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under the deep shadows of the oppo-
site shore. Out in the center of the
lake we could just distinguish a long
boat with three rowers going swiftly
towards the entrance to the river.
which we so desired to gain.
The guards were rowing rapidly, the
oars sounding in the rowlocks, evil
IDENTIFY in the belief that we had made
for the river. But the Finlander had
apparently foreseen this, and for that
reason we were lying safe from obser-
walton in the deep shadow of an over
hanging tree. A gray mist was slowly
rising from the water, and the Finn,
noticing it, hoped that it might favor
us.
IF we disembark we shall be COM
PEELED to make a detour of fully four
days in the forest, in order to pass
the Marshes" he pointed out in a low
whisper. But if we can enter the
river we a go ashore anywhere and
get by foot to some place where the
lady can lie in hiding"
What do you advise? We are en-
tirely in your hands. The chief of po-
lice told me he could trust you"
81 think it will be best to risk it,"
he said in Russian after a brief pause.
1--WE will tie up the boat, and 1 will go
along the bank and see what the
guards are doing, You will remain
here, and l shall not be seen The
rushes and underground are higher
further along, But if there is danger
while l I'm absent get out and go
straight westward until you find the
marsh. then keep along its banks due
south" and drawing up the boat to the
bank the shrewd, big-boned fellow dis,
appeared into the dark underground.
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SYNOPSIS.


Gordon Gregg, dining aboard with Horn
uy, the yacht Lola's owner. accidentally
sees a torn photograph of a young girl.
That night the consuls safe Is robbed.
The police find that Hornby is a fraud
and the Lola's name a false one. In
London Gregg is trapped nearly TO his
death by a former servant. Ollnto. Visit
Ing in Dumfries Gregg meets Muriel
Leithcourt. Horribly appears and Muriel
introduces him as Martin Woodroffe, her
fathers friend. Gregg sees a copy of the
torn photograph OF the Lola and finds
that the young girl Is Muriels friend.
Woodroffe. disappears. Gregg discovers
the body of a murdered woman in Ran
noch wood. The body disappears and in
Its place is found the body of Otnto.
Biuriel and Gregg search Rannoch wood
together, and find the body of Armida,
NOlinto's wife. When the police go to the
wood the body has disappeared. In Lon
don Gregg meets 0linto, alive and we'll.
Gregg traces the young girl of the torn
photograph. and finds that she is Elma
Heath, niece of Baron Oberg, who has
taken her to Abo, Finland, and that she
holds a secret affecting Woodroffe. On
MS return to Rannoch Gregg finds the
Lslthcourts fled from Hylton Chatter, who
mad called there. He goes to Abo, and
after a tilt with the police chief. is con-
Quoted to Kajana, where he finds Elma,
imprisoned. A surgical operation has made
@aeE deaf n dumb. He escapes with her.
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monsters Of the air, flying at their
amazing speeds, man will pit his In
genuity. 1t is clear that he cannot
fight them from the earth; he must
fight them high in their own element.
So in the future, If wars continue,
we may have fearful struggles Of the
air-not small and isolated combats,
such as this campaign has shown US,
but battles desperately waged, with
death and destruction raining from
the clouds. There are those, how
ever, who argue that such a form
Of war. when pushed to its ruthless
limit, will prove SO CHASTITY that hu-
mainly will revolt, and that the SCI
ence that revolutionizes val will also
end Il.
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In Every Drop Of Water.

In every drop of water we drink,
and in every mouthful of air we
breathe, there is a movement and
collision Of particles so rapid in every
second Of time that 1t can only be ex-
pressed by four with nineteen
naughts. II the movement Of these
particles were attended by friction, or
II the energy Of their impact were
translated into heat, what hot mouth
fuls we should have! But the heat,
as we'll as the particle. is ininites.
imal, and Is not perceptible.-John
Burroughs in the Yale Review.
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in an instant with innumerable stings
and put every combatant out of the
fight for several days. Then our men
would have nothing to do but to end
them or capture them" Commenting
IN this proposal, which evidently is
made in all seriousness, a witty
Frenchman says: "The inventor does
not say what would happen IL a mis-
directed hive should fall in a French
trench. If the bees we're loyal they
would make the salute military and
buzz the 'Marseillaise.'"
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wind, or any other element OF Wealth.
er. This will be a severe blow to
those who have believed that pota-
toes in order to be a successful crop,
should be planted during certain
phases lof the moon, or that garden
truck fiourishes more readily under
moon influence when planted right.
The department points out that
growth of plants depends upon thu
amount Of food in the soil and In the
air that is available for them, and
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-07-29

