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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

|nidt2 Gin bib4en Ruffif9 6at .r
ia tpdbrenS Der lansen Rriessmos
nate selernt. gs mirb fdon seben!
Dor allen freilid muB e. fi1 bic
g~rlaubnis gu feinem abenteusr sin-
bolen. CT fudt feinen 8ataiIIonss
tommanbnnten, finbet Jpn enblia
unb trdst bic Bite Dor, biniiber ges
ben au biirfen. Siniiber9 Muf bic
5rase bes 8orseieBten, mos er benz
tbriiben noble, fommt prompt bic
antiport: Die 3abl Der feinbliden
Solbaten austunbf4aften unb he mos
mOsli9 ale s%efansen nebmen!!4 Die
aiibnbeit bes braben 8nri1en ges
fdlft benz 8atailIonstommanbanten
unb bic Grlaubnis nirb erteilt.
Mie elm aanffeuer fat fi9's in=
3ipifden inter ben &amernben perbreis
tel, baB 8orbeIp aussieben ipolle,
Ruffen gu fansen. llnb bunberte
bon reusierisen Musen finb ouf i'm
seri1tet, als er nun nn9 elmer furs
sen fdersbaften @erabIdiebung loss
gebt. Mber nidt elmo bpriidtig, ge<
Oudt, faBenariis fdIei6enb berIdbt
er bic 9edung. Nein! Mufredt unb
nit geihultertem @eipebr marf6iert
ct framnlen G9rittes iiber bic barts
%gefrorene Sdneebede ben feinrIiden
@etpehrmiinbunsen entsegen. Mit
atmlofer Spannuns b~erfolgen bic
Seiuen oiefes toltiibne Masnis. SEE
ben Iusenblid lam briiber cine
gii9fs t0nnen sebn Bii9fen loss
traden unb bas S9idfal bes 2az
meraben TT beiieselt. Iber gprbelp
tennt feline Rafien. Mit ipeitaufses
riffenen Mdulern elobs1 fie bas felt
fame Sdduipiel an, nnb erit. alb er
auf ettpa 5tpansig S9ritte an ibre
Stelluns beransefommen III, fliesen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

Der Sdilb.runs zines 8efuds i'm
Mrbeitslaser Dadau Bel Miin6en 1T
tolsenbes entnommsn:
B.por nod Der 3us Wiinden-
Gadan in Der Gnbftation 6dlt. err
bIidt mon BON ben abteilen aus
rnifide @%efanseue nit arbeiten in
Der Station beIddftist. Mdhrenb
Der 3ns einfahrt. laiien bic Scion.
sensn sinen ausenblid bic arbeit III,
ben unb betra9teHsSs a~ntommenben.
nm bann misber bic S9aufel in Sds
tisteit su festn. Benn mon ben
8abnbof perldBt, iiebt man cine on.
Der. @bteiluns sefnnsener Ruffen yu.
NIT befhdftist, gifenbabnidienen OBJ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
SIN Arbeitslager Der @efangenen.

berer cine bnDeriiae MilitdrbOie unc
elm onberer cine blnue Mrbeitsiods.
qlu1 bic Ropfbebsdung lit perf4iee
ben. Deutf6 periteben bic 2eute bic
Ter arbeitsgruppe nllsiamt nidt; MIR
einselne 4usbriide haben fie iid an
1eeiguet.
9os Eager. in benz bic Guiien urs
iersebraht finb, befinbet fi9 auf benz
gnpeitn Der pappsnfabrit 9oIlbiib=
Ter in llnterauguitenieIb. Der Srots
tenraum Der Jdbrit, elm mdhtieer,
I'M Der StraBe unb am Wiirmtanal
selesener SolSbau, beberberst bic Sc
%fansenen. Gin Spei Mann bober
8retterDeriblag, an oberen Ranb nit
bret Reiben Stadeibraht psrIeben.
hmgibt bas Roger. am ginsang an
Der Bride iiber ben .Ranal pertiinSen
Ianfdldse, bob llnbere6tisten Der
gtntritt perbotet 1T. unb bob Der
8erfehr nit ben @efansenen emp
finblid beftraft ntrb. Muf Der einen
Settle bes adsers aieber fi9 ipObns
li4e 5ol5baraden bin, bic Der Wad-
mannidaft lintertpnft bieten. Sir
bic gsfansenen bieneu bic bret Stods
merle I'm sroBen Solsbou. Die SaIle
madt ben ginbrud elmer Ra5erne;
allies tn ioiber sebalten. Man batte
~allerbinss onfanss f9pere MIbe,
ben @~efangenen ben 8egriff Der
Reinli9teit beiaubrinsen, aber eiaene
SonitdtspoIiaiiten aus ben Reiben Der
@~efansenen forsen iebt fir ben gus
ten 3uitanb Der Rdume. aud Gas
nitatsiolbaten, am arm bic Rot.s
Rreuas@inbe. finb Su feben, fe fnb
Bel %llnfdllen fcfort our Sanb.
Dor einissn Sasen mar Der .rits
Gcbesfall i'm Eager gu psr5eitnen.
Der ruiiif4e &riesssefansene Sasotr
aaf6tOff erlas elmer 8auds unb
Rtppenfelleniaiinbung. Dte 8eerbis
gnng, bic auf benz Dadaner 1riebs
bof erfolste, fanb baIb 9a9au lin
bas @rab nerIammeIt. Der griedifhs
fatbolfde @eitIi9e bon Minden,
bet feline Mitpirtung bei Der geerbi.
gnns 5useiast battle, mar an Grs
IGeiaen perbinbert. Wor BEN Bel
| dhenhduge fruoeY, rifgSiShe Gesonnens
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

