davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30
SEEM ulm, Minneoa Greitag ben 90 Sui, 1915.

8aifagieren> Die i1iifo1ee oieies l1eber,
neigens IN Mngit geraten paren,
ebenfaus nod Ser Steuerborofeite
oeS Dnmpfers eilten Inn 5l1 ieben,
cb etmos. paiiiert iei, ienfte iib Ser
|Dampfer 70 itdrf,' BOB er in penigen
Mnl1te1 gar5 u11o gar 1tmfippte uno.
Ianf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30
BftdJe 8ente
Der 9rntIdJf,t+

:
gerlin, 26. Snli. Ser Bie-
ner &prreipunoent Der u6ranf-
furter 3eitnne" meloet bente
1norsen, oaR Die bentiden @er-
biinbeten ieit be1u ID. Snli
1926 Rniieu gefansen ge-
nomme1 baben. slnkerbem
tpnrben Al @eidiike nnb 141
Maidinengeluebre nnb cine
rieiige Menge BON &riegsma-
terial aller Mrt erbentet.
. .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30
SIT lt116ufrieoel1.
9eutide Hreiie 8eibt @ilian
Der Earteilidteit.
3ontntentare an letter gfott.

Berlin, 26. Suit. gabbe,H o
8ortIaut ser leBten a1nerifaniibm
Mote eri6ienen, mebren iid Sis
aonmentare gu 0erlelben in nar
oeutfden Rrelie. @ie fino fa{t ans'
nabn1slos Ger Mniidbt, oaB BrdfoeH
8iIfon ietne 8efugniife ertfdaehsn
iiberi9reitet penn er berlunge DAB
Deuti6Iano ieinen ltnterieebootfraaa
ibn1 gu @efallen anfgebe, oeun, a'
gen oie @on1n1e11tare, bieie 5oIAe.
rung lei ser &ern oes in Ser Na.s
rerlangten SbuBes filr MmeritnneTy
ielbft nenn 1te iid) ouf feinollhan
5biffen in Ser &riegssone betanoea-
,Die ugoiiiide 3eitung" fagt eoiae+
riea folgenoeS:
uDie 8eigerung, Dentinimi0s
praftiide 8ori6lage sam S9use
amerifaniider @aiiagiere at'snae
men, 5eigt oen gdn5li6en Maaga
an Bereittpiuigfeit, ben 6el,tldm
Stanopn1ft 5u periteben. -@s IL
natiirli9 lpabr, 6aB 6ie &rieg iibs
renoen BoIfer Die &e6te Der -9eeaaa
tralen u9ten n1iiiien, aber natiirlads
nur unter Ser 8orausiebung, oaB
oie geeutraIen ibre 8iirger nidt G
2agen geraten lalienL mo 9bnb aa
n10gIi6 iit.
v@ieg iiber Sen Sein6 iH Sic .er5
uno groBte Notlpenotgfeit fiir ienm
straightforward. 9teienigen
6iele Mufgabe, 6en 9ieg iiber An
Jeino, nebr erid1peren als os
@0lferre6t es beretts tut, lnterpi
gen Sen Sein0. Ser 2anofries bsh
reutli6 ge3etgt, 0ab Gini6ranfRa
gen nottpef6ig iino. Cine 9erian,
sic in elmer belagerten G5s
bleibt ODER iib in ben gereid aaR
@enebrfeuers begibt bat feinen
Mnipru6 ouf Sen 5bub ibrer Rar
| gierung. Wenn 9eutidIano ausss
fets fib nit Jren0e Der ars,eriE
nii9en Sreun0i6oft erinnert, 4o
n1iiiien mir 0o6 geiteben, Dab nazsp
mebr sic @ren5e Ser ga6giebigf
errei6t tporDen lit.
Wien, 26. Suli. @fe .9aeus 5r.s
preFe" ertldrt, bab es ibr Ea
mDgli@ fei, gu beriteben, tDesbas
bic Ser. @taaten Deutf6lanbs qsoss
f4lag gum @6ube ameri1anAdn
8iirger 5uriidmiefen, unb, sobsleid
fe, bic Ser. @taaten, Die a1lnters
leBli9feit Der ameritanif@en Gee=
reifenben eritrebten, ii@ tpeiseraea,
bic 5ur @rret9ung biefes 3ie1es ses
mo9ten prattif@en @ori4ldg Qlsr
5unebmen. rGs 1T etne .5rase,"
| fogt bic 3eitung, uob bieielbe 9mss
nddigfeit England gegeniiber 9esets
tperben tpiirbe."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30
@ngliit9e fyall@beit.
9dniider @anoelsoampier war
eu9lif6es &riegsi@if.
9entldes 5andbpot entfaut.