Nansemond. the name Of a river in
Virginia, is from the Indian word
Nawnschimund, "the place from which
we we're driven away" The Flint, In
Michigan. was called by the Indians
Perwonigo, the river Of the flint"
from the abundance Of this stone on
its banks. Humboldt river, in Nevada,
was named by Fremont in honor Of
Baron Humboldt
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The first news Of Dan Cupids latest innovation on the water alarmed the
hundreds Of worm diggers, who have passed the sentimental age and care
not for the needs Of the "spoones" They began to say one to another:
These pesky talking machines will brighten the fish to other waters and
our fishing days will be over"
But the omcal of the bureau Of fisheries disagreed with them when he
heard OF their pniful wall, and treasured them, saying: 1--WE have found
that soft strains Of music on the water do not brighten the fish, but on the
contrary. may charm and draw them nearer" He would not promise that
the fshermens nets would be filled to the breaking point IS told in the
Bible, but he at least dispefed their fears.
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do for an American in the ~serYlce,I
even if his own blood be American
beyond question, to have a wife who
is of foreign extraction or once or
twice removed. The European war
will not tolerate such.
The state department was recent
ly taught the lesson through the Sc
lection of an American who had
passed a splendid examination and
who was assigned to an English post
in the consular service. The selec-
tion seemed impeccable. but no one
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The moon gives no virinty to SOIL neither does it affect the composition Of
atmosphere, hence the only remaining way by which it could influence plant
growth is by its light Experiments have shown that full daylight is about
100000 times brighter than full moonlight yet when a plant gets oneone-
hundredth part of normal daylight it thrives little better than in total dark
ness. If oneonehundredth part Of normal daylight is too little to stimulate
a plant, the department says that 1t is certain that onesixhundredth part
would impart no benefit at ALL M
1t Is added that it a waste of time to think about the moon in this
connection with the planting of crops, since it has no more to do with this
than it has with the building Of fences, the time for killing hogs, or any other
influence. #tY##
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or player pianos at points along the
shore for the benefit Of Washington's
anglers.
If the fish bite better during the
summer the fishermen should thank
the sentimental young folk. who have
discovered a summer substitute for
the tango dance hall. They have placed
graphophones in their canoes, and
one strolling along the banks Of the
river above the Aqueduct bridge these
evenings hears soft strains rising
here and there on the black surface.
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CHAPTER XII.
Rescued and Lost.

There we're no signs yet of the break
of day. My ears were strained to
catch the dipping of an oar or a voice,
but beyond the tapping of the water
beneath the boat there was no other
sound. l took the hand of the fair
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had the other BY the neck and was
trying to pull his head off when
Schroeder stood over the two and
1ourished his arms and club in such
a threatening way that the grip was
released and the two few off to trees
close by, making a terrible clatter
about the affair.
Several families Of crows have
for years flourished in the White
House grounds, but they seem to
have formed a combination to keep
other birds out of the good things
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thought of the mans wife, for to all appearances she seemed as good an
American as he. The English government, however, was not SO careless and
no sooner had the consul and his wife appeared on English soil than the
American government was informed that they were persona non grata on
account of the German extraction of the consurs wife. There was nothing
else to do but to recall them. They were Oh British soil just one week.
AS the compensation for travelling in the consular service is only five
cents a mile, the journey of this couple has proved quite expensive, to say.
nothing of the humiliation the incident imposed Meantime the state DEPART
ment has provided a place for the consul in the service in Washington until!
an opening shall occur at a post not involved in the war And these are
not now many
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various kinds Of games.

various KlndS OF gaIHe5'
One reason why the pouter chest
has gone out Of style is its menace to
health. An overdeveloped chest is
held to be dangerous, as it invites
pneumonia and other troubles. Men
on the march are allowed to inhibition
their coats and make themselves COM
Portable, but smoking at such times
is discouraged by the medical au-
thorities. The department Of the sol
der on parade has also been made
normal and natural.
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Music in Canoes Charms Potomac River Fishes

NEUsIC hath charms for fish, according to an expert Of the bureau Of
M fisheries, and If that is true fishing should be good in the Upper Potomac
this summer. However, the bureau of fisheries has not installed brass bands
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Crows Fight FierceIy in White House Grounds

A VICIOUS fight between two crows in the White House grounds attracted
"A such a large crowd that Policeman Gus Schroeder had to interpose and
almost club the two birds before he could induce them to break away. One
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Moon Myths Shattered by Houston's Department

HE department of agriculture has smashed another tradition by declaring
/ that from a scientific standpoint the moon has no more to do with the
growing Of crops than it has upon the Temperature, the amount of rain, the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-07-29
Why the Wives Of ConsuIs Are important Now.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., before sending anybody out in the diplomatic
w and consular service, the state department takes especial care to inqutrel
into the antecedents Of the wife Of the appointee if he has one It does not
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Noticias ~0ficiaIe$ de
AEemanIa