elm paar 8olben gum 4nfdlag auf
unb iemonb ruff inn gu. iid 5u Ell
geben.
90 erpsiit ii1 nun 8orbelp oIs
tiidtiser Diplomat. 4nideinenb
seist er iit pollfommen einoerftans
ben. Ct sebt BIB an bic 9eduns
Dor unb ldBt iid obne DiberreDe baS
@etpehr abnebmen. 0abei erfabte er
nit einem Bid bic san5e Situation:
3Dei Dffiaiere unb ettpa iiebais
Mnnn iinb ba. Mit biefen fann er
es ia allenfaIls beriuden!
alber aus .@orii9t" ruff er Elm
paar &ameraSen au 5tlfe. Die Hufs
ZEN perftehen stpar ni6f. mas sr ba
II ben Seinen biniiberbriillt, o6er
als iid 5ieben Damn pie Elm einsiaer
aus benz @raben erbeben uno ber.
iibereilen. miBperiteben lie bic 4biibt
biefer Wadersn sriinblih. SnSpi=
Sden erprpbt 8orbelb feline neberz
rebungstiinpe. Mit aller lleberaeiiz
sunsstraft, bic er in feline gsbGrben
unb fein 3abebreden gu lesen pers
mag, has er .Rufffh" nennt, ii9t
er ben feinbli9en Solbaten bic 8orz
teile flar Su MAIDEN, berer fie burd
bic Deiertion gu ben Gesnern tell
baftig ipiirben. Iber faum baB er
enblin perftanben fpirb. mub CT an
ben brobenben Gsb6rbet Der Ruiien
nnerfen, bab bic Mufdits gerabe
bissmnl leiber nihts bon Grsebnrg
ipiiIen fpollen. Dod gum Slid finb
bic ipoderen @ieben f1on sart3 in
Der NGbe. @as i'm gluten niGt
sebt. tpirb eben burd Getpalt erreiht
sperben! 8ura entIdloffen sibt 8ors
belp ieinen 3ameraben ben 8efebl
sum Gturm. erfabt feIbft bIiBartie
fein Inn abgenommeres @eDebr nnb
I1ldst banit ben eriten beIten Buff
fen flieber. Geinem @eiipieI foIgen
bic eben beronftiir5enber 9elfsr nnb
biefs Gprade berfeblt nidt bic Mir.
iuns. Genn BON folhen proben an
Gnsrgie unb gntfflo{fenbeit bnben
bic Nuffen balb genug nnb bic gor,3e
G1ar militant ben beiben Offi3iereI
erstbt ii9!
SEPT erit BAT mon in ben meter
5uriidliegeIlben feinblihen SHiibent
grdben etipos bon benz DorfnI gss
merit Mnb inter b~eftisent, obsr Mrs
fnnssIo5tm gefpebrfeuer estortiert
Snfantertft Borbelp NIT ben Geineri
ben reidsn Sang gu ben eisenen SteIs
iunssu. iDo e nit enbIoitm Subsl
empfoneen pirb.
Der brobt @pIbo. erbieIt ffIr ftins
fi6nf Sat bie ilbtrnt, SopferfettSs
lm<hoiIIe erftr 0Inffe sins NJ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

