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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-22
Sues for Death of Son.

Oumberland.-John Lundstrom, ad-
Illustrator - OF his son, Henry Lund-
suom' has started action against the
uy OF Cumberland for $4,000 dam
ages for the death of his son, who was
eeeTocuted by a live wire connected
Win the municipal lighting plant.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-22
Child. AGED 6. Traps BURGLAR.

Racine.-Joseph Higgins, giving
his address as 385 Cedar street, Min
neapolis, was arrested here for burg
larry. Lillian Hanson. aged 6, saw
him enter a fiat through window
and called the police.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-22
Work to Be Expanded.

Madison.-E. L. Luther, who sue
ceeds Commissioner C. P. Norgord
as superintendent of farmers insti-
tutes, will not only supervise the
work of the agricultural representa-
tives in their counties, but will have
field charge of the farmers Institutes,
which have been put on a twelve
month basis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-22
Luther to Head institutes.

Madison the meeting OF regents
of the university, E. L. Luther OF Rhine
lander. was chosen superintendent of
farmers Institutes from list recon-
mended by the agricultural committee.
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Veteran Railroad Man Dies,

"SuSau.-S. P. James, station agent
wi wi me Milwaukee road at Tunnel city,
~ ioFty'tye years, died suddenly at
=; oS angeles, 76 years old. He held
oa .lliar position at WATERFOWL sad
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-22
Insane Asylum Nets Profit.

New London.-The forthcoming an
nnal report of the Waupaca county in
sane asylum will show that during the
last wear the institution netted $685.
70 besides the $2,OS5.O9 that went into
nermanent improvements.
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LoeaI option Is penied.

Menomonie.-Menomonie county SUI
pe.'iSors denied the petition for local
0pu0n on the ground that more than
Uue petition was circulated in the
same voting precincts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-22
Dentists Not Appreciated, Claim.

Wausau.-In his annual address
here, DR.. E. B. Owen said dentists do
not get proper recognition for serv-
ices rendered to the public and sug-
gested better organization.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-22
Ticket Case TO Be Appealed.

s1perior.-The Duluth Street Rail-
way company will appeal to the
United States supreme court from the
decision of the state supreme court
UNFOLDING the railroad commission's
order to sell six tickets for quarter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-22
E,ks to Build Clubhouse.

Stevens Polnt-Stevens Point Elks
will give q minstrel show, Oct. 20 and
26. the proceeds to go to building
fund. Elks plan on building . new club
house nexk spring.
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Succeeds Ea+h.r - po.+o+s..

