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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03

but departed just too soon to welcome
the return Of one OF the fugitives they
soughI-none less than Kitty Gray
herself,
Safe from immediate pursuit. Kitty
paused for a little rest and a little
food What should she do? For
time she was undecided. but presently
her resolution was made
Il will try Il. said she TO herself
= will 90 TO the palace direct will
see II ] can get access to the king"
And thither, forsooth, she did turn
her way
Rank by rank OF the guard she
passed by this way or that. wheedllng
them. threatening them. bribing them.
until she found herself within the
doors OF the palace.
"Mademoiselle. again" exclaimed
King Michael Welcome, then" His
notified face did indeed express graft
hcation at seeing her once more
Kitty first made apology for her
disordered apparel Il ask your ma
iesty's pardon" said she. for my
k-@rANs e~Ai oAAC " AAi1 NNAABlhr ouAJ
because OF the news I bring-I am
from the front-the War."
"The front-the wsr-mademoiselle
WI I do you mean? What war? We
ar, not az war; But even as he spoke
the blood shrank back from his face.
There is war, your majesty. II !
may say it, rejoined the young girl
"YondeF at the edge OF the neutral
lands. this side Of Grahonen. men are
lighting. Their army is out--they have
besieged our people"
Our people?-Who are our peo-
pleg"
Two oniy-one a friend OF your
maiesty-another OF my own"
Meaning"
None less than Count Frederick OF
Gretzhouen Is there besieged at a lit
tie pass IN the mountains. With him
is ROleau. my servant whom you do
not know. Horsemen were all about
them when left. They were holding
the little pass as best they could"
But what caused all this-why
were they besiegodf"
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time 10 talk Well. then. viii you con.
tinue to light fair II Join you as ally
against Grahonen In this case"
1t is agreed. said Count Frederick
'-yesi And lst fortune later determine
between US as 70 which OF US ulti
mately shall own the coin. Where is
hef"
He passed forward but now said
Kitty
They turned once more 70 seek the
guard. Once more he led them for
ward This time they all took con.
cealment back Of a door which Bartel
must pass as he loft the train.
Nervous. eager 20 be or the train
and into safety as soon as might be.
Baricl was early ia hurryiug his lug
gage to the door. and himself follow "a
it even before the train Was coming
to its stop at Grahonen town. lie
passed BY the place OF Conccalment OF
the three conspirators. and hearing
some slight sound turned to see the
face OF Count Frederick staring
straight at him-to feel at the same
time the iron arm u Roleau cast about
his neck. The sinewy fingers OF Count
Frederick supplemented the assault OF
his man. and between these two Bartel
was helpless tie felt a hand riiing
his pockets. but as for himself could
make no outcry. Just as the train
slowed up at the entrance into the
yards. they fung him 20 the fioOr.
where he lay limp.
Il have it, cried Count Frederick.
and held up the GretzhOnen half coin
before Kitty's eyes. lie placed II then
in his own pocket.
Why not give It to Roleau as an
impartial third pe-ty9" asked Kitty
demurely.
Count Frederick caught the ohal.
lenge and responded to il.
Very well. said he. "Roleau him
self shall be the lord high keeper OF
the coin until further orders. But look
yonder.1
AS he handed Roleau the coin. be
nodded now to the window. behind
which could be seen the ranked sol.
diery OF GrahoTen. filling the space Of
the station platform. Apparently they
had been summoned 10 receive the
agent Of the king
They passed back swiftly 10 the rear
OF the train. and as il came 10 4 stop
all three OF them dropped on on the
farther side. While the officials and
the soldierR were searching the train
the mgitives were making their way
OF 20 the mountain side where there
seemed 20 least some slight chancG
OF escape from discovery.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03

