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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
ENLARGED JAIL
FOR OPPONENTS
Former Terrc HAute Police Omfirial
NOs Mayor Rushed Construction
Of Cells Before Election

INDIANAPOLIS, March 23 TcHi.
mouy " John + Nugcu1 today AT the
trInl u the Torrc Huurr election ,7,sr,
here pointed ouf Mayor bonn NJ Rob.
"rts as the iu-tgator or the one who
approved the acts the federal govern
mcnt contends resulted BOO corruptiug
the Tcrrr llautc election Of Inst 40
Ncmb"r Nugcnt, forurr assistant
chief NJ police. has pleaded guilty
Today b" rclutrd his part in the al
legged conspiracy In voice scarcely
audible.
Roberts told me be- did not want
anybody uu the board bee could not
mndlc.' testified Nugrur iu telling Of
the part he played In preventing the
regularly chosen election board for
the TaylowIlIr precinct from serving
lie told me 10 see Joe Jcffrrs url
him to select the board and See that
It served
Nugrul said Jeffers. who has plead
ed guilty. sclecyted the board and
framed the arrest of the progressive
members and that Roberts ordered
the member, held IN the detention
cells
/ Mayor Roberts" continued IN,
/ witness ordered the construction ol
the detention cells, short time be
fore the election. saying Wen huy,
. Il rush about then
Nugrnt said the cell. were flllrt
the night before election with election
Officials and workers. opposed to IN,
-Rohcrt> machine
ttr,aI,u testified Sheriff Drnnh
Shea. d defendant. released from Jai
Joseph lirCtSchr and armed him witt
an automatic pistol aud club. United
States District Attorney DALEY %,
serted that "Brct~uhr is "a well know
burglar gunmun and murderer Nu
gent stated that Shea told him Bert
schuc had worked iu the Chicago rlrc
lionS aud was good man tu huy,
around the polls
The former puicr official WIS ask
ed about Moran. II was brought ru
that Moran had served on "a Sixth
ward registration board
DO YOU mean lu shy man Witt
such reputation served on the regis
trHtiOu board Judge Andersen
asked
Yes your honor replied Mr lWi
lcy In view of the evidence ulroad,
introduced do NOT think your homo
should be surprised at anything dom
over there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
RUSSIAN GENERAL EXTENDS
CZARS THANKS TO AMERICANS

PErROGRAD. March - General
kamorotf, acting as Il special ennis
snry from Emperor Nicholas, visited
the American hospital In petroprsd to.
day, accompanied hy two members "
the imperial staff He was received
by the American ambassador George
T Marye, Jr, the embassy stuff and
the president NJ the hospital
On behalf " the emperor General
Kamoroff thanked the Americans for
their assistance in caring for the Rus
sian wounded. Twenty patients stood
NJ attention during the ceremony.
Three Were decorated by fha general
for bravery In action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
ITALY NOT SUFFERING FROM
SHORTAGE or FOOD-PREMIER

ROME. via Paris. March 2i BE
fore the adjournment Yesterday of
the chamber Of deputies until MAY H.
Premier Salandra declared the gov
crument did not intend 10 rule with
out parliament but that n vacation
was necessary that the cabinet might
center It's attention on present inter
national and Internal questions
Contrary tu the assertions II so
rinllsuc members. the premier said
the country Is not suffering from
shortage NJ food nnd such eNaggerate,
statement, created wrong impress
sion abroad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
ELECTRIC RAILWAY PROMOTER
Is SENTENCED TO PRISON

JERSEYNIILE, March 2S- Edgar
Nj Davis, president Of the Alton.
jacksonville aud Peoria Electric rail.
rond was sentenced Monday to an In
dotcrminatc term " one to fourteen
years In the Illinois state prison at
Chester
lie had been convicted of appropri-
olng $4,000 from the property of bis
mother m.law, Mrs Anna Cross OF
Jcrseyvlllc, for whom he was trus.
tee The Cross estate was wiped out
in the promotion OF the electric rail
way.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
MASONS COMING HERE
state Grand Chapter Will Meet Here
April 20 for COnclave That viii
Continue During Four Days.