succeeds Father in Postofficc.
~ eEman.-James T. Walsh, postmas-
%. mere since 1868, has been sue
Ne releu by his daughter, Miss Annie
r, ,a.sa' who has ju; received her COM
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/ having such a hard time denying il
/ 1t m kes il rather embarrassing, for
one of the boys who did not know
| just who the man is, but who was
much interested in the girl, was out al
one of the plantations and in talking to
man who is ''the" man, said: DO
/ you knew, s--- is engaged to be
married4" The man did not. but ap.
reared rather interested. Yes" said
/ the boy, she is even wearing the
ring .
/ OF course, we are all sure that an
engagement will be announced right
socn, because the girl has quite given
up her pet idea of studying to be a
nurse.
About engagements / heard girl
in the car the other day. on being
asked if her engagement was broken,
-geply: NO. it's just badly bent"
rather like that, don't you?
1t is regretted that the Maryland
that good shin have been popular here.
Ensign O'Brien, Ole of the best liked
of the junior officers, left on the
transport this week, and there were
many of his good friends at the dock
TO bid him bon voyage and to congrats
ulate him. Yes, congratulations were
in order. He had been leased quite a
bit about one of the girls here, to
whom he had paid great bit of at.
tention and on Monday, at a farewell
luncheon given by his fellow officers,
H. IL, Il hn ri
back home whom he was going to mar
ry OF course, news like that spreads
like wild fire and by o'clock that
night there wasn't girl who didn't
know that the popular navy man is
going to be married very. very soon
The others leave shortly and we are
wondering if any of them have secrets
TO tell, too.
Oh. some excitement | believe that
we can count on the fingers of one
hand the number of debuts of young
society buds which have been made in
Honolulu, and within this year and
next three are to be three. Just think
of it-three, Elizabeth Campbell, the
pretty daughter of Col and Mrs. Archi
bald Campbell, expects to come out
next winter, as does Elizabeth Rosen-
baum, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Otto
Rcsenbaufn, and Capt and Mrs. Chris
tian BRANDS daughter. Peggy. Just
think what, the papers will make of
the three pretty debutantes and how
we may speak of popular debutante
of the season. Why, it simply thrills
me-in fact, it almost tempts me to
have a coming-out party myself. and if
/ hadn't been going out for the last
I6 years. guess ! would.
So long, till next time
.=.-.. PEGGY.
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And thus the demon pestered her asso-
ciates for the rest of the evening.
That night when the guests were
Waiting to the strains issuing forth
from cabinet victrola. the Very
Sweet girl from New York said quite
pcutingly: Why, were dancing to e
vietrola: | do believe you we're josh
ing me"
The girls are all awaiting her return
from the volcano now to get her de-
scription of it.
say, Polly, YOU remember my speak
ing of the tall Mr. Hamilton as the
man who made his appearance with
Helen Spalding at the first Moana
dansant You know CT the popular DR..
Braley and Armiger Dredge. Well,
Mr.. Hamilton owns a Ford. and one
night last week the three went riding
and the Ford spilled, throwing the
stout doctor right On top of Armiger.
For some time ] suppose two or three
minutes. no one spoke or moved and
finally a smothered voice piped up.
Hurt, Doc?' '0h no. the doctor
heartily responded with laugh.
Then, please get off my face" This
story was told Of the three at a dance
given by Judge and Mrs. A. @. NJ Rob-
ertson fer Mr. and Mrs Ralph Clark
on Monday evening.
feelequite sorry for one. OF the girl
graduates Of the academy Just now.
Her engagement is being rninored to
!. ..1....f. &C.. -
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Shafter and their guest, Miss Rather,