g~erfenfen Ses Garses raffeIte from.
meIpirbel unb brei 8ononafdldg,
pom S9lpbpIobe aus goben BEN
arieger ben lebten ebrenben @rub.
Damn fprad Der Jriebbofperpa!ter
Elm 8aterunIer unb mad tur5en
Sraueriporten zines ruffifden lyelbs
ipsbels an bic @efanssner unb eines
beutfden SffiaiersS telIbertreters, 70.
ipie mad einem G1lubgefons Der
Ruffen ipar bic faIidte sofenfeisr gu
gnbe.
Die Sauptarbeit Der @efanseu.n,
bic i'm Arbeitslaser 0abau In elmer
SiGrfe BON runb 1000 Mann unters
sebradt finb, gilt einem Reubau.
BORT berridten bic Rngfen borsugss
tpeife grbarbeiten. Bel ben ousae,
bebnten grbsiten it elm gntpei&en
leiber nidt INNER gang uum0glih.
Gin Wann Tam fi1 ungefebeuL bas
bonf9leiden unb ipirb nidt me6r ges
feben - porldufig Ipenigffens, benn
tpdbrenb Der arbeit IdBt lid Bel Der
groBen Gn5abl Der beIGGftigten Buff
fen Der absang zines ginseln.n
f4per fefiteIIen, am abenb, ipenn
bic @cfansenen in bns Eager auriidz
tebren, iperben lie bnnIl geadblt. grf,
iuenn .nidt alle einaetroffen finb,
tpirb oas geridpinben enttedt.
Damn lperben fofort bic ent5predens
ben Radforfdnnsen sinseleifet unb
faft iebesmal pirb Der Gusreiber
balb tuieber einsebra1t. Die beim
8an beripen6eien Ruifen baben iibriz
gems ellen 9runb. sufrieben gu fein.
Das 2aserfommanbo bat In gner.
iennins Der Nrbeit Der @efanaenen
BET Der 8auleitrns erpirft, baB fe
tdslid 30 Pfennise mebr ola bic pors
gsi4riebene 20bnuns erbaIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

@iner fin ole. :.
an tauienb Ritter
nnb tpeun id faae.
Sou ibreH SrGueu
Guc fir eiucni
SaIt, ScutidIanb,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
Elm prahtifdbsr DIPLOMAT.

Gin tiibnes Standardization fiibr@
te Der Snfanterijt SOfef 8orbelp bonn
48. Snfanterieresiment aus, nib er
nit feinen Rameraben bei Starp
3orcapn i'm S9iibensraben lag. SIS
mar am %. DECEMBER 1914, ipdbrenb
elmer 5suerpauie. 9iiben unb bril-
ben besann bas SdieBen, lpobl me-
gen beiberieitiser @rmiibuns. on
Seftisteit immer mebr ab5unebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
M a 1.
ssun a 6.endeII.

Die aduber b~renneu.
Ger bot 8ranb entfadt2 Z
@ier. 8ab. Gerfennen2
8liit mills nod icften.
Poiten,
SaIt feft, bait felt nuf treiier gSadtl
Gnr1 Sob'n unb @riin6e
Wpraengraun eriuadt.
Rer Soft beritIuoei
Gus Sriimmerlodern Iteieen
2erdeH. linbeimlid Shpeigm
BON Srcnt gu Srcnt. Bis bdb es beus
Icn1 frndlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

SnIaben. Gin 2mlbiturmmarri bdlt
bier bic Madt. Gis Ruifen, FUN
mise Burden. bic fir biefe grbsit
auss.iu@t fuurben. limb anideinenb,
in gutter Gtimmuna. ab nnb .su
bort nan Iauis. rnffi1de @orte
RommanbDrnfe fir bic Mrbeit.
MonhmaI mag tppbl elmer Elm
Gderstport faIlen Iaflen, benn iiber
bic @efidter eebt Elm breiies 2aden.
Die aleibuns Der Ruifen it bant.
M6brenb Der cine in timer Iebms
srauer Uniform ftsdt. trdst Gin an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