The Grand Chapter Of the Royal
Arch MHsons VI oklahoma will con.
ycnc at the Lee IIuckius hotel here
on April - for series uf meetings
that will last until April -. In.
cOrporatcd In these meetings will bc
held the annual rowOcAtiou " the
Grand Chapter, the annual convention
NJ the Order Of High Priesthood the
order Of assembly of the Royal Select
Masters an dthc annual ruucluyr NJ
the Grand Commmdery NJ Knight,
remplar
The grand Officers of these orguui
latlunS have reserved the royal suite
Of the hotel for their headquarters
This suite consists Of -four purlurs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
WOMAN LIVED AS A MAN
TO SUPPORT WIDOWED SISTER

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. March 23-
The death Of Miss Florestlnc Alher.
tine Beaudoin whose body was found
In Williamsett Saturday night, reveal
ell that she had lived disguised M a.
man for four years Che resided with
her sister Mrs Mary LuCmppcnp
and AZ Albert Beaudoln" worked In
the paper mills " Holyoke.
The only motive suggested ff her
long masquerade In that she could
earn more money ny a man for the
support Of herself and her slster who
u widow Her death was due TO
heart trouble
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
PRESIDENT WILL NOT ENTER
FACTIONAL DEMOCRATIC FIGHT

WASHINGTON, March 30 - The
president has no attention OF lnterfer.
Ing In factional differences between
Democrats In New York and Pennsyl
yania. He told callers today that he
thought that the people Of each state
wera able to look after their own AZ
fairs 80 =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
OFFICERS COMMISSIONED
BY NEW FRENCH DECREE

PARIS, March 2S.-An official de
cree was promulgated today bestow.
ing commissions on Officers In the
French army as follows:
E"Fifty lieutenant colonels slXty.six
majors, 81 captains, 200 lleutenants
nnd 40 second lieutenants."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
PRESIDENT BREAKS HIS RULE
VISITS SENATOR WHO Is ILL

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Presi
dent Wilson today visited Senator
Shivcly " Indiana. who has been IN
several weeks The president rarely
ever visits any one.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
HAITIAN CONDITIONS VERY
UNCERTAIN; FORTS REPORT

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Former
Governor Fort of New Jersey who has
been investigating conditions in Haiti
for President Wilson, made his final
report today and II was received at
the cabinet meeting II was under.
stood that the pictured conditions In
Haiti was very uncertain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
THEY TAKE L. s. SHIP
Berlin Reports That British Deprive
Americans Of Ships Command and
Threaten TO Ram Submarine.

BERLIN, March -. The follow
ing announcement was made today
by the Overseas Nrws Agency:
Captain Hansen aud First Off.
Ger JANSEN, both American citizens
of the American steamer OlcsOn
while nOrthward ~ Scotland un Il
voyage from Savannah to Bremen
were deprived NJ command by off
GERS and men " the British auxiliary
cruiser Celtic, who boarded the ship.
The British declared their intention
" sinking II German submarine II
opportunity presented by ramming It
with the American steamer
shipping records give no Ameri.
can steamer Olson There IL Swed
ish steamer Consul OLSON which
sailed from Savannah FOR Hrlsing
borg, Sweden ON January ~ under
command " Captain S,rombcrg. The
Consul Ollson was disabled at sea
and was towed to Barbados. arriving
there on February 3.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
Plumbing Repairs. Hutch Wal. 1914

The 1915 wheat acreage has been
Increased more than lj0,OOO acres over
lOll according to information ohtnln-
rd ~ the board NJ agriculture. while
This information is obtained from 30
counties Il is reasonable to say that
Mi, Increase win be- made grcutrr
when the actual acreage NJ the whole
state hns been learned Reports com
Ing iu 10 the board show that the
wheat b, In fine condition all over the
state. ana present indications are that
the l0l5 crop will br greatly I'm cY
rr-- NJ the record breaking crop Of
last Ncur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
The following Officers were :

elected at the annual meeting held
MONDAY " the oklahoma Gas and
Electric company: H. NJ RyUrsbl,
Chicago president A. S. Hury chi
cago. vice president. T. n. Tilunm
OklnhOmn CITY, Vice president Henry
Wlllmerlng oklahoma city. chief ur
romiunt The officers compose the
board Of directors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
Oklahoma Hives u thc Order of In,