ot the season For this meeting the
teachers should arrange for wagon.
and all sorts OF conveyauces and TAX,
the whole district where possible. \
prize might De offered to the person
br.uging the Greatest number OF per
sons on one wagon. Speakers will be-
sent from an over the state. and eve
eryhody win be- expected 20 offer his
services. from the Governor down
20 the lowest private citleu who Will
raise his voice in the interest OF bet
ter rural schools
The object OF all this Is to arouse
sentiment for better schools. which
should soon lead TO a condition Co
which the country boy has something
near as good a chance Tor an educa-
tion as the city boy and girl
Since the number OF nliterates in
oklahoma is alarmingly great. and
since the number in Southeastern
oklahoma seems 80 be- larger than ia
almost any other section, il seems
that the Moonlight school is the mos,
needed work in this section Hence
that phase OF the work will be stress
ed. credit will be offered TO per
sons who conduct moonlight school
for three nights week for twelve
weeks This credit viii be accepted
By the president OF any OF the Nor.
NAL schools toward graduation.
70 Is TO DE hoped that every rural
teacher who is running a school now
viii plan 90 make this q red-le,ter
day iu his school. and those who win
uot STAR, until after this campaign Is
over should catch the spirit. and
when his school does open should be
ready 90 begin at once.
For further Information concern
ing The work. address " T Dodson.
aept History and Government.
Southeastern State Normal school.
Durant. Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03
CHAPTER xL.


The grind Of the wheels under the
brakes had hardly ceased when a high
offcial OF the court OF Grahofen
sprang aboard the train, looking this
way and that eXpectantly. peering
through the windows and doors Of
coach after coach. But he did not find
the man he sought Hurrying through
the last car Of the train, at last he
half-stumbled over the limp form OF
Bartel lying on the floor where Ro-
leaus arm had flung him. neck and
crop
Quick here," he called out. Here's
murder-but By whom2 Where have
they got to- After them. mem"
But nov some sort Of answer 10 their
questioning came In a shout from the
station platform. Someone was point
ing beyond the train up the mountain
side. The Official sprang forward
After them. men, They must have
done this" cried he. They have what
We seek
A band Of mounted men an instant
later rode out OF the station in full
pursuit OF the fugitives. They raced
down the road. toward a bridge which
spanned the stream ahead.
Look yonder excellencyl" ex-
claimed Roleau at length. as he turned
and faced down the slope to gaze at
these pursuers. They will cut us OF
On ahead LOok-they are riding for
the bridge
lie looked this way and that. as the
.hree paused uncertain. Al last his
eyes fell upon a vast bowlder that lay
near by the edge Of the ridge upon
which they stood tie cast a swift
glance below, hning up she course OF
the bOwlder straight down TO the
bridge below. Bracing himself. he
hFew his shoulders against the bowl
Ter, exercising every ounce OF his own
FrodigiOus strength.
The advancing soldiery heard the
oar Of the coming stone. saw how i'm
minent vas the danger from it. but
some OF the riders we're already az
the bridge itself as il struck Il
crashed through the timbers as II
they had been straw. What had been
The bridge vas ruin. Horses. riders
-all were carried down into the
stream below.
Come. now" cried Eilty's ccmp o..
.On TO her once more as tley saw tlr
pursuit arrested On ahp,la thcr
may be a better place-Te may =
get through II We hasten
At length, well-nigh spent the
lung themselves down in this place
greater security. Far below the.
could see mounted men still coming
Count Frederick and Roleau made
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WhullOind Campaign
For Better Rural Schools

Undsr the direction Of state Su-
periutenuent. Hon. r. Il. Wilson. a
Rural school Improvement League
has been organized. which is com
posed ot rhe followins men. Prof
Nose g, Wood. president Edmond
Prof }. r. Barton. secretary. Tah-
leQu1h Prof r. A. Herod. Alva.
Pref L. 5 stephens. Weatheriord.
Prof g. J.. Fenton. Ada and Prof
". T. podsun. Duraut.
This commission. through the
county rupcrintcndeuts. win conduct
a "Wairlwind Campaign for Better
Rural Schools" The plan suggested
BY the commission is as follows.
on sunday. November 14th. every
minister in the state viii be expected
10 preach q sermon on Rural Edu-
cation on Monday. the 18th OF
NoycmSer. every teacher who is then
running school will be expected 10
plan. under the advice OF the county
snper.nteule a school rally. al
which time he should be able 10 get
every father and mother In his dis
triCt TO spend the day at school. emf
be a school boy or girl again just for
= fay. -he county superintendent
will b. able TO send some speaStr To-
almost svery school district where q
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03
WHAT THE GREAT WAR
WILL COST GERMANY