Yait .@enldenpise
Bin id am gnb. Sic Sole lad9t'
srf Baionettes Spiee
Rflara' ih ben lebten @laltben,
aein SeufeI foIl ibu raliben:
Ger Rot idJ itch lnb RteSertraft.
Ridt ipiu id morbeu.
Inn 2anb NH 9eben 9ebt Die Shtadt.
Dlid lodt feiu Oroeu
1tno tein sem.iu 8egebren.
will nidt bic @elt perbeerer.
9as ihip5r i'd bier nit 9an5er Serasus'
madt.
6ab' id Jest seOa&t.
gonuc ideinen:
eft auf itarter Srei'
beitsipnftl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

8snn5Utibe aaritatur auf SrlanS
bon Aoolpbe BiIleftc aus einer @miper>
rlimuter bonn Sobrgdng 1899 Der Yae
riIer Satirifden 8pGeukhritt Sc Sire.
20 9ieu. aite TAI Il IonstenpS inns
plprei ~. Se.iess1ops Mnsk Iss$ ! J
Soft, 10 LANCE babe i1 Did ancefle6ti
~. ScIteit 9n g BldnScr a;ipor6,n
icin2")
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

Gnbli9 trat, tpie in sesenisitisem
ginDerit6nbnis. alIsemeine @tille Elm.
Mber BEN abenteuerluftigen Borbelp
bebaste bieie Rube ni9t. llnentuegt
fpGhte er nit Gudsausen iiber bas
ipeite S9neefelb sa ben fuffen bins
iiber in Der 1offnuns. irsenb ttpas
sn ieben, mas MnIaB an usaerii@er
8etGtisuns seben tOnnte. limb iptrts
lid: plSbiid bemsrtte Ct Ii elmer
bon Der MrtiIleris psrlafiensn Get.
lung, etfpo 100 Gdritte Dor Der
feinbliden Gdibsnlinie, elm poor
gesneriide getuebrmiinbunsen! Dol.
Ia. 1at er ba nidt fdon fein Mbsls
teutrg Gs utrb ia nidt gerobe Elm
sanses R.siment IN BEN 2D1s iftden
unb ieber Mnnn bon ben brapert
M6tnnbpisrsisern ipsiB, boB ts nur
sin ipenis lleberrsbungstunft Gilt. UNI
hie Mufitn our Dsisrtion an perIsis
ten. tuenn ibrer. iptnige iinb. llnb
@crbelp. btr i9 biSbtr III isbsr
Qn0e ola fiidhttder G5pfhof srinftfxn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

UHItttH VtI6utTIttH ~""t 49,
2oahhnrr itnaiSssAnnhAn rnei%e nh nn<i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
DOCTORS GETTING
SCARCE IN ENGLAND

(Correspondsncs Of the Associn'sd Press)
GLASGOW. Scotland, April 6.-The
serious situation which has arisen ow-
ing to the dearth OF physicians is em-
phasized by a notice Issued by the
Scottish emergency medical service
committee appealing TO the public TO
refrain from calling upon doctors un-
necessarily. The appeal says:
1T will help materially to relieve
the great strain now imposed on med
ical practitioners remaining at their
posts throughout the country-many
OF whom are at present working 3 or
16 hours day-lf patients will send
for the doctor early as possible and
80 allow him to arrange his daily
round with a view OF economy Of
time. When the case Is not an urgent
one ana a visit tho next day would
suffice. this should be stated.
Local educational authorities are
asked to note that. important as is
medical inspection OF school children,
II Is not nearly so urgent as the care
OF those who are dangerously III. An
appeal IL therefore made for the re-
lease Of school medical officers en-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
The baseball games with the Aggies

The baseball games with the Aggies
next Thursday and Friday are the first
of four which will be played for the
state championship. For the part two
years the 6ooners and Aggies have
tied on the series, but the Sooners are
going so strong this spring that they
hope to make the series four straight
In Ponder. Dunn and Harris the
Sooners have three pitchers who
average high above most college
pitchers. In the five games played
they have held the opposing teams 10
an average Of 3h hits to the game
and have two shutouts to their credit,
ane against the fast Chinese team
from Honolulu which was beaten by
Ponder, to 0.
Friday and Saturday 5000 high
school students and patrons will be In
Norman TO witness the interscholastic
meet with rs high school teams COM
petlng. Entries are coming In fast for
the tennis met, baseball chamionship
series and the track and field meet.
The latter will be staged Saturday and
will cap the climax Of the athletic
events Of the week. Reports from
county meets now being held over the
state show that the high school teams
Of this year are up to the average OF
teams Of former years, and some Of
the present state records are sure to
go. In every meet since the yearly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
Scandinavian Customs League.

