen @e-
brau6 mebr 5afitr. 8riootbolS
2421 Dodge Str. @-23.
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4elterer Mann iu6t grbeit. Be
ideioene 2obnaniprii9e. Sele.
pbon Douglas 1888. M-18.
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Gntt se6enOe 6eutife Galttpirtb.
nirtbidaft, berbun6en NIT Gang.
bale uuo g(uSiponn, ca. 10 Meilen
bon Omaha, inter eiiuftisen ge.
Oingunser at p~erfaufen. Sel6lt.
&efleftanten molten lire gl6relie
nteoerle9en inter Gbtffre 6 200
in Der .9moha Gribiine". I. {.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-01-19
DANCER AND THE KING.

Ia Cecil Spooner in 1.-THE Dancer
and the King" World FILM, will be
at the grand opera house on Thurs
day evening with a matinee on Thurs
day afternoon.
1.-THE Dancer and the King" in
which Cecil Spooner is starring under
the direction of the World Film cor
poration does not deal with the
romantic age, but is decidedly mp to
date, telling of young king, deeply
infatuated with little dancer, who
afterwards influences the lives of the
people, and the destiny of nation.
Intrigues, plots, arrests, duels, and
war are the results of the love be-
tween the King and the dancer. 1t
is intensely exciting and thrilling,
with most beautiful love story.
Guiles, the Secretary of the young
King of Bavarre, is deeply impressed
with the talent and grace of little
girl he sees dancing in the street.
He questions her and finds her father
is very i'll in garrett. Upon the
fathers death, Giles takes little Lola
under his protecting care, and has her
educated, and engages the best mas
tiers to perfect her in the art of
dancing.
Some years later, the young King
attends performance where Lola is
dancing, and becomes deeply infatu-
ated with her. A revolution is breed
ing among the poor people who are
heavily taxed for the benefit of the
rich. Lola intercedes for them, and
the King finally consents to listen to
the pleadings of his fayorite, and re-
vokes the heavy taxes. This action
creates the animosity of his courtiers
and noblemen, and they, in turn, plot
to dethrone him. Lola, with the
assistance of several friends, is fully
acquainted with their plots and plans,
and decides to Illustrate them.
She rides to the inn where the con-
spirators congregate, disguised as
little Dutch girl. There she is recog-
nized, and is compelled to flee for her
life. but not until she has learned
that the traitors have decided to kill
the young king. Again Disgusting
herself as a young soldier, she gains
access to the castle of the Prime Min
lister, where King Louis is imprisoned,
and succeeds in warning the sover-
eign of his danger. Some of her
friends have reused the people to the
danger threatening their King, and
they march to the castle with the
soldiers to battle against the reyoIu-
tionary party. Enraged at the fail,
ure of his plotting, the Prime Minis
ter realizes that Lola is the main
cause of his downfall, and they fight |
q duel in which Lola kills the traitor.
Dismayed at the death of their
leader, the revolutionists ale easily |
worsted, and the king. his people.
aud Lola, are united amid general re-
joicing.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-01-19
VALUE OF HYoMIE
It's the Safe Catarrh Remedy
Nothing Better for
Head Colds.

Do not endanger your health by
taking strong drugs in the hope of
curing coughs, asthma, head colds or
dangerous catarrh that frequently
destroys the hearing. Use Hyomei,
a simple combination of healing oils
that you breathe through small in
haler. Its curative and health-giying
medication clears stnffed-up head
like magic.
Hyomei quickly goes to all the sore
and infiamed tissues lining the nose
and throat-its antiseptic healing be-
gins at once and dull headaches, that
distressing choking. constant shifting,
and unclean discharges surely cease.
Hyomei is not only a pleasant treat
ment but very inexpensive. Be sure
TO get the complete outfit that c5ll-
tains inhaler and bottle of liquid. w.
w. Albers sells iton the ssNo-cure-no-
pay" plan. Surely try HroHei to-day
you have nothing 20 lose On, this
generous offer.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-01-19
REAL DOGS OF WAR;
They Used to Wear Coats of Mail and
Carry Firebrands.

They Used to Wear Coats of Mail and
Carry Firebrands.
Dogs of war" is a phrase which
once meant thing AS real as the war
horse. Dogs have played their part in
battles end campaigns, and In the old
wars between England and Scotland
dogs were used by both combatants
for pursuing and killing fugitives aft
er q defeat
1t is releated that Wallace and Bruce
each had close escapes from capture
by English bloodhounds. Bruce Is said
to have thrown the English dog of the
scent by the now well known expedi-
ent of wading up stream far enough
to battle his pursuers. and Wallace
evaded the hounds by having recourse
to a trick more or less common In those
bloody times % killing a follower and
leaving the body In the dogs path for
them to come upon The dogs finding
a body believed that their task was
done and discontinued the hunt
In the history OF the wars Of the
middle ages one finds reference to the
use of big dogs against cavalry for
the purpose Of throwing the horses
into confusion and not alone for caus-
ing panic. but casualties, for these
fierce canine partisans were clothed in
coats Of mail studded with spikes and
having scythes fitted to their harness
Instances are recorded where war
dogs with fire brands fastened to their
coats OF mail have been set on an
enemy's camp with destructive results
Henry VIII. must have found dogs
useful In military ways. because In
EnglisL history II is written that be
offered the use OF 10000 auxiliaries and
1000 war dogs to King Charles v. of
Spain to aid that monarch In his war
with Francis L
In the reign of Queen Elizabeth
when the Earl Of Essex entered Ire
land Cor the purpose OF suppressing In
surrection there bis army was accom-
papied by a hundred bloodhounds---
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