The Berlin VOrwaerts. an influen-
tian continental newspaper. has the
following comment upon what the
war VIII cost Germany after il is ov-
er. After the war. the Imperial
debt and pensions alone will demand
an additional expenditure OF at least
S625.o00 .o00. or littlo less than an
Imperial expenditures for the year Of
1912 In other words. the income
OF the Empire hitherto. will only suf-
flee 70 pay interest on the national
debt For all other expenses new
sources Of taxation must be created %
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03

When cutting sudan grass for seed
wait until the seed are very well ma.
tured. then cut with an ordinary
binder and shock like wheat. until IL
cures we'll Then II may be- thrsshed
with a regular grain thrashing ma
chine and the straw may be used for
hay. OF course the straw does not
make as good hay as il would II the
crop was cut earlier Stiu IL is worth
saving and stock should eat q, very
readily M. A. Beeson. Department
OF Agronomy. Oklahoma A. a NJ Col.
lege. Saltwater
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braver than that, these men OF Gra-
hoffen,"
( Something has happened below
there" reiOined Count Frederick. We
could not hold out against their forces.
and it is not fear that has halted
them.
They turned in the other directing.
gazing across the edge OF the plain
along the upper Gretzhoffen roadway.
A cloud OF dust was advancing swift
ly. Who goes there. master?r said
Roleau. Are they men OF this king.
dom or OF our own"
The eyes OF Count Frederick kin
idled at the sight. by the Lord,''
said he. ''the girl has wont Now they
are couing-it is police duty FOR
neither OF these. but army against
army! WIN It be war. or peace?r
In the event. il proved 10 be peace.
The counsel OF Count Sachio pre3
vailed. Cortislaw's Unborn prudence
held back his hand even now. angered
as he was at this failure to secure pos
session OF the coveted coin on which
- ~~----~'H- - @N+ rAf " A4Hilu MS Own
waning fortunes. He sent forward a
hand OF trumpeters with white flag
for a parley. They met the advancing
forces OF King Michael. There we're
explanations, apologies Within an
hour after the dust cloud first had
been discovered. Count Frederick was
shaking the hand OF his own monarch.
and making such explanations as he
might Of this scene OF turbulence.
There were two OF US only. your
majesty" said he. laughing. and point
ing up the mountain side to the steep
ridge they had left 1.-TWO, beside the
young woman"
Yes, yes-she came-she brought
the news. You owe your safety 70 her,
as usual"
The pourpaEler at length ended, the
two bodies OF armed men saluted, each
dipping its banner to the other. And
SO. with much sounding OF trumpets.
each turned back in it's own direction.
The leaders OF each army turned back
as well TO problems OF their own. The
coin was now in Gretzhonen--or half
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03
TEXAS COTTON CROP DAMAGE

+. C. Wienert. manager Of she
Texas state Warehouse Department,
estimates that the recent storms and
floods in Texas and Arkansas have
damaged the cotton crops In those
states for the year fully one million
bales. In commenting upon the ste
uation. he said he ala not believe
that Texas would reach the three
million bale mark this year
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03

kitty Gray. newspaper woman. finds In
euro shop haif % a broken coin. the
lnutllaieu inscription ON which arousss
her cur.usity aud leads her. lt the CTteE
Cf her uiluar.uE editur. C. 80 90 the priu-
Cirllty 20 Grttrluncn 90 piece cut ths
story suggested hy fhe Inscription. She Us
followed. and on arrival in GrttrnCHeu
her adventures while chasing the secret
Cf the bTOkUE coin tegin.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03

