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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

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m%anhunq an oonn bort man in Der
gfeael beim 4tbn'eu reibenoe ra6
ifo6enoe uuo ipatcr. menn lid
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
Sa6nBeit r,to 2Sein6efdtperoen.

ten Overwhelming Su @rtronfungclt
DER @elenfc uno Sebncn. 5eblcr
hates 9cldneiocn scr 8ufe ulo
idIedlt u~ifgepnbte Sufciien beoinqen
eincn nngIeifmdBi9en @nftritt.
Gic @cloinunA Der @clcntilod)en
uno Sebncn iinbet in 6olgc oclien
niht glelhm0Bie itntt. Gie Mog-
lid)feit Der 3errungen BON 8elcnt
b0noern mo Sebnen miro permebrt.
Sic nlciitcn Der @elent, uno Sebncll-
cntSilnoun1cn iino ouf 3errungen
un0 9cbnung 5uritd6ufilbren. go
cntitebt ). .. bie gefiirhtete Sdule
nldlt lelten III SSolge Idlieien BE.
lhnciocns scr @ufe nno matlqel-
bnitcn Ncihlogcs. GS enipidelt
lidl 3urldhit cine Gnt5iinounq be8
&ronenoelenfS, bic einen id}leidc1-
ben &erlouf ninnlt. 2Sn ser llni-
gebunq aeS @clenfes biIoen lid oonn
ullm1hllh feltc Observation-Disclosures
qen (SdoIle, 9cilt, Hin9bein), bic
cine balicru6c Gntlpcrimind oe5 Sicr-
bes CUR SnlQc boben. Niht nq5u tel
ten filbrcn Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mcnn lie pom Gronerhein nuh 0en,
Ieiielbein hini;berreihen, 81 Ser
mahinnQen ser beioen ¬cn.
9'6Iliae Stcifbcit I'M 2%ronenaelenf
III Die Sol1e onbon.
gu Iorgcs &inous'hicben oer9c-
idIogcrnerleritng beeiniluBt eben-
iol8 bic qIeihmdBige @eI1itune ser
WelenffIdfen uito Schnen unailn.
ltiQ. 9urd oen 9cif,IoG erfolat
sic Nbnutuno ser @ornmono an be.
ihlo1encn @uien in qon5 onoerer
@ciic oIS an beid,logenet. Sci Den
Iestereit lit iie am aon5eu 0uium.
fun1 nohesu cine a%leihmd6iae. nab.
reno nhqidloqenen Slfen nl1r Die
binteren ShciIe Der @ornipono
6urd, Relbung olif Dem Suieiien lin
6nIqe ser iortndhrenben 9eipegun.
Qen Ser &ornfobiel - Musoehnln,
oen bcim @eIoiten. 3uidmmen5ie,
hen heint Gntloiteu) obaerutt iper,
bc,t, tp0hrcrh an 6ent boroerei Shell
Der SUE (oer 3ehcl Dos nadqe'
lpod>icnc 6orn erholten blcibt. Tenn
Nic @epcarnden IN oen oor6erGl
<heilct neg SnfeS iitb nift 10 or.
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oiifIiher 9ufaa G}(usaleiten o6er
hcrof.4. Scr bei normal heloItetetl
@elenfcn rrS Scbnen Nohthciic
nidt oe6ra6t hattie. fonn Damn der
onloiiun1 3n idlmeren 2ahmbeiter
mer6cn.
@aumenlcioen bel 9ierSen.
III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
Der 0fenruR al
Oun9er.

Wenn man aud 3u9e6en mub. pab
Der Sfsnrub sin si9srtIi3es Dunsss
mitteI nitt entbdlt. 70 bat bod Die
Grfabrung geisHrt, 0ab bic aupeH
hung oesieIben ben meiIieu pilan3en
oienli9 lit. Eel es nun, TAB e.
our4 bic GhDdr3ung oss gooens
pirtt. inoem oanutb bic Sonnen
iiroblsn ~intenFuer aufgsiogen Dsr
ben, isi e, bnB sr iettige TeiIs en!,
bait. bic ooh in ssDiiisr Ds.is nab
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

%cbu IS. in u, GcroS. Als
cine 4npei,lng il Hem p~oti;aaenoru
,5oac. mean 81 ipot, bod iiir Ole 3u
tunit. nHaR Gbncu noditc6enoer Jiolh
ojcncn: Gntbolteu S,e Dem N}utteg
There md 0cui Gat5eu ja itdle9
'GlDer oerooulite Tuttcr tuO Qebcu
lie oil lotauormee @oiler in 6elR ctlj
de 0dn6c uoll 2ciniomGnmtb
bcrrlhrt itn0. ooer tuus rod beiicr
lit. ouj1eduoleHcH &eiuiomeH.
Stcnt sic 9todQcburt it'd Damn niht
Glcdl cir, 70 mub lie oli media
Hiidlem l&cQc NIT Der >nuo enticrHt
peroen. @ruuoIide E~e5inf5irrng
NIT , prn6cntiger aorboli0ureloianQ
III %nothpG10iG. Gin ipe5ieQes He.
sept 0ibt es ni6t, cs bonoelt lid I'M
cincn no%tttrqcmdBen @organg. oem
i'm beIten Sale etluos nahgebolien
i0cr0cn Tam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