inc Judge; Colonel g. D. Sturgis, Cap
tain Harry williams, Captain and
Mrs. Charles Day. Mr.. and Mrs Deer
ing and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder from
Honolulu.
Three Schofield officers will avail
themselves of the privileges of max.
ing flying trip to San Francisco on
the Maryland, these being Chaplain
Fealy Of the First Field Artillery,
Lieut.. Clarence Tinker, 18th Infantry.
and Lieut.. Lester Baker, aide-de-camp
to General Wiser.
Mrs. James Higgins was dinner
hostess in an informal manner on Sat
urday evening last. her guests being
Mrs John Wiser. Mrs. L. w. v. Ken
non, Mrs. Americas Mitchell and Mrs.
Menge
Captain and Mrs. Harry knight en-
tertained at dinner on Tuesday for
Miss Nathan who is guest at the
Moana, DIR. Johnston and Lieut.. James
Ulio.
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Z r IL " -
and through the house which with
the profusion of flowers used for dec.
Grating the rooms made an attractive
and inviting ensemble. The guests
present were Colonel 8. D.. Sturgis,
Captain and Mrs. Edward Carey Ma
jor William S. sGuignard, Captain and
Mrs Charles Willard, Captain and
Mrs. Frank Burnett, Captain and Mrs.
Campbell King, Captain and Mrs.
David Stone, Lieut.. and Mrs. Living.
ston Watrous. Captain and Mrs. vii.
liam Chitty, Lieut.. Wallace Philoon,
Lieut.. and Mrs Jerome Pillow and
Captain George de Grasse Catlin.
A very novel and entertaining party
was given on Monday evening by
Lieut. and Mrs. Luther True of the
1st Infantry lin honor of the Misses
Ruth Barclay and Constance Aver. II
was called Japanese conversation
party. After five minutes converse
ton with each lady the men progress
ed. Votes were taken for the best
talker among the men and for the best
listener among the ladies. Miss We'll
come Aver was awarded an ivory fan
for being that greatly sought after
good listener" and Lieut.. Saunders
was voted to be the best talker, and
was given Japanese cigarette case.
Miss Aver and Miss Barclay were
presented with little gold lacquer
trays as souvenirs of the occasion.
Branches of pink and white cherry
blossoms mingled with Japanese Ian
terms in the decorations OF the rooms,
giving the effect of garden of the
Far East. At the supper table later
Mrs. Harry Malone presided, appro-
priately dressed in becoming red
silk kimono and dispensed delicious
viands, many of which were made from
apanese recipes and served in shapes
of Japanese origin. The last course
was an ice, shaped like the glistening
sleeps of sacred Fujiama. The guests
were the Misses Ruth Barclay. Wei
come and Constance Aver, Dorothy
Forsyth, Anne Carpenter and Miss
Hamilton, Lieuts Otis Sadtler, Eugene
Fales, William McCulloch, Haigh She
kerjian, Fosnes and Mr.. McCaulay,
Lieut. and Mrs Charles Eyeritt. Lieut.
and Mrs Jesse Laid, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Robert Sears and Lieut.. and Mrs. Har
~ Malone. 4sg. t.r-.....- s. . T.. ...
= .-.- .~aa
Colonel John McMaflon and the
Misses Esther and Carrie Mcmahon
were hosts at a large supper party
On "Wednesday evening. preceding the
hop in the Mounted Service Club.
Lanterns illuminated the porch and
we're suspended in the large tent on
the lawn in which number of small
tables were placed at which supper
was served. The guests numbered
about sixty, and comprised many from
each of the five cantonments, among
whom were Colonel and Mrs. w p.
Kendall, Colonel and Mrs. Charles
Bromwell, Major and Mrs. Gideon Van
Poole. Captain and Mrs. Arthur Cas-
;els, Major William S. Guignard, Cap.
ain and Mrs. William Chitty, Captain
md Mrs Frank Hopkins. Miss Ger.
rude Hopkins. Captain George de
irasse Catlin, Chaplain and Miss
reaIy; MAJOR al Mrs George Haley.
saptain and Mrs. George Apple. cap
ain and AIRS pa1hanl claaeford lent !,
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FROM PEGGY TO POLLY.