TNdy Mnccabccs viii meet IN ms cIty
AUrll ~ nnd II for The annual state
convention ~ their order Arrungc
mrul> huNc been made Tor entertain
mcul NJ the visiting delegate at the
Lee lIucklns hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
The Elks lodge viii giye Am infornaI

dane" "Wednesday evening. March 81,
at the Elks home lG - West Main
street The hours are from q uutu -
o'clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
Oklahoma Knights Of pylhI.--.I

convene for their annual state runvru>
iion here on May 10, II aud T. Frank
Donnelly ~ Prague, Oh. grand chan
ccllor OF the order, was here In person
today aud made arrangements with
the Lee-lIurkins hotel management
for the affair A monster meeting Ia
looked forward to by the members "
the local order and magnificent prep
uIntiOns are being made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
Lucy Marsh, April l3th.-Ady

Mrs Emma HatshOrnc yesterday
sued Eugene Ilur'-hurur for sufficient
nllmouy To allow her TO carry an m
'nor"--ful divorce ruer TO the supreme
court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Company will

hold a dry goods convention nt the
Lee Hucklns hotel from April a TO
April 30 Wclusive All sample rooms
at the Lee Huckins have been resery-
ed for these days when the agents and
statesmen of the company Will meet
here for n biz sample display for their
patrons In this aud adjoining states
In the southwest An enormous crowd
~ statesmen and retail dealers Is px
pectcd to be present at this conycn
ton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
The Oklahoma State Association Of

Master Bakers has made arrange.
ments with the management NJ the
ee-lluckins hotel for reservations for
convention Of the organization 10 hr
held here May H. n aud 10 otto h.
Schmidt NJ Oklahoma city. the sccre-
tHry Of the organization. is In charge
OF the convention Plans for mon.
stcr banquet ARE under way
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
COlIeelor Of Internal Re,enue RoIrr

is temporarily mid up with grippe
lint expects To be- huck ar his desk
ugHin tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23

The Young Mems Democratic club
will have a luncheon IN the basement
Of the Colcord building Wednesday
noon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23

Hereafter the Postal lnion rate "
D cents for the first ounce and thrrr
cents for cnch additional ounce or
Traction thereof VIII apply o letters
unified (" Gcrmuuy says Postmaster
Eastman owing to the European war.
there viii hr uo direct service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23

The girls Of 81. Luke's Sunday
school believe In making hay while
the sun shines, figuratlvely speaking
Not that the excellent home mnde
candy which they are selling during
the state Sunday school convention
bears any resemblance TO dried grass
only the quotation seemed apt, But
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
SANTA re -NORrHBouNp.

rom Amarillo, Woodward. Alya.
klova Enid and Guthrie. dnuJlO so an
FRISCO LINES INBOUND
iOvernor from Nuskogee aud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
Wednesday Morning Sales, 9 10 II

soc Shadow Iaces 25c
10 pieces Of beautiful Shadow
lncc- In very dainty patterns of
rose. flower. Ideal u.. for dainty
spring underwear unI trimmings,
widths ~ iurhr- lD d. inches For
Wednesday mormn. % ro f. 0Eo
mly these 80. 1w- url EJO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
The Oklahoma Electrical Medicine

liams had approved 25O senate bills,
house bills and resolutions of all
kinds needing his approval all OF
which were passed by the present
legislature. There are ,rvcral more
not having reached him as vet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22

On graft 0amper 9rano. 9lle
re6Oet ouIiiar. 9}oUa Scotia. %.
Seot 5ieIge ct 8aoioteIe9ram er
BEN arpife Camper p9lt6inaia, ira
9tem gorf til pirpus. fomnet /
9rauo oaa 0aDet paa 1854 uoroti5
9reooe % 5S.47 oeitIig 2angoe.
9osiaaerer % @an0ifab er otaget
ON 9oro / 0amperen - Iu5cania9
Al andorlinieu o. oct 5rPuoenoe
Sfib er ooerldot til i'm Sfpbne.
yat5iuai" iorfo0 Rem 9orf 10.
ite 8orsoag. 0et haDoe iltIo Gait,
men ioa gasiagerer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22