BERLIN. Cc-. 2O.-La comuHic&-
i'm o!:ciaI nrbl;cada por Q! Minis
ERIC de ia Guerra, en- esta capital, G
Tia &c aver. e. como s:gue:
.Tca,ro oa..a1r;co.- Las tropas
....rc-htagaras al m&nGo dc! gene
-s Eaas,es cgp,g~aror aver 81 que
'e de Obrenova.z. despucs de III
.omoarc e~ncarnizado ~sosten;do cor
los s~craios.
las t.o9as alemanas Y austro-
,iaga1us han consccuiGo avanzar
a&sta doce n1i!las ri sur de Belgrade.
t&P5"r"ado en- su d}timo empuje, las
coiinas De Nranio. GIe Sc ~encuen-aH
ii So de Ripani : Al SIT dc GrocNo.
Las fuerzaS del general Won Gail
"icz oOtuvieron iam1Icn Il" lmporJaH
&c trluhio Soo:t q eiie'i-'s0' q" i" ~
S''H "e Ne'
tt-"Go mast" Ids '"'"7 "e 'oI'
L." ~ -,
"e - III .INtI" 49,
s's"''S'' "'S' - P's'
-, o,:,,,r C,or,o dc r;f.r;to
b,,f-,-o o,,o 90 ~anrrort,a Al nando
5af ga7arar Roeatcheff contin1a =.
~o,,,nio sorrci6sh}o mr. 81 car;no de
-, b,.;a lTsiacar = nor > vale
10 PRO, or G;recc;6r lie Njsb. rr
o.o,a-.r , , maros TO c,arar-a
N. - o..to 20 d;cbo r,,ah1o do
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Noticias ~oficiaIes de
Bulgaria

SOFIA. Oct. 20.-EI boletin of
cial del Quartet General del EjGrci:
to bulgaro. publicado aver en- esta
capital. es el s~iguiente:
"Nucstras fuerzas continuan AVIAN
zando en- TODD Ell frente estab!ecido
en- territorio serbio. En- Ell Vale de
Noravia. capturamos Ia plaza de
NranEa. cortando asi ID Inca fGrrea
&c lSkup q Nish.
Eel pueblo de Nranya recihi6 = In
caballeria bulgaria. Que fut la prime
Il en- entrar a Ia pobIaci6n con gri-
cos de '.Zivia" viva. d~isparando
Iuego sobre ella una verdadera lluvia
dc baIas de todaS las casas.
I'm battalion serbio Gays en- po-
der de nuestras tropas al ayanzar es-
tas de Egri Pa!anka sobre S~tratzin.
Z! pueblo de Kotchana, sobre el
Vale lie Bregalnit2a, cay6 tambien
en- nuestro poder."
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.Noticias ~ofIciales de
Austria

WIN, ne. 5n-rr irforro off
.iat .a,re In. oocr.cfoncs mil,earcs en-
l.. i-a. .ca+r,s de IA rvcrra. publ
r,1, .,va~ a;cc.
"Tcg-ro rU-o.-Los moscoyitus
continuation sus atagucs duraate ci
ain de aver en- la .ggi5n pal.tano-
81 del b@Jo Scyr, Ccrca Dc Bogus
.awNa..ei cnc'n'@o dsaito uGa dc nues-
l~as Pos,cio"es por tres Hcces co"ae-
cutivaS. sIendo recna"a12 en- todas
ej.os o granIes rr"dioas.
- n region dc Czartorysk va-
rias cofumnas cacmigae han alcan-
ado Ia @acEen occidsnta1 del Sty";
1ero ID lucia conli"u& nIu% eacarh!-
Iaca, para desa!ojar Al cacmlgo de
ALI.
Los a,aQvcs del cncmigo al nor
C de EalaIovka. 1Eeron otra vez re
~ca"z"co5 Co" m"o-"s D"J"S par" 10"
- H.
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Diccionario Manual
E~nciclopedico.