Agents Women wanted 10 sell la
dies waists from maker 10 wearer.
Wonderful incorporating PROPOSE
ton Write Peoples Garment Mfg
Co. us Arch St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
w1D
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03

See our line of New Fail Millinery
IN the latest in novelties az reason
able prices Miss Quincy Mitchell. al
Haden's store. VIA
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See E NJ Evans for tyDs~riter..
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03
No. 666

Isis 10 prescription prepared especially
Tor MALARIA OF CHllIS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case. and
Il taken then a. tonic the Fever will moi,
-eturn. Il acts on the liver better than
Calomei and does no, gripe or sieken. 2Se
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-03
1hE BpoKEN00IN
AStory of Mystery and Adventure
By EMERSON HOUGH M
From the Scenario bT "
GRACE CUNARD .zs.,rrzs,gz s.rrz,z go -
SYNOPSIS.

f the eSss A' % s ] q @ s essss Ns' f''d BY TN
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
8rief BON SRI. ppn Stud.

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9eniel1r i'll Cartilage Sc Gubu, ser eli
men 8onb Observation-Disclosures nidte bcrz
fabt bat, bat 0 SRI. @ilocsaro BON
&l1d. Der Ipdter nes beriibmten Sc
neraloberit bon &lld Sen nadfplgenoen
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bab Bic bon briiben semelbetc uleidte"
@ertpunbllns bes Generalobert cine
lcbr Idtpere gepcien lit.
Set Brief lautet:
@errn 6. S. 6. g%belipics.
Snntiagp Sc Guba.
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3eilen unb bie l1eberlenbnng Sbrer
@ebidtc oanfen. 2eiber ipur sic abt~
fade @eripunouns iebr idiperer art.
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redter 9berarmbrl6, Inter &,1ie=
bllrdldub obne &nudenberlekrne;
oies lit bie .lei6te @eripnnoung"
Mue @llnben linb pbne &omplifationci
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tl1r iiberidritt ME 37.S), aber Sic Sez
meglidfeit hes gubpsens lit mod nidlt
9an5 interchangeable, ipbab lint lanz
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Niit nodmaligem belte1t 9anf
@iloegarb huu &llld,
8ofbe 8re15 S6nelter, 5. Irmec,
s. Selblu5. 3. 3. @iesbabcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
NfnrS aus Mod SslQnb

lin $3.50 beitoblen pur6e borge.
ltcra Mbe1l6 5tpiiden 10 1nb Ii AS
llDr Serr @oparb elliott, 9ejiber bes
Dsaltfer Sotels an ser 4. Mbenl,e
n1t0 is. Giraffe. Ser DiebItabI tpur-
De anssefiibrt als &err elliott nit
a1toeren Sreltnoen 1T einenl Sintcr-
5in1mer &artcn ipielte. Ole G6iir bes
filernen @eloihranfs itan6 often nro
bot Semano oieie @elcgenbeit mabr.
getlooru1en lno Sen Naub ousge-
fiibrt. Die Sllml1,e belta1l6 in $1O5
in @apiergeIb, 500 III 5ilber a,,uo
$50 1T Gbeds. Ger qbat peroahtigt
miro Elm jnnger id)lanfer Mant, ser
tDabrcn0 0cs 9(bettos in Ser @irtb.
Idaft berltmll,ngerte. Ole @oli5ei
id,eint oem Dieb auf sen Ierien gu
iein.
Die 5traBenbabnangeitelten ia.
ben es por9elt tern bel ser @Itiml1r1,nq
ab%gelebnt, an ieoem 8. Gage eincr
5eiertoa 81 baben, tpie bisber al, je.
bent is. Gage. 81 1paren fir unl
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. Nifolans!
Gus bem u8olanb bon 8erlin.)