enifgen her 5oloe u~Bgoomsiet %
See Cream SociaI" airtens
eaienlent. Der oil 6lioe 5not
paa 4 soOt 9rogram meo 9atcr
% gang llnge % 8amIe ~ino59oes
ber1eo oenligit til oe1ne ieitiige
Sammetomit
- 3la 2oroaa otfe 1aae l.fida
,. Ofto6er, oil BAT 0ieller be.
gua0e aoafirmauomoeruf STING,
@goeiteo 9rqite6oli1en 1iom 81
10 6ormf0Oo3.
Dor lofale arig er ilnftets
ON Ereoea 6liper paril. ton 1i life
iige @9m or Chen Ieperer Oct GAM.
le eleftriife aompn9ui baaoa 2os
on Strait oa }lrbeioet p1a 9nens
egef eleftriife anlPa er leHopta1et.
Q}aaife Del az gaar, moth 9aen
ororer aompalniet III n ta9e iiHe
Goiter 90 Sraa0e a &eien % I'll
I Def 5ele ta5et at pate ianmlen
og fortrrffe, % bpem oeo. ON Som.
lpalniet lite ogiaa / iaa GilialOe
moes BET ftoaeit Al tale ireoeIia
afifeo.
- DR.. E. P. Ireland, 0steopath,
first door east of P. o. Both
Phones.
= lln3oomsiorenin8en a8ter At
ai5oloe ct a0eaO Better 0ffiee" ID.
ialg on See Cream SoriaI@ / air-
fens arput 6reoa1 aiten Den 81.
Sept. til 6oroeI Tor 5%a5ithaiore.
ningen % ltn1oomsioreuiugeas 9i-
6Iiotef. Batter til lloial9et moota-
9es meo 5af hos Robertions aGe
Batter irI9es for 10 Cts, % Der
Dor pore 8proi ior 9en9ene.
81 ieitliat 9rogram er %arran9eret
Tor 9luleOningen.
Aae or oelfomne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
.Oaniferen"
OusOos Den p. september 1915.
Blair, 9sbr.

sioite Smoag 9olotes Der 9r1l.
Iup ! alrfen Der par ) 2 5eOe.
lmos Gatter NINA, Der n1tepieoes
til 5arrg @alter Gang ira Ona-
5a. De to ila1e 0enaeiier BAR bic.
Den fenot omaha, 60or De 5e8Be
tilb8rer Dor 0anif lut5erife 9ieai8-
beo. ri Sen Brmo uoferte 9ait.
9auriei, iom altiaa til ior 5aaife
aolig BAR 0pret oeres @ruit &ie.-
fen.
efter gielien airfen par Der
.9eceptio4n / Siemnet. 5ooreru-
0eparret fpfeuifeOes a ell itor SLOT
al 5le1tninge % 9enuer. Sen imo0
4iten reiite 9|ruoeparret iaa pr.
9utomobil til Omaha, boorira De
agteoe at 5egioe ia pad 9rpIlups-
reiie til 8enoer. Colorado, ian1nie
aiten. 2offe paa Geiienl %
epffe og 6errens 8eIiignelie 3ennem
Sioetl
Senf ianme 4fteu. benimoO
glionat. fom to Bar til Dor preOe
gountp 0omners 6iem % oiloe
Rgtepies = iom 1i iorita1r SAFER
% Sen Ga Otooer % Gatter. De to
garnle oct enc Bar % De liige bet
anoet Bar. 0ommeren funoe imio-
Iertio fife pie Oem Senoaa. men
aDi5 Be finoe oente til efter Mio-
nat - iaa. 90, men imiolertio
eff ben gamle 0fano rlnot / oor
ytsrre" 30 Ga ble0 unoerlig til
gas I Sopeoet. iaa Der mar fife
oar 6lepet noget al 8ielien. Men =
6iitorien er baaOe FOR norton %
for isrgelig til at iortPae uOfsr-
ii8l Den siDer en- iimpel aommen-
tar til Be mango israelige SfiIs.
mister I bette 2ano.
5reoag 4iten I 0enne ltge.
nItiaa 0bermorgen, oil llng6omsfor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
gnbstienefer
0Iair.