Dearest Polly: At last school i
over. that is, everything but con
mencement and the dance, and ever
one is preparing for the summer s
many are going away this year but
suppose Il is the fair which atttf
the most The volanc is takir
goodly number and of course so,,
the boarders Of Punahou Aca
will return TO their homes on the
islands. The Matsonia on TT
bringing In q bevy or the liza
girls and boys from college RS
Phoebe Carter. with their teas
Grace Carter, who yisitel "a / ~
and CloriRda Low aud llerln f'la.
Gum viii return next week ikcra {
going to be a big recent Z
Kaiko. the Carter sum- rce
on Tuesday evening Tt Is re n;
looked forward to as NOS
important affairs &C ;as aer.
think because il will hr'Ns : Il the old,
time friends torothtr zee. After
that there will be sipa.f' n round 81
gayety. KaiFa ind %, the Swan.
zy place. will he re with merry
makers almost e~t ~ * I'd.
Speaking G. hA,s ~ :, there was
one at one OF :. ;6mmer resi-
dences last wnc nj ~ one of the
guests was a - 3 nger from New
York, who can't see anything
outside the u The crowd of good
time ycun~ ta'ks didn't know Whist
they had OK when. after coIning
over the enc CT Natures master
pieces. Z, s'crv Sweet girl had said
Il thin PTS awfnlly cute. don't
you? pe~Eectly perfect. They
vcrr al resting up from their drive
az Tie aft,Tncan waiting for dinner 10
he e5 sud were lounging on the
hesntifa lawns of the country home
when IL little New Yorker asked IN
a Tcst 6ocile voice: Tell me. have
vic. as come out here YETI" One OF
the pret' est and wittiest OF. the Ho-
nc 'Ulu girls couldn't miss the onportl-
n'tY fad said to her partner Phil.
Watts a yictrola? Tell me, Phil 90
Ca Esa'Fe been away. Jane, you tel
ne Which answer came from the
slo,t g gieeline Jane: Il think its I
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Longanacker. Lieut.
and Mrs. Booth. Capt. and Mrs. LIN.
coin. Mrs. Gibbs was the lucky win
ner OF the first prize. and Capt. Lin
coin carried away the second After
the game was over delicious supper
was served
Mrs. Bell entertained on Tuesday
Afternoon with two tables OF bridge
Those present were Mesdames Cults,
Newcomb, Randolph, Preston, Freden.
dali. Lincoln, Harker and Lehman.
Rubbers were played and Mrs Lincoln
vas high at one table and Mrs. Hhr.
ker at the other. each being given
beautiful koa wood tray After the
play plate luncheon was served.
-
Miss Catherine Lehman was hostess
at a very pretty dinner ON Friday
evening before the hop for Miss Ger.
trude Malone, recent charming adj
dition to the younger set Of the post.
Those present were: Miss Dorothy
Harker, Miss Gertrude Malone, Lieuts.
Jones. Jenkins and Camp.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. b. w. Akin.
son entertained with a lovely dinner on
Tuesday evening Covers were laid
for IA The guests were: Col. and
Mrs. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs Haight. Capt.
and Mrs. Cochran. Capt. and Mrs. Lin
coin, Lieut.. and Mrs. Reardan, Lieut.
Abrahams, Miss Butler.
Lieut. and Mrs Barker entertained
with charming dinner before the hop
on Friday evening The guests were:
Lieut. and Mrs Sloan. Lieut.. Halo
ran, Miss HalIoran and Lieut. Silves-
ter. The tables were beautifully dec.
Grated with fresh cut flowers and
ferns
Capt. and Mrs. James A. Lynch OF
the gath Infantry and Miss Lynch, pas
sengers on the transport Logan, weFe
dinner guests at the home Of Li4,if.
and Mrs. J. B. Richarlson on Monday
evening. Other guess were Lieut. and
Mrs. Mathews Of the I'd Infantry.
The incIement weather kept = good
many people away from the Friday
night hop at Fort Shafter. Several
dinners we're given In the post, hosts
and guests attending the dance later
but the crowd was much smaller than
these Affairs usually bring out
=
|. LieHt. ySilvester entertained at din
ner at Heinfe's Tavern on Tuesday
evening for Lieut.. and Mrs. Matthew's
ID Infantry, and Capt Leo Mudd Of
SchofIefd Barracks
=
Miss Gertrude Malone Of Bryn Mawr
arrived on the transport Logan to
spend the summer with her parents a
Fort Shaffer
Miss Kefwin and HIS Nary Ker-
vim. sisters Of Mrs Malone. have ar.
fiTed aud wfH make an extended f|s'I
u the post
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and Mrs. Alexander Milton, Captain
Ferris, Lieut. and Mrs Ofville Tyler,
Lieut. and Mrs. Robert Harbold, Lieut.
and Mrs. James Higgins, Lieut. and
Mrs Louis McKinlay, Lieut.. and Mrs
Iyens Jones. Lieut.. and Mrs. George
s. Gay, Lieut.. and Mrs Russell Max.
well, Lieut. and Mrs Harold MAYOR,
Lieut.. and Mrs William McCleave,
Miss Dorothy Forsyth. Miss Anne Car.
penter, Lieuts. Oswald Saunders, Wal.
lace Philoon, Freeman Bowley, Bern
ard Peyton. Ballard Lyerly, Harold
Huntley, Charles Haverkamp, Captain
s. S. Creighton and Lieuts. Walter
Winton and Chapman.
-
. Mrs. John Bonifaee entertained on
Saturday with a three table bridge
luncheon. The guests we're invited
for late morning hour and enjoyed
a number of rubbers of auction before
the luncheon hour A dainty decora.
tive scheme was used. one OF the small
tables being in red throughout its ap.
pointments with flowers and cards
matching, another was decorated in
pink and another in yellow making an
attractive colorful affair The guests
were Mesdames John Wiser, w. p.
Kendall, George Bailey, Jerome Pill
low, William Gafdenhire, Alexander
Milton, Clyde Crusan, Alexander John
son, Charles Day, Brady Ruttencutter
and Mrs. Spear.
A delightful dinner which took place
on Tuesday was that given By Cap
tain and Mrs. Lucius Hoibrook. yell
low Black-eyed-S usans with their ac-
companying leafy foliage made an eff
fectiye central decoration of the
round table whose place cards and
candle shades were also of the yellow
tint of the flowers Present were Col
and Mrs. Walter p. Kendall, Madame
Bougardier, Col John Mcmahon, Capt.
and Mrs. Charles Day and the host
and hostess. +. b
One of the attractive entertainments
of last Friday evening was the dinner
given by Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard Tay-
lor which took place before the 25th
Infantry hop. A mass of cream white
phlox in a graceful wicker basket
formed the centerpiece of daintily
decorated table at which covers were
placed for Mrs Ernest Gose,- Captain
and Mrs. William Mapes, Mrs. Ameri-
Gus Mitchell, Lieut. Howard Milligan,
Lieut.. Lester Baker and the hosts.
= 4
The Mongolia brought among her
on Friday Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles Naylor of the Fourth Cavalry,
who have recently been married, Lieut..
and Mrs. John Hinemon of the First
Infantry, who are also a bride and
groom, and Miss Nellie Carleton,
daughter of Colonel Guy Carleton, who
will visi- her brother-inlaw and sis
ter, Captain and Mrs. Pelham Glass
ford of the First Field Artillery
On Saturday last, Mrs. John p Wis.
ser gave dainty luncheon entertaint
ing for Mrs. SpIano, Miss Walters and
Mrs. l.. w. V. kennon.
Major and MRS. William Cruikshank
al dinner On "wednesday
or Captain a1d M za1ers11 :. F6f.
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SCHOFIELD SOCIETY