$ Mifolous, 0 Nifolaus,
8at 1ei' id ba fnr @aden?
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8 Mifplous, . M%ifolaus.
ghl bate niidt 3u ladcnl
8 Rifplnlls, 0 Gifplalls,
Ser sc Il e c II is hibigl
9rum taufe ldneG ltatt nEetro
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9ein Petersburg iebt 81 t .:
groOl"
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8 Mifolnus. 0 Mifolalis,
9ed bate ogenblidlihl
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MlS Menetefel an Sc 8anb:
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9iildt lpcitcr ruff ais sc I"
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gripartc nildt bon Npme.
Son 8 nildt unb bong a ii
9cm bcin ScIddft icbt ipeiter mics
- Niptlnus, 0 MitolnlS -
l&pn ipegcn Sic Yrosrmc!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

SO gegen bie Grasc. Geo. Wropn
nuroe aIs @clegat gu ser Sntprno.
tional Convention 1T @odeiter, sc.
g., an 13. septenrber ertpablt, urb
%. gngitrom uno S. $. @inrids
apl1roen oils 3elegateu 5u Ser aon-
BENTON ser Sainois state 6eoera-
ton Of 2abor I'M Sftober lit Sutton,
ST., erpablt.
Sberiff &idmpro brod)te oejter11
eil1en Sllngen Mamens George g.
gbans bon Moline nod Der BeIfe.
r,ngsanitalt III 81. Charles. gr
batte iih III Der Staot berllmgctrie-
ben uno fir feline Iante unb 0ie
'Sdtpelt cr ~gebettelt.
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nl,e mebrere @ippenbriide 1tno loniti-
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lbrannte lnb er anf baS 5traBenpfIa-
liter gelporf fen mur0e. Ger Mart
tpllrbe in ein nabes Sous gebrabt,
l!uo ibn OF. 9e5ilpa III Bebanolung
nabm. Spaterbi,l lp1rbe er in lci,1
Saus gebradt.
Ole Noli5ci nabm poreeiter,,
gl6enb tpieberlm cine Ra55ia olli
mebrere nu1oralilde @alIer on ser
I21. 5traBe nno 3. Mben1,e ll,,o I'M
Wajeltic @otel an Der 2. Mpelrlte 5tpi.
|iden 1S. nnb IS. StraBc Dor un1
perboftete I'M @anoen % 8erionen.
Die 8eliber Scr 9labe murben I'M
$25 un6 $500 nebit Soften l,n0 Sic
Snlalien lunt ic $40 u,to Soften ber'
nrtDeilt.
SIT elmer i~tiirnuid)en Sibun1g bes
Sta0lratbs porge1tern Mu1mittnl
muroen oie Mneebote fir oos nellt
lSanatorillm %olltboriiirt. Sic MlGrt
fir Sen 8m1 beslelben gum 9etragt
bon $25, 900 muroen troy mebrere,
gimpenoungcl1 angenomnne1,. 81,
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bon Dem Mrd)iteften .. 3. Gerpim I'M
terbreitet nno angenommet1. 9as
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=
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ml,rbe, melde aud, nod Don Set
8lattern bebaftet lit, nirb jebt in ei
ncm Simmer I'M bierten Stodaper
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

Sic 5ral Moie S. @efitrom bon
Moline, meldbe geiteSgeit0rt erflart
ml,rbe, pelhe aud nod bon Sen
8latter1 bebaftet lit, miro jebt in els
1lcm 8immer i'm bierten 5todaperf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

@eil ct iei11e 8ertpanote1 6l1rh
Sdimpfen bcleiDigt batte, puroe Ser
iltgenblid)e Mi1iam @o1pea perbaftet
a11lb geltern Morgen bonn &idter gu
40 Iagen Salt nah oem Gountpge-
fdng1iB geld)idt. gr apar llid)t in Ser
Sage, sic bobe @el0ltrafc SIT be5ab-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

Ser ofientlide 5pielplae iii Sill
bis lit iebt pfft6iell eroffnet uno iei-
ner 9eitimn1ll1g iibergeben moroen.
SRI, 6Iorence Gl1ina miro Den 5piel-
plab leiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
Mcue8 aus M1oline.