Este diccionario de IL lengua
caste!lang es el nas complete y
uoderno. Est3 iiustrsdo con mss
De seiS mil grebados en- negro y
en- co!cres. mas de ESQ mapas
cientos de reSr2tos de hombres ce.
tabres, ediGcics y monumentos
historieo5 &c tadas parties del mpn
10, etc. Els al mejor de los erci
clopedicos manualea = solo vale
$500 eI ejemplar..
HSgsnse los peoidos acompsds.
dos de 81 lnaports q
IGNACIG z. LOZANO.
607 DcIorosa SS.-San Antonio,
Texas
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"A ACTIVIOAD DE LOS TJRCCS
Sc IA EXTENDIOO = SuS
CFERACIONES NATALES

ATENAS. Oc:. 2O.-Tantc los
tugcos como los bulg2ros. est&n lie
y&ud9 : efecto una Serie dc opera
clones que tienen por o5jeJo impe-
dir c: GeScmbarco de Jropas aliadas
en- la costa &c am5os paiSes. para 10
caa, han eStado reconcentrardo MT
merosas tropas en- DedeakhaCch,
2@erco bulgaro. Que Sc e~neUentra en-
u desenJocadara del Martha, ' G.
tras uropas bulSaras han sido ervia-
d2s Z IA f-ontera de RumanIa. ) .
4 c,sr2 del Mar Negro, rara c as
dc que los ruSos intentea tamoien
daS.mbarcar uropas -eE esa region.
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e fNELE5 SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 iECCIONEs,

Eats cbrs, cuya mayer ven-
taja estriba Ell teler Ia pro-
auIciaci6n fiGurzds en- csste-
laGo, es una &c lag qua mas
taciiitaR 81 aprerdizaje del
.dioms inglea. Tiene varias
f5rmulas dc conversation ps-
- Is vid& diaria, , aIguaos
nodeios De eartas ususIas-
Hay dos ediciones.
Z IL rGstics .g0.T5.
GnpaStado eli teia. ..S1.25.
Pidaza directzments a.
EGNACEo z, EH2A&c
S17 De.a2asa 81
San AEtasia- T~Sss,
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.LI5RCs De AHEKTURM
= - csntaYos cada TCnEa

Aventuras dc Sherlock Ho!-
mes, ell terror de los crimina-
les:
e Vendedor de cedavsras.
81 robo del diamauts sEai,
. La iaia del usurero.
Blackwell, ell pirata de-! T&ues;s.
Jack Ell destripador.
Los monederos falsos De L4ntEes.
Ia maleta sangrienta.
in m&Gico criminal,
~ testanento del director,
Sherlock Holmes 2 g! eoatCsoES-
disJa de opio.
En is escuela del crfusn DO Fits
burg.
!. las puertas de Ia Epscts.
ia yiuda roja de Psris.
La bestia humans.
Una noche de terror.
i! robo Del collar Sc geriss.
La ;nfsme posads del Csizu.
z! naufrag;o de Corfd.
q .ey de los handidos.
Aventuras de John G. Rallies,
ell rey de los ladroneE modcc-
.u0s:
81 rnc6gnito misteriosc.
In robo en- e! Palacio Rssss
Fl principe jugador.
u asa!to en- ell Sleeping.
g: emo rojo.
Gt heredero &c Eag.sstSss.
~ secreto del aniIlo.
Il presidente de las Ce!e8:as.
81 falso salteador.
La do1cella raptads.
FL irsIi Gel negro.
e. tesoro del Rogn:.
in YiGje &c bodas
q tesorc de EstsIG-
~ sacer:ote del So,
IN "a ratoheres
ri sccreU9 Del tescZ0,
HagsDse los pedi3os scoupehsdas
iGeeu importe e
+; TCNACI0 z. LoZkN5.
! rr7 Dolo-oss St---SaG Antocjo, Tag,
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iNTS BEAT OLD-TIMERS
IN H0TlY-FOUGHT GAME
Continued from First Page. ,

fireworks started when "Jakey" Poh
received four balls. Frank BiGhie
smacked "A hit 10 right field, loading the
bases. Mcfarland, the old hitter. who
helped Petersburg win its first Nr-
gnia League pcnnant, sent all three
runners home with two-base hit to
left field.
Crane. who led off for the Ints, poled
hit. but persisted on third after being
sacrificed twice. The lnts didn't register
another hit until the third. when Crane
got another. hut died at second after
pilfcrinG the bag. The Dunnites didn't
score until the fourth, when Breckin-
ridge came home on an error after
cracking hit TO the right garden.
lnts begin 10 Score.
The lnts pulled two runs over in the
next inning. Schauflc walked, was adj
ranced TO second when Jarman reached
first on poorly handled sacrifice. Both
advanced base on Cranes sacrifice
and Schaufie scored in front of Jarnian
when Arragan smacked a sacrifice fly
TO Amos.
The Ints couldn', cross the pan in
either the sixth or seventh In the
eighth the Dunnitcs went in to do or
swat by Schaune after each poled a
hit and advanced a base
The fans who journcyed out were
amply repaid by witnessing the fast
fielding that WAS pulled off. and just
enough hitting to make the game in :
tercsting: The machine-likc combina :
ton, +. Bigbic to =. BiEbic worked to
perfection, frankie scooping up six
hard chances and whiZZing them 10 his