Correspondents Of the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, April 1O.-The es-
tablishment OF a Scandinavian Gus
toms league is confidently predicted
in the newspapers as a result OF the
closer relations between the Scandinav-
ian countries which the present war
has brought about. This new pan
ScandinayiBnism." says one editor, "is
based on common economic and in
tellectual interests. while leaving each
partner liberty and political inde-
pendence."
The newspaper Allehanda states
that King Haakon Of Norway has
communicated TO the King OF Sweden
a desire to pay a visit TO Stockholm as
soon as circumstances permit. and II
possible during the present year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

of training there has not been a week
which has not been broken up by bad
weather. In the varsity tryout last
Tuesday the records made by some of
the men were close to state marks, but
the team as a whole does not balance
up well.
Captain Jacobs is in form again
and should annex his four events, the
two hurdles and the two jumps. How
ever, he has close competition in all
these events. Edwards Is pushing him
in both the high and low hurdles and
Brown, a freshman. beat Jacobs one
half inch In the broad jump In the
tryouts. In the weights the Sooners
will be represented by Anderson, Kite
and Minton. These three men are
throwing the discus, shot and ham
mer for good distances. but Haven
strife Of the Aggies has made better
throws with the hammer than any Of
these three. With only trifle Of i'm
promevent Lee Field, versity main
stay In the distance events, ought to
wipe out the present state record for
the half mile. Field has twice made
the double lap of the quarter-mile
track in 2:01, which is within one-half
second of the record which has been
held for several years by Potter of
A. & NJ. Fields running mates In the
distance events will be- Edwards and
Ames.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
WANT SUNDAY WORK
TO BE ABOLISHED

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
LONDON. April 6.-The abolition OF
all Sunday work in munition factories
Is strongly urged by the General Fed
GRAFTON Of Trade Unions in a resolu-
tion. copies OF which are being sent
to government officials and to all em-
plOyers OF labor.
The management committee OF
the federation" says the resolution,
has evidence of serious physical and
mental overstrain and increasing sick
ness rates, and 1t believes that the ag-
gregate output Of munitions OF war
would be increased II labor and ia
cllities were properly organized and
proper rest periods provided.
The committee has evidence that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

cases OF breakdown. due to overwork
nave occurred In some Of the factoriea
in the north. Among girl workers.
who have been required TO work az
nigh pressure, falnting fits nave been
common.
In one case where II VISA alleged
that l2O employees OF a munitions fac
tory did not turn up to work on Mon
day. we have discovered that a large
number OF them were teetOtallers and
workers in the temperance movement.
and they had simply stayed at home
TO catch up on their necessary sleep"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

event was established in 1906 some
record has been broken. Last year
five former state records were broken,
the most notable ono in the high jump
when Flynt. Of Chandler, crossed the
bar at 8 feet y inch.
Fraternity and boarding houses are
arranging to handle the overflow
crowd. Tents will be furnished TO
visiting high school teams, and every
year one or more teams make the trip
to Norman in a special car.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
Leather scarce I'm Germany.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
BASEL. April 6.-On account OF the
scarcity OF leather the Germans are
said to be equipplng their new troops
with knapsacks made OF impregnated
linen. IL Is also said that they are
making use Of large numbers of rifles
and bayonets captured from the
Belgian armies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

tirely or in part during the present
emergency"
Retired doctors are invited to offer
their services. and the younger lee
turers and assistants in the medical
schools and hospitals are asked to
forego their usual Easter holidays or
to substitute for them a change Of
work"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
lis Business.

who's that portly man with tho
prominent stomach7"
Dat am Colonel Soandso, sah," an
swered the courtly colored gentleman
addressed.
And what is his business"
"Jest being colonel. sah."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18
NORMAN The SCENE
OF ATHLETIC WEEK
5000 Students Enter High
School Meet; 0. U. Clash
| es With A. & M.
enscinl 70 The World.

Special to The World.
NORMAN, Okla, April l7:-Next
week will see the staging of the big
gest athletic carnival in the history
OF the university with dual track
meet with Oklahoma A. & M, two
baseball games between the Sooners
and Aggies. and the annual high
school interscholastic meet Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
The dual meet with the Aggies is
the all-absorbing topic since the
Sooner team has not rounded into the
form expected at this time of the year.
Continuous bad weather has kept the
men indoors and since the beginning
The Washington herald., 1915-12-12

use him-with Russia's aid that she must
win him. For the present she must steer
Dick Anthony to Russia-and that SEEM
ed easy. seeing he had booked for Ire
bizond. He was now on the way TO Tre-
bizond: she took care that a mate should
tell him as much In broken English. and
she gathered-observing closely over the
bridge rail.that the information delight
ed him and put him OF his guard.
Savagery Is akin to love In certain ma
lures. Dick was sitting on a coil of
rope, with his head between his hands
sore from a dozen knife cuts, dizzy with
swearing to himself and watching prepa-
rstions being made for the Princess
Olga's comfort.
But not even Andry. who had formed
his opinion Of the princess. and like an
honest Scotsman. held 1t, OWNED her full
intention.
She made Dick no more overtures OF
friendship. nor did she pretend any
friendship for him. The details Of what
she told the captain never transpired,
but she had the field to herself. and q
wonderful imagination in addition to a
sound true basis for romance: she said
enough to bring the Tartar out through
the Russians porous hide.
She was on the bridge. half hidden In
her corner. when Dick essayed to brace
'Can ! haSe quarters for myself and
my man. captain?" he asked, with his
foot yet on the last step up but one.
Get forrard, Get-off-my-bridge"
all the insolence servility knows how to
use Dick glanced at the princess. She
had heard every word OF II and she was
smiling-looking straight in front OF her.
Dicks hand went Into his pocket; You
one would have thought that he was
speaking to an equal.
"Son OF a -! You hear me say.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-12

and hunt for anything infiammable
Search in the dark-don't strike q
match until I tell you"
Obediently as child. and trustins
as q shiidDfor he had seen the light
In, Dicks eyes. and he understood u.
Ahndry h.1dy swung hit weight on ,norl to NJ; ~;
he dropped. and his Voice called. tits
"Is there a ladder there?" asked
AYE. I've ma ham on it," .
Set 1t up. and then come get your
Soon Andry appeared head and
shoulders through the opening, and
sathersd ssIhs In IN his bagpipes as mother
Hurry up. and look for something
that the first thing Andry ran his
nose into in the gloom of the fore
peak was barrel Of petroleum. He
annSunGsG untS;na his sd discovery $, with slee
Waste. sir-hslf a bale o. it
"can you get the plug out of the
barrel?"
AYE. it's DOT. It's runnin' oot."
Let it run. Dip pound or two
Of waste in it."
Can you make torch out of
Andry hunted swiftly. his great arm,
outstretched in the darkness.
Aye" he called presently. I've
Once more Andry's head appeared
above the level of the deck.
Have you the matches safe?''
Aye, in me pooch."
Tune UP, them
Together they filled the leather bags
Of their instruments with wind, while
the Russians watched and wondered.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-12
FOUL OF THE CAR

Then she climbed to the bridge and
talked more than little with the cap
tain. =
England is not the only land that
such man was Usbeg Ali Khan. the
Afghan. II his features were the least
bit Semitic. and his skin light olive,
he was none the less strikingly hand
some on that account.
IL was news Of Pan-Islam move
ment taking root in Egypt that
brought him to Alexandria and Cairo.
He found himself one Of the many
-all waiting for leader
On the whole he enjoyed Egypt.
But he grew weary of it's peace. and
he was ready for a move on 10 Mo-
lion was simmering beneath French
rule. He had sold his horses and was
inauiring about passage when the
word went around that she" had a
leader ready. So he hurried by train
to Alexandria
Observant. as his countrymen all
are. he admired Dick Anthony and
Dicks giant attendant in the street
Some time ago he had decided in his
She" who paid and issued orders: but
he did not connect her and Dick An
thony and Andry and the past and fu-
nights when Dick and Andry burst
into the crowded room like revolu-
ton loosed. and he and a hundred
more conspirators knew that instant
lead and they dared follow.
When Dick swung the auivering blade
above his head In proof of ownership. IL
had been Usbeg All Khan who shouted
..Zindabad Anthony Shah" He had led
the answering shout; Long live King
Anthony!' Last to leave the room at
Her" bidding. he had stood nearest to
the door, He had seen Dick rip Her"