Ger Hcp. Sapbronis, @rielter Der
gried)nb=ort6pboren Stride, S22 10.
Strabe, ap1roe lnter $500 Biirgid)aft
ben @roBgeidpporenen iibermicien.
Mnflagen mnrbet gegen Sen Ma1ut
erbobert bon Gus. 9ctrogimtis, ser
b%ebuIptet, Dob meGrere bunbert 1ol-
lars aus bent Sd)asanlt Scr Stride
feblen 1l,1b oils @etpeile muroen Quit
tllngsbiid)er bor9e5eigt, Die aus Scr
Mobmu11g loes Mngeflagte1 g%eflnoen
murben. l1cber 100 3ellgen muroen
5ll oem 8erbor gelaoen, apeldps longc
9eit bolerte. Sic 8iirgld)aft muroe
gejtellt. @or brei Moden 1pl,rbe
|gegen ben Meb. &arrappiris enc
|5haoencriabflagc fir $4,000 i'm
|@eridt eingereid}t pu, iSrull @allie
George megelt Berlenmbllng uno eli.
tie @od)c lpdter cine Sd,aoencrlab.
flage fir $4,000 bon 1beoOora $50.
nopih megcn Gerleuntolng gegem lie.
ben Dfitglieber Ser Beneinoe, 'ein,
id)lieblid) Der Maaerim.
Mann mnb Strait bnrd) Gus critidt.
Der so Sabre ate Gil Slpnpplo,
nllo lcil,c @nlsbdlterin, Sral Mart
sapect, So Sabre alt, lmlrben porac,
] itern Nad)mittay i'm Saule boz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
Geipra6 in Nem Ynrf

|Gin 8eprdG in Cen Dprf.
! SIT bieg drapncl1fradt idu11 beeuoct?
Saipobl, 9err Gbef. es lit geideb'n.
.@ieniel II : 8pote linb hollenbct?"
Serr Gbei, es murcn gcltern sebn.
nSinb Idon berIaben Die &arouen?"
Sd babe lie al Sprb 9ele1'n.
Sinh abgangsfertis bic Gatrpncn?"
Sic fnnmen bclt' gum &apitdn.
.9ia, lnb no linb benn Die @cipebre?"
Sdpn untcrlpegs 5u Sen Irmeen.
$50 1inb bic 8omben fir Sic Secre?"
@ir iinb beidaftist, lie 81 nrcb'n.
u8ie iueit li,ts bic 2afcttenypllen?"
sic pcrben mur9en fcrtig ltebn. -
.9am l6lieben Sie's &pntor. ssh
ipnllen
SEPT fir Sen Srieben beten scb'n."
- SIN ser britildcn Mrincc itebet
$4,000 perbeiratbete Manner. 9i'
] Seislinsc!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

@cgen ser biele,t 8eeentoge iino
mebrere Nifnifs bis a1lf lp6tcr per-
Id,pben moroen. 9ns Mfnif ser Soc
Iotpnibip 6arm Smprobenlent
Qeagl,e fanb geitcrn Bel Der 5airfielb
Stride itatt. Gin l1ngeres 4rogranmn
farlt bel oieier @elesenbeit our Ml,s-
fiibrung.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-01-16
Turkish Inns.

To the traveller accustomed to the luxury of up to date hotels Turkish khan Gnn comes as rude surprise. One finds oneself suddenly whisked from the twentieth to the tenth cen. tury. Beneath q central archway one passes into quadrangle. which. with Its fountain. suggests university pre- cincts The ground floor of the build ing forms the stables. Above are the guest rooms. The principal guest room-the one above the entrance gate way is allotted to travellers of note. It is innocent of the appointments proper to a European bedchamber. its furniture consisting merely of a roll of mating to spread on q low wooden platform and an earthenware pipkin for water.-London Answers.