Ser erreber res @irr3opits. 60ofoa
ncrGrnrert.
Gin nnberer 8~srfpanotsr res
.,Gp;trimerus", Ter .psntop,us
riiis", 1T pit uriohe BON Trruben'
miBrpadls. Geiue Qnipeftnbeit matt
Tih burd NuFbudeluuqen be: gIatts
pbsrfld9e bemertbor; iiebt nan fit
bann bic llnterIeits oes glattss on.
70 5eigt ss Ii6, O1b oisie nit sinem
rotlihpeibsu 6il3 uber3ogen 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

in 600fa6er 8er9r0Berung ee3eiat
uno unter benz Namen nGpitrimerus
faIicobius glol." betnnnt. bod iol
es Ielbit niht Der llrbebsr bieter
8nIen iein, ionoern Elm inn nobes
itebenoer 8ermonpter ppn fait s!sis
der 8eitalt .ommt aIs Grrsosr in
getra6t, %genonnt .Griopbpes". Die
9enouere Grfori6una oieier nieberen
Siere 1T mod i'm Nniongsituoium,
i'm 6e9enioB gu Der Grtenntni3, bic
man iiber Safer unn S9metterlinoe
geiponnen bot. 5rijber belt man
ben Wirrsopf fir Elm QiIsgemd9s.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

Der &inter
nit ieiucr &oltc
0a@ Heailnent in
Der 9fatur angctre
ten bat orobt Dem
NilbnEpoIt cine
groBe @cfobr. Slll
I%ugcmeiilcn lit
Sa@ @cflitacl and
ltrcllder A1ltc &c
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

Ruupen Der Sinhe!aeerfpannsr, tpenn
man es. nit sttpas Sols bermiTdlt,
mad benz 3essn tpieberhoIt nufItreut.
betpGbrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

ferhebuf Ii. 9cin
e%rfrontung mir
Den nidt oui-
trcten, lpclln oltf
Ginihron t IN
Der entiteburlgs
nrfad)en inebr
Auflnertiainfeit
utlo Sorgfult
p~eripenoet lpur0c
oJS n2 ~, lmnn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
23riefRa(fen oes Sanorat6s.

Gh Qummbfmrt mHde Qmapn neu brb umn9fb pnnphL de pbb r2 nbnbu Mrhh nt
nit olu mas or wdb wu uR n gmmnbn @m SUR eh dn mb bat CT babel rmnbhGfg wdbh
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
@aumcnlciben bel 9sierSen.

Der @dlrmerL a.th barter @ou,
men aGlannt, 1T Der hom @oumen-
G%enn1tte beoette 5hpif Der Maul.
id~ileinfhaut. Gvine @runnlnde bill
Ncn porn bic .3ruiihcnfiefernbefnc
oonn Sic Commemorative ser 2mi.
ihen un0 Cbcrtiefer6rine. 9:eles
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

me Der bauiie-
item mo 9cfabr
libiten aranf
beiten Der GGl
Der lit Der 0urh
fau. 9ericlbe
beItcbt in elnen,
Gotarrb Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

". 9. in e. Ncu Mer. G'on
Den 20 4fcr. Die Sie oaI 8brcu
@eimItdttcInuo bcbouen l%itlien. ton
llcn Sic oDrc 3meiicI Den on5llle
gcnocn Gbitaorten ob3lebetl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

Auscr 3ti 0nferfranfungsu miro
ablerbnfter 9eidlog audi tuht lei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

9Iui sic 6itttermq ser iun9elt
Shicrc lit Die aroBte Sorqfolt 81
lcqen. Nlmol tic mohl III hcn mel
item IdIlcn &eronlaiiung 5um Gnrd)-
fan Qibt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-18
I'm nlIEV0 TRIUNFO ALChNzAD0 P0R LAS FUERlzAAS
DEL. MARISCAL- Won MlAAcCKEENSEN EN-
e. TEATR0 ORIENTAL
DESPUES DE UNA MARCIA WCTORIOSA TRAVES
DE LOS PANTANOS DE PRlPET, Ell JEFF ALTMAN
LOGRO CAPTURAR LA PLAZA DE PlNSK
0 CAIDA DE EsTA PLAZA, QUEDA AMENA-
ZADA IA LINEA FERREA QUE CORE ENTIRE ROVNO Y VII
MA Ia A ES Ell OBJETIVO DEL MILITAR TEUTON

Varsovia, con su campana de Cali
cia y lUego la de Brest-Litovsk, CUE
personalmente la llev0 a cabo.
Won Mackensen Ia vencido haata
Ia fecha los innumerables obstacu-
los que ha encontrado en- III carIi-
no, ell Ultimo de ellos, los pantaro5
de la region del Pripet, que ha te-
nIdo que atravesar para llegar \
PiuSk; mientras que Hindenburg ha
fracasado dos veces en- sus opera
clones contra Riga y hasta Ia fecha
NJ ha podido posesionarse de Ia via
ferrea de Wilma 4 Dyinsk, pucs cl
punto que capture hace dias sohre
esa Inca, lie fuc Quitado nucyamen-
te por los Eusos; aparte de que Ell
su campaHa en- esa region, no ha ION
tado con los obstaculos que Won Mac.
fensen en- el sur
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-18

LCNDRES, Sept. lI.-Las 1uer-
zaS austro-alemanaS del MariscaI Won
Mackeasen acaban de obtener otro
brilIante triunfo en- Ia region meri-
dional de n Inca de batalla que Sc
eNueude desde Riga hasta Ia ironJe-
"a de Galicia.
e informe Official puDlicado ay9r
or Berlin. da cuenJa de cue las fuer-
rs del nerc;onado iafe aiaman. han
ca,rIraJo Ia plaza de Pinsk. cue Sc
cerca de ia Inca