Ssnoae- SsnSnesitoIe 81
9.15. @uostieneite at. 1890 SIN
o. qI. 8 Gften.
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WdsiiOnsmOOe

8er0ua febr.
Sra ben t5.-f7 0ho6er af9oloes 0iisiionsmeoe geroua.
@rPferne gfsoafL @a3oo, Ae6r; aislter, glar, 4e6r, % am1o-
len, 9eresioro. 2 1af. bar Iooe AZ oetage. Stlreien0e sr bier.
teIig oeItommea % 6eOes met0e Osres aomme til mr.. U. z q.
nnonien, garoaa, Qebr.
9aa 9et3aaia g~ieaig6eos @e5ne. g. z R05tn6era.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
GDe
81. q. Roofen:

81. Q. Roofen:
Subs arpinger" 49,. 10
eanrits Beterfen:
Dozen oe 9ioet~, in6b..... 100
QTfert @icorb:
sYeeo W1ino os Ben" ogU
mob. bper =. .......... so
Sfooe..g eterfen:
~WenneTfeififfeIier" Rp1teita-
mentIie Serie ! in6b. =. 80
OIfert Riear6:
Sob. @st8febe:
~Sr9f at en- ipff g9ftefies-
Siftorie" =. ........ go
OIfert Riearb:
yJererntds >. ....... liz
Olaf Roe:
Den 9Iofte Neniateb4 Ri
fhis 5ro~ ;. :. ........ ~
~Rortprer1, en- Sortenina ON
Nornon.H96Nerne, III. =. 90
Tan. 2irtb. EarbI. enrte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22

Ssu0aesifole bper Senoag 81.
10. Donif 8uostieneite /. o. 3.
Smoag / boer Naaneo 5ormiooog
81 Il. engeIif 8uostieneite 2. %
1. Ssnoag / boer Raaneo 6ormio.
0a1 n II.
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Wlisiionsmpoe

Gor0op1, Rebr.
Sra PA. 0fto5er ai6oI0es @isiionsmsoe cor 6reiers
Nien35eo. RrIiterne Frs5enieu, Soar Sails. 5a. Sc Qeterien.
0aane6ro5. 4e5r, % III. anfer. 2iucola, Ge5r, bar looet at
OeIa8e ea 5erteGe 5nobnoeIe til @enner. Meo uoertesneoe
eoers aomme
Qad MeBig6eoens 9egne. 6. :. Rofenbera
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22

Ornm; @nostieneite L % 3. Ssn-
Gag / bo2r Waane0. 81. 1890 Scr.
miOong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
6usbOlOerife.

CAN'T mi00elalorenoe gnfe meo en-
II aar gammel Sgn snifer BIaos.
Rrs. Gbriitine 0erbp.
1900 Bro ct. z. G., Canton. O6io.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
MisiiOnGr !. I. NieIiens Neiieplan.

9iaion Gitp, @ebr. q. Sept; = 0anae6ro5. %. sept
Guiding, "a Sept; 9uiftn, %. Sept; gor0ooa o. grroua, 81
IS. Sept; 9tnoiag % @enoa, 30. Seot - I. 0t.; stapIe6nrt
3. 0fto6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
Bogpaffe Nr. is
b sube gbser - allie / MT "a net
gnpbinb.

b Bpbe Bbger - allie | NIT og mel
gapbinb.
1. SfoDgnoro- geterien: 9roens Be
tponing for ben, Der bill frem |
8eroen.
IL. q. .. Waoien: Din grooers
| Blob. On 5ortaaing.
|3. aobentfIotfer. 6 5ortaainger al
@rnit @pers.
IA. 9eoops Snap. On SiItorie ON en-
raft greng.
.. Sire Sort9uineer for gsrn, Of
forffeIIiee 5~orfattere.
Filiammen 664 Siber, soo, iun6
og fansiIenoe 2asnins = oprin.
beIie gosIaoepris $3.50 - tiIbp.
oes Der oe inotiI pioere for fun
81. 90 - frit tiIfenot enbper aores-
fe.
Dan. 2utb. BubL &oufs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22

Risiionsmg0e
boI0es, 0l @uO, gor 5relcrs Meuia6eo, stapIe5urit, Qebr.
ia. 0ttO6er. Bore 5emmeoarenoe "Reminiscences, ga.
flor u 5c5ult3, Sampton, % for5aa5entia andre oil tale ue0
NeOet. enb0er er bierteIis oeItomnen.
:. 81. 9auien, Stape6urit, Re5r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
30 fsfionsme0e..