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
SCH0FIELD BARRACKS, June Is.
LII and Mrs. Irving Phillipson OF the
LIST Infantry gave very much enjoy
ed supper on Tuesday evening of this
week which took place before the hop
in the pavilion Brightly hued Japa-
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Fl. SKATER SOCIETY

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER, June 1s.-The Of
ficers' clubrooms presented quite a
gay scene last Monday evening when
the ladies' night patrons assembled for
bridge. The playing was spirited
throughout the evening and there were
many close scores Those present
were: Maj. and Mrs. Lehman. Capt
and Mrs. Lincoln, Capt and Mrs Hair
ker, Capt and Mrs. Gibbs. Capt. and
Mrs. Parker. Miss Halloran. Mrs.
Johnson, Lieut.. and Mrs. Greene,
Lieut.. and Mrs Cook. Capt. and Mrs.
Bell. The highest score WIS made by
Miss HaIloran and she was awarded
a beautiful cheese knife as first prize.
-
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs. B.
w. Atkinson entertained at bridge.
There were. four tables. Among those
present were: Mesdames Brown,
Bromwell, Rogers, Cook. Wright, LeEi-
nan. Bell, Day. McCleaYe, Lineolr.
Harker and Miss Halioran, Mrs. Cook
won first price pair ofsCanton can.
dlesticks; Mrs. Day won second prize,
q pretty Canton vase and Mrs. Bell A
Japanese tray while Mrs McClease
won the consolation Dainty refresh.
ments were served
-
Lieut.. and Mrs. Richardson enfsI-s
tanned on. sunday evening for Miss
Richardson, sister of Lieut.. Riehard-l
son. who arrived on the transport SAT-.
urday from San Francisco The guests
were: Col. and Mrs. Atkinson, Capf
and Mrs. Harker. Capt. and 8lrs. Linsl
coin, Maj. and Mrs Lehman, Capt and
Mrs. Cochran. Lieut. and Mrs. Longa,
necker, Lients Jones skd Sylvester
and Miss Catherine Leui1an. A most
delicious buffet luncheoni wa. served
: Capt. and Mrs Lincoln entertained
the Wednesday Evening Club this
week Those pIaxinE we're e8.f.
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On Saturday last, Mrs. John P. Wis.
ser gave dainty luncheon entertaint
ing for Mrs. SpIano, Miss Walters and
Mrs. L. W. V. kennon. 4
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Major and Mrs. William Cruikshank
entertained al dinner on "wednesday
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{ LieHt. ySilvester entertained at din
ner at Heinfe's Tavern on Tuesday
evening for Lieut. and Mrs Matthew's
"a Infantry, and Capt Leo Mudd Of
sehoffkff barracks.
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Miss Gertrude Malone Of Bryn Mawr
arrived on the transport Logan to
spend the summer with lief parents Al
Fort Shaffer
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Miss Kefwin and Mss Nary Ksr
win. sisters Of Mrs Malone. have af
rived aud wfll make an extended fIs'I
q me post
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The Indictment weather kept = good
many people away from the Friday
night hop at Fort Shafter Several
dinners we're given in the post, hosts
and guests attending the dance later,
but the crowd was much smaller than
these Affairs usually bring out.
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Capt. and Mrs. James A Lynch Of
the 24th Infantry and Miss Lynch, pas
sengers on the transport Logan, we1e
dinner guests at the home Of Li4'1f
and Mrs. J. B. Rieharason on Monday
evening Other guess were Lieut.. and
Mrs. Mathews OF the I'd Infantry.
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( Capt and Mrs. Lincoln enfertaineg
the wednesday Evening Club this
week Those pIaxi1E we're Cart
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-08-05
SYNOPSIS.
--16--