Berlin, 26. Suit. @or einigen
9agen bat fi@ Elm @reignis in Der
Norbfee 3ugetragen, bas ben bentz
fden @tonbpuntt, baB engli1he 9an<
belsbampfer, tpetl fie meiitens be-
maffnet iinb, bor bem 4ngriff bur&
beut19e Saudboote nt4t getparnt
tperben t0nnen, bur4 5atfa4en auf.
re@t. erbdlt unb ieine Ri4tigteit be-
tpeit.
9ie .Sages5eitung" brtnst einen
antliden 8eri6t bem3ufolge am
20. ssSuIi morsens II 1br in elmer
ntfernung bon 18 Meilen bonn
5irtb Of 6ortb Elm Deutides Inter
ieeboot einen 9ampfer, Der bic ba<
niide 5lasge fiibrte, onbielt. rpl0Bz
lid,4 hetbt es in benz 8eri4t,1 : err
0ffnete 6er 9ampfer nit 5tpei Sc
fduben 1euer, Na4 Der eriten @alz
be tDurbe 6te bdnif6e lylaase berz
untergebolt, unb bas 5euer tpurbl
fortgefeBt phne bob cine gloaee
fdtbar sepeien mare. @rf mad
Der fiinften pber fe@ifen @albe muir
be Bic britii4e 5lagge gebfbt. 9os
9au9boot enttam benz Nnsrifi
gliidli9."
Baron Mi9elbam bat $4,000
8elobnung als Preis fir ben erfen
Zeppelin ausgefeBt, Der bon engli=
e
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30
G1l9lan0 anttuortrt.
J, Droers in GOuneil" fir o.
ieblih erfldrt.
9ie ueue slnifaiinug.

Mofbineton, 26. Suli. Die VIZ
ipprt grpBbritanniens auf bic anns
rifanif9e Rpte bonn 80. Mdr5, sn
Der bic Ser. .@taaten gegen Die tas
England erlaf1ene u0rbers in grna
cir, bur6 Die Der neutrale 9aaas
itarf gu lei0en bat, proteitiertfn, q
baute morsen bier eingetroffEea
gnglanb beftebt IN feiner Nnfnur
barauf, bob Die pDroers IN eosaH
eli iih nit ben 5aBungen bes gsH
ferredtes beden, obglei6 Is nle
ausgefaloifen lei, bob iie psint nssas
Nuffaf7ung BON grin5ipien iuf,
bierten1. gn9lanb perlangf ssI
man IN Wafhington bic ialrtf
grfldrung fur bic r1teue elufT
fung abuarte unb bob bas
eeben Gnglanos bnrh gntf deiausa
oes gunbesgeriates aufredt rhaIau
tpiirbe.
Die prdfOentenz a1lnnnI
Der Republi gbile traten geiern sH
{amme1l, u1lo eripdbIten nit eiuEr
aMaipritdt bon flint 5ti1nnen
2uis San Jnentes 5uun rd Ioeaiz
5ber Nepublit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30
Menn 1tene Spfer oeltt'
i9er Gan@boote+
9arunter Elm Mmerifauer.

2pnbon, 26. Suit. Der amerl<
tonifde Dompfer r2eelanatp", Der
am 8, Suli nit elmer 2abung Jlads
BON Mr6angel, Rublanb, mad Bel
fa1t, England obfnbr, tpurbe beufe
mprgen an bet norbpefli4en &ufte
bon @9Dttlanb BON einem beutf4en
lnterieeboot tprpeoiert unb berfentt.
9lue N2itglieber Der 8emannung
tpurben gerettet unb in ibren eigez
men 8ooten nod &irfpal, Gngz
Lamb, gebra4t.
Ser u2eelanatp par @igentum Der
r2eelanap @teamfbip g." in Seem
gorf, ST bieB friiber n@arnmaa" !,
Ser 9ampfer mar 280 5uB long
unb fabte 1924 Sonnen,
2onbon, 26. Suli. Ser britil6e
Dampfer n@ran9epoob", 1922 Sonz
nen grob, Der f9 auf ber 5obrt BON
9opre, 5rantrei@, na9 Mr9angrl,
Rublanb, befanb. tpurbe beute NOR
gen in ber Norb5ee bon einem 5eutz
19en unterieeboot berfenft. 9ie
Mannf@aft purbe in 2erpid,
@9ottlanb, gslanoet.
2pnbon, 26. Suli. Na9 einer
ldngeren paufe baben beutl6e I'm
terfeeboote ibre berni@ten0e Satigz
felt in Der Norbiee pieber aufge<
nommen, unb feben Dompfer fielen
t6nen gum Spfer. Inter ibnen Be-
finbet ild Der nabe3u 1000 Sonnen
groBe ruiit14e 9ompfer rRnbo=
MIA, befen ltntergong bereits sez
melbet tpurbe. sSn Der Ndbe Der
@tene, &po bic uRubonia1 1anf, bpd
i'm Norben @9Dttlanbs, ipnr6e au9
Der englif6e Dampfsr rJirtb" tori
pebiert unb ber1e1ft. Beibe befanz
ben 1i9 auf benz Wege na@ 2lrdan<
gel, Rublanb.
Gin fron3Diif1er 9ampfer, na<
mems n9onae", tpurbe bon einem
! beutf9en 5ou9bppt I'M aanal an
gegriffen unb na9 fl1r5em Sample
;. perienft. 9ie Mannfdoften ber
genannten @6iffe pur0en alle ge@
rettet, Cine fpdtere Melbung be-
fagt boB mebrere peripnen bonn
Danpfer nsJyirtb1 get0tet ppresE'
! ieien, bo4 fonnte bie1e Melbung
/ ni6t befdtigt tperben.
Wier englifde @6leppneb6ompfer,
n9enrp gbarles1 rRatbleen uMez
/ ttbttA unb uProfper1 purben II Der
| NDrbfee perienft. Die Mannf6afz
/ ten tpurbelr gerettet.
N6onniert alf Sic Stem lllm SOFT,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30
,,Galais, Dat,n Uriepen. (
Raiier @ilbelm iua auf CHM
mo Anr GsfnAf \ pffcftpff
tftp hpr q

paris, 26. Snli. ssSSn paris finbet
Elm angebli9er MusIpru9 oes oentz
i9en aaifers, in Dem 0iefer erflarf
babe, baB na9 Ser Ginnabme boE5
galais l1r1o Warfddu Der Jriebe
fonmen rniii1e, groBe 8eadtung. DIR
Rppenbagener Meloung aufolge babe
Der Scatter Die1en Musfpruh tur5 Dor
ieiner Mbreife bon Berlin mad pofen
getan, ais Der groBe 5elb5ng geJen
Marf1 1au eingeleitet nuroe. Der Raiz
ier iou auib gefagt baben, Der 5riebe
miine Bis Weibnahien sefAloi1en
poroen iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30
9ieuer stob.
! @aumtk Mr1tee be-
oroht htr,lliiltbellNiif
1900, 600 &ui1en sefanaen.

1900, 600 @u6en sefanaen.
Berlin, 26. Suit, brabtlos nad
sagpiue, 8. 5. Berlin itebt na4
pie bpr I'M ylaggenidmnf. Seoe
Mielbnng aus benz Often bringt
nene Siege bon lberlualtigenSem
11mfange, unb san5 9entidlano tn-
belt, lueil sic groken Siege alS bic
eriten @orbeoinsnusen fir Ben beik
eriebnten Jrieoen selten. 9}nr ant
benz iab0flid bpn 8aridan gelege'
nen Serrain, an ser @iienbabnltnte
2ublin Gbelm, leiiten Die Hnhen
nod bartnadisen 8iberitana. Mnf
allen iibrisen Seilen Der 6ront
idtpanft bic rniiiide 2inie nnb tuiro
bon allen seiten eingefeilt. Sin.
idlieRIid Der big gum @amstag LETT
ter ISOLDE semadten @efansenen 1T
bic 3abl Der in 9tntdlano nno
binter ben idmar5-gelben Grena-
piablen sefansen gebalten. &nifen
auf :iiber 100000 Maun seitie'
gen, nnb sic 4usitdten, bak bteie
3abl ii@ in ben nad)iten Sasen mte-
oerum san5 beoenteno bermebren
,pirb, iinb entidieben gut.
@eit Dem 8egtnn Der nenen Of'
fenfipe bpr 10 Sagen bis Samstag
mprgen >pnrben Mdt peni9er als
10000 .@efangene gemadt, maIt
renb bic Menge ber 9emadten Ben-
te bisber nid)t aunabernb fat abgc-
idGtt 1uerben f1nntn.
Ser Sal Ser 5eitnnsen &osan nnS
Nnlt1tsf fat etne luettere fir Die
Dentiden bD6it gnnitige Gnttptf-
lung ge5eitigt, 1pie Der geitern ber-
.DffentIid}te beutide &eridt 5eigt.
sWenerul bD11 @aamik' Mr1nee bat
5tuiidJen Ditrulenfa nnb Enltnsf
ben gtare,p=6lnR iiberidritten nnb
nabert iid oem Bug, anf oei1en
iioliden 11fer bic Giienbabn ppn
@aridan nad 8ieloitof nnb Setro-
grab fabrt, Sin meiterere @oritok
Der @aQmib-Mrmee anf bieier Sinte
bebemtet nad bem 9afiirbaltcn oent-
Id)er Milttarfrittfer Sen SpbesitDR
nid)t MIR fir @aridau, fonoern fir
bas @rps ser 3arenarmee, bic meit.
lid POM gug, i'm @aridau=Ser-
rein, feitsebalten mir0. Mnd iiibli@
bpn @aridan unroen bic &nilen
bel 8lonie aus lueiteren Ste4nngen
terbrangt. Ser 8eridt bes bent,
iden @eneraltabeS 5atte fpl9enoen
@prtlant.
v9ie Mr1nee nnter @enearl bon
;; 8nelou beidaftigt fd luabreuo if,
res @orradens UNI Seiia . TluiIe,
iablid bpn &ptunp nnb tn ser @e-
| aeno ppm 9embplup, feds Meilen
nurbDitlid ppn Snipalfi, nit g}ad-
bnteefedten. Sci 9embomp tpnroen
nebrere rnifiide Sdan5en genpm-
men.
[ u9er geareiu SLUT lit anf Der
aan5en grede 5suiiden Sitrplenfa
nno gnlt1tsf iiberidritten 1uurben.
Snb5ilid bon 9snlt,1sf nabern nn-
icre Srnppen iid bem Bng.
/ ugabinenlid bon Gnltrsf 1T trok
oes frGftigen &ioeritanbes oeS
ssetnbes Sic 2inie Maiielsf=@5pipo
erreid)t ipDrben+
| ugnbaueitlid) BON 8lonie iino
,ncbrere feinblide steQnngen ge=
nDmn,et1 ,uproen, luabreuo oireh
iablid bon @aridan Die 9Srfer
i gtanoiugbisfa 1,nO Sa5sar5elp, 10
| N5eilen iiblid DDn 8aridan, ftar-
1nc1toer 5an6 eeno1nmen tuprSen
/ iino.
uDie Gage Der oeatiden Srnppen
an ser fiibOili6en 5ront 1T nnner=
anpert,"
gis gefter1 abenb nm 8 l6r
Nor Die banana Naeific Grpo1tz
tipn Do11 mebr als neun Wlintonen
4 perfonen befuht.
Das frana0fifde arieasbureau
] be{drdnftt iid IN 1einer beute mittag
4 ,,a,nffo,,4ff fSnfpn MrfInr1ft1n n1tf nfe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30

Chicago, 26. Suli. 9eod Den
geiter11 befannt gegebenen amt
Iihen Beri9teu li10 Biz iebt Sic
2eiden bon 905 YerIonen gefl1n0en
poroen Sic BEL 6er guitlono-&ata-
1tropbe I'M Chicago Glub, in un-
1nittelbarer geGbe Set glarf Ctr
Briide, lift 2eben einbiiBten. gttpa
eil1bunoert 2eiden befin0en ii6 nod
I'M SluB, 10 0oB Sic @elant5abl oer
ltngefpn11enen auf etipa 1000 BIS
1900 ongegeben mer6en fann. Sau-
der tporen getern pdbreno beS gon-
aen Soge5 an Der 9lrheit, Inn Die
ei115el11en 9}aume oeS auf Dem
fblanmigen l11o iun1pfigen Booen
Des gbicogo SlulleS rubenoer
9an1pfers 5u unterI Iu6e11. 60
fur9tbar lpirfte ser Mnblicf ber 2e!e
1ell Ste sort gefun0eu tD1roer, Dob
elmer Ser Tnu6er bor gntieben 0e1l
gerfano berlor uno nud Der slrl=
1i6t ser 9ler5te, 6ie i'm III Beban0-
lung nabmen, ME mteoer bergelteut
perDen miro. s8un0eL 6ie an oen
in SEN 9hiffsraumen gefunoenet1
2ei6en entoedt tpurOen laiien nit
geIti111nttbeit 0arauf l6lieben, bab
oie Spfer ber5peifelte 0erlube ge-
n1adt boben niilien, gu entfommen.
@sin6eitens fiinfunolieb5ig 8ro5eni
Ser IN Der ols ten1porares 2eiben-
Gous benubten @affenballe oes
3tpeiten 9iegiments nntergebra6ten
Spfer 1in6 0ie bon Wiittern uno
ibren atnoern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30

Baron Mt9elbam bot $1,000
Belobnung als Breis fir ben eriten
Zeppelin ousgefebt, Der bon engliz
gGen Gclhnte1: apr{tnrt MIS-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30
@altlan6=
&dtQitrop9e
8n no esbeb0roen tell
1pet1e perautmortlt9 !?
NennbnnSert 2eiden sefmnben.

Mofbtngton, 26, Suit. Cine aus
3ipilperfonen unb 5lottenoffi5ieren
beitebenbe 8ebDrbe ptrb, pie beute
bier betannt gegeben tpurbe, bic
a@aitlanb" "z&ataitropbe in Gbtca9r
unter5u9en. Nuberbem 11nb IN
@bicago beretts 8prtebrungen &C.
troffen porben, um ben geiuntenen
9ampfer gu beben.
GbicugD, 26. Suli. 9unberte bon
Be14dftigun9sloien Derfammelten
ii9 beute morgen bor benz 9ebdube
ber rWeitern electric Co. in Gicce
I'd; um it9 fir bic @tellen gu
melben, bic bur9 ben Sob Der
Bel Der @aftlanb &ataitropk um>
getommenen Mngefelten ber @ez
ieuf9aft patant geporben itnb. Bon
einem 8ertreter bes Mnite4ungsbu<
reous her 5irma purbe ibnen mtte
getetlt, bob bieie teine plaBe gu Be-
1eBen babe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30

Chicago, 26. sSSuIi. Ser itelper,
tretenoe Burgermei1ter Woorbouie
gub geltern befannt, oaB CUR unter-
1tubung aller 6ur6 bic ugaltlano"-
&otoltrop5e IN Scot geratenen Yerlo=
ne1 ein @ilfsfonoS bon 100000
ourd 0ffentli9e 3eidnungen aufge>
bro9t per0en ion. BUR ielben 8eit
fiin0igte Die u@eltern electric 60"
0erer 9lngelteute Die @rfuriion aui
0en Oo1npfer ugultlano" beranItal.
tet butten, an, 0uB 1i6 in oer&aiie Der
bon ibren 9lngeltellten gegrinoeten
vGn1plopeS' 8eneiit aliociation
100000 befin0en, Die iofort fir
unterl ltiibungsamede benuBt tper0en
tDnnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30

Chicago, 26. Suli. Seute fritz
morgens pur0en IN ben peri6ieoe,
men &dun1en Oes geiunfenea Camp,
fers uga1tlan0" meitere 20 2ei6en
gefunoen 10 0aB bic @eiamt5abl Der
biz iebt oufgefunOenen 2eiden bon
Spfern auf 934 geltiegen lit. Son
hieier 3abl 1in0 490 ioentifi5iert
norDen.
s5n Sen Tai9en Ser &leiOer Ser
Geru11gludten uno in 6er geabe Der
l1ngliidsI It1tte iinb 99mufiaden I'M
gSert bon $4,000 uno $4,000 IN
baren1 @eloe gefunben moroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-30

gis geffern abenb nm 8 l16r
par Die Banana 9aeific Grpo1iz
tion ppn mebr als neun W}ilipnen
perfonen beiu9t.
Das fran50fide arieasbureou
be{9rdnft fih In 1einer beute mitfag
berDffentlinten grfldrung auf bic
W1itteilung bob an Der{diebenen
Seilen Der syront 6nnbgranatenz
fimpfe itatiaefunben baben.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-02-11
Young Lady Who Had Built Castles
In the Air Somewhat RudeIy
Brought Down to Earth.

Friends of q Worcester young wom-
an are forcing her to submit to consid-
cradle good-natured joking about her
acquaintance with youth whom she
described as "the most interesting
man she ever met" The girl was in
troduced to him at a recent social
gathering and before they had talked
together long he had her attentively
listening to an account of his travels
throughout the country, and his ex-
periences in many different cities. He
also alluded to his college life, and
before they parted the girl had the
idea that she had become acquainted
with the son of millionaire. or some
dignitary.
She talked freely about him to her
acquaintances. although not mention
ing him by name. One day while with
a young woman friend. she passed him
on the street. and was surprised to
see him bow to her companion.
do you know him?" asked the girl,
very much surprised.
Sure" the other replied. He used
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-02-11

ready at the FIRST sign that tt was los
ing It's grip to give up. Yet I have
felt that my body would 60 on feeding
my brain and that TO the last moment
Of consciousness. when suddenly the
body collapses, should have self
possession and energy of mind. Under
the coming strain the shock may come,
as q cord snaps. At that instant my
successor will take UP my work where
/ leave It or.
'The old fogy who has aimed to
join experience to youth chooses
youth. You took your medicine with
out grumbling in the disagreeable but
vitality important position Of chief of
intelligence. Now you-there, don't
tremble with stage fright" For Lam
stron's hand was Quivering In Partow's
grasp, while his face was that Of q
man stunned.
"You are to be at the right hand Of
this old body" continued Partow. "You
are to 60 with me to the front; to
sleep In the room next to mine; to be
always at my side, and, finally, you are
to promise that II ever the old body
fails in its duty to the mind, if ever
you see that I am not standing up to
the strain. you are to say so to me and
/ give you my word that shall let you
take charge"
Lanstron was too stunned to speak
for q moment. The arrangement
seemed a hideous joke; a refinement
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-02-11

And You vpfn Ind that there ID
more than you thought, perhaps; the
reason why have fought hard to TO
main chief of staff; why" Partow
continued in q voice that had the So
pulchral uncanniness Of q threat long
nurseG now breaking free of the bond
age OF years within the sound-proof
walls. But" he broke on suddenly
as IL he distrusted even the security
OF the vault. Eyes, 1t Is all there-my
life's work, my dream, my ambition,
my plant"
Lanstron heard the lock slide in the
door as Partow went out and he was
alone with the army's secrets. AS he
read Partow's firm handwriting, many
parts fell together, many moves on
chessboard grew clear. His breath
came faster, he bent closer over the
table. he turned back pages to go
over them again. Every sentence
dropped home in his mind like bolt
in a socket. Unconscious of the pas
sage Of time, he did not heed the door
open or realize Partow's presence I'M
til he felt Partow's hand on his shout
der.
Il see that you didn't look into any
of the pigeonholes," the chief of stan
observed
Lanstron pressed his finger-tips on
the manuscript significantly.
mo. 1t is all there!
"The thing being to carry 1t out!
said Partow. God with u.s." he add
ed devoutly.
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CARING FOR SWINE
IN COLD WEATHER
Good Time to Plan Forage Crops
for Next Summer-Feeding
Floor Is Urged.

A full diet of corn without plenty
of water will quickly put the soundest
hogs to the bad.
Many people imagine that if they
give the pigs plenty of skim milk
they do not need water. Milk changes
to solid food almost the moment it
enters the pigs stomach and is, there
fore, not a substitute for water.
It costs nothing to soak hard grain
in water, warm water, and when fed to
pigs its digestibility is increased.
1t is a prevalent notion that hogs
cannot thrive except they have mud
hole in which to wallow. Nonsense!
Pigs thrive better on clean pasture,
clean floors and clean water than they
do in dirty surroundings.
During these cold days lay out a
plan for forage crops next summer.
Hogs suffer from lack of pasture in
the late summer as well as dairy cows.
Oats make fine ration for hogs, but
as rule they are too expensive.
Fed to sows just after narrowing,
oats cannot be surpassed for keeping
them in good condition.
A feeding floor will save itself in
feed and manure in single year, pro-
vided it is made of waste material
around the farm.
Brick makes fairly good feeding
floor, but to be effective requires a
deep foundation of broken stone, sand
and cinders, and this is expensive.
A chilled pig may be revived by
plunging him into tub of warm wa
ter, Just as lamb may be.
Strange how some farmers seem to
imagine that their helpless young ami
mails can take care of themselves un-
der the most adverse circumstances.
With such men, youngsters may live
if they can, as nothing is ever done to
keep them from dying.
The large blacks are remarkable for
ayers. They pick up half their living
in the grass and the stubble fields in
the summer, or they may be largely
fed on green stuffs in the yards when
showed along.
Breeding sows never do so we'll as
when allowed to take their runs
abroad, and come home at night. That
is so for six months out OF the year.
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NV 7. M. BELLY

(By j. M. BELLY
A bran mash once a week Is reno
vator for the driving horse. Two
quarts of shelled oats, and the same
quantity of wheat bran, scalded about
midday, and then covered with a
blanket or cloth, to keep in the steam,
add pinch of salt, and feed at night
Give no other grain with this mash,
but of course the regular ration OF hay.
This once-a-week mash given prefer
ably Saturday night, will do your rid
ing or driving horse all the good IN
the world. The work stock will also
appreciate the mash.
Rough up the shoes of the team that
has to do any road work these sleety
days, for the slipping and sliding that
is incidental to work on the road IN
smooth shoes, is continual strain on
the muscles, and has the tendency to
make the horse, not only stiff, but
very sore.
Sell off the old stock. Corn and
hay are both high this year, Ind it is
long time before spring. 1t is hard
to put fat on these old fellows in cold
weather, so you had better sell them
for what they will bring, and thereby
save feed and, incidentally, expense.
You may have one or more mares
that did not get in foal last season.
What was the matter? Was it their
fault or yours? If you are practical
farmer and horsebreeder you should
know what caused the failure. If you
think that the mare was at fault, and
if this is not the first season that you
have tried her. better sell her at once.
She may be all right in a team, al
though she may not be a good brood
mare.
The plan of blanketing work horses
is very good one in many respects
but you must remember that when you
once put the blanket on, you must be
very careful as to how you take it off.
The stallion owner takes many risks.
In the first place he has to depend in
large degree on the absolute honesty
of the farmer. The writer stood both
stations and jacks for some years, and
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TheI.astShot
ERICK PALMER
1coDyrisht. 1914. by Charles scribneTs Sons,
SYNOPSIS.

Al their home on the frontier between
Che Browns and Grays Marta Galland ana
Der mother. entertaining Colonel Wester-
hnK OF the Grays. see Captain Lanstron,
STAN Intelligence officer of the Browns,
Injured by a fall in his aeroplane. Zen
years later. WeSterling, nominal vice put
zeal chief Of stan, reinforces South La
11r, med1tates on war, and Specuiatee on
the comparative ages of himself and Mar
"a, who Ia visiting in the Gray capital
Westerling calls on Marta. She tells MIN
or her teaching children the follies OF war
and martial patriotism, begs him 70 pre-,
vent war while he il chief or stan, ana
predicts that IL he makes war against the
Browns he will not win. On the marcn
with the 63d OF the Browns Private Stran-
sky, anarchist, decries war and played
out patriotism and is placed under arrest
Coloual Lan6tron overhearing. begs MIN
on Lanstron calls on Marta at her home
he talks with Feller, the gardener. Marta
tells Lanstron that she believes Feller TO
be a spy. Lanstron confeSses 1t Is true
I1anstron shows Marta telephone winch
Eel1er has concealed in secret passage
under the tower for use to benent the
Browns in war emergencies. Lanstron de-
clares his love for Marta. WeSterling ana
the Gray premier plan to use trivial IN
ternationRl affair to foment warlike pa
friotism in army and people.