RtSftonsme6e
9et5ania gaenigbeo Spenar % ct 9auli Renia6eo,
Rora Tor Spencer, 5a, af6oI0er Nisiionsmeoe 81 Otbr.
genner ira iiern os nar inobpoes trrligit.
9ao 1enigbeOens gesne. 9enrn u. Sanfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
Stf.nstssrdin
0aisiionsmsoe

af5o6es Bethesda @ento5eO. @oor9eao. "a, IN l5.-t7. e.
to5er. Som D 5ipIo os. at oi5e 01soer maa 5lee I'll me5cn @eI.
fgnelie, IA it9 ) fife toeme 'ar3roes. en- fprl5 5a%o5poeie
I'll ale. ION oil pGre m0.
Boa Q~eai86eoens 9eaae. & 6oufea
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-09-09

him Black Bart
Wasn't he a awful desper't' sort OF
pirate?"
He is said to. have been"
ut sounds like awful desper't'
name" said Jimmy. like as though
he'd fill up his ship with captured
maidens and put all rivals to the
sword.'
Such indeed, shipmate," said I,
was his reputation"
WELL" concluded L'Olonnois, I'VE
couldn't think o. any better name'n
that because we know that is just
what you would do"
$50, then. my reputation was advanc-
ingD
1--WE must be an awful long ways
from home." ventured L'Olonnois after
a time.
Hundreds Of miles our good ship
has plowed the deep and as yet has
raised no sail above the horizon" ad-
mitted.
drew from my pocket map and a
compass. the latter mostly for effect.
since knew very we'll the bed of our
river must shape our course for many
mile. On the map pointed out how
presently our river would run into a
lake into which also ran another river
and would emerge on the other side
much larger. l showed them that down
that other river, as down mine. logs
used to float from the pine forests
many of my fathers logs, of ownership
said to be piratical-and showed how
presently this stream would carry us
into one of the ancient waterways
down which millions Of wealth in tim
Der have come. and explained about
the wild crews of river runners who
once ran the RATS down that great
highway and into the greater highway
Of the Mississippi whence men might
in due time arrive upon the Spanish
main
us there any way fellow can get
across from Lake Michigan into the
Mississippi river?" demanded Lafitte.
who was of practical turn of mind.
and on the map showed him all the
old trails Of the fur traders. explorers
and adventures, French and English.
who had discovered our America long
ago. whereat their eyes kindled and
their tongues went dumb.
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"Drop that!' I said to him quickly.
but hope not angrily. "Call him off,
Jack!" cried to LATTE at the same
time.
The sound of conflict ceased as Par
tial was persuaded to release his fallen
foe. and the latter disappeared, with
more wisdom as to attacking band of
pirates. His owner, however. was not
so easily daunted He still advanced
toward Partial, and, as l still inter-
vened, he made vicious side blow at
me with his club.
It all happened almost in the twin
king of an eye. Here, then. was an
adventure. and before the end Of our
second day!
With certain joy met my foe. cir
cled with him. exchanged blows with
him-unequally. it is true, for I was
cool as though trying a case at law.
and he was very angry. so that he got
most Of my leads and but few of his.
albeit Earring me enough to make my
ears sing and my eyes blur somewhat.
although of pain I felt no more con-
scious than fighting dog. The turf
was soft underfoot and the space wide.
so that we fought very happily and
comfortably over perhaps hundred
feet of country, first one and then the
other coming in. until at last had
him so we'll blown that he stood. and l
bethought me of trick of my old
boxing teacher and stood before him
with arms curved wide apart, inviting
him to come into what seemed
good opening He rushed, and my fist
caught him on the neck. He straight
ened to finish me. but l stopped and
brought my right In u round arm blow
full and hard into the small of his back
and at one side. 1t sickened him, and
before he could rally stepped behind
him, and, having no ethics save the
necessity of subduing him, caught up
his arm by the wrist and. slipping un-
der it with my shoulder, pulled it down
till he howled: trick. only one of
many, which Hiroshimi patiently had
taught me.
"Come here, jack" I ordered, "and
you. too. Jimmy. Do you see how l
have him?''
They agreed. Its peach" said
LATTE make him holler."
mo-" l replied, easing of the strain
on the wrenched arm: "he has already
'hollered.'"
Yes. sure 'nuff. huff. hang vel" cried
our captive. who now was in mortal
terror and much contrition. "I4emme
go!''
"Certainly." assented. I'VE did not
ask you to come and do not want you