IL Comic de Sabron. captain OF French
cavalry, takes to his quarters To raise by
hand "a motherlcss Irish terrier pup, ana
names It pitChounc. lie dimes with the
Marquiso d'EsclignHc and meets Miss Ju-
liza Redmond American heircss. lie IL or
dercd to Algicrs but IL not allowed TO
take servants or dogs. Miss Redmond
takes care OF Pitchounc. who. longing for
his master, runs away from her. the
marquiso plans to marry julia to the Duo
de fremont. Pitchoune follows Snbron To
Algiers. dog and master meet, ana SAFFRON
gets permission To keep his dog with MIN.
The Due de fremont finds the American
heiress CaprlclOus Snbron, wounded. IN
an engagement. falls into the dry bed OF
"a river and is watched over by Ittchoune.
After n horrible night and day Pttchoune
leaves him. fremont takes julia and the
marquisc to Algicrs In his yacht but mas
doubts about Julia's Red Cross mission.
After long search Julia gets trace OF Sa-
bron's whereabouts. Julia for the mo-
ment turns matchmaker In behalf or IRE
mont. Hammet AbOu tells the Mar
uulse where he thinks Sabron may be
found. fremont decides to go with Ham
met Abou to lind SAFFRON. Pitchoune finds
a village. twelve hours journey away. and
somehow makes l'atou Ami understand
his masters desperate plight. Sabron IL
rescued by the village men but grows
weaker without proper care. fremont
goes into the desert with the caravan IN
search OF Sabron. Julia follows with
Madame de la Maine, whom fremont
kyes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-08-05
CHAPTER XIV.
AZ Handsome Does.

When Sabron next opened his eyes
he fancied that he was at home in his
old room In Rouen. In the house where
he was born, in the little room In
which. as a child. dressed in his dimity
night gown, he had sat up in his bed
by candle light to learn his letters
from the cookery book.
The room was snowy white. Out
side the window he heard a bird sing,
and lea by, he heard a dogs smoth.
cred bark, Then he knew that he
was not at home or a child, for with
the languor and weakness came his
memory. A quiet nurse in a hospital
dress was sitting by his bed, and
Pitchoune rose from the foot Of the
bed and looked at him adoringly,
lie a in a hospital in Algiers.
"Pitchoune," he murmured, moi
knowing the name of his other com
panion, where are we, old fellow"
The nurse replied in an agreeable
Anglo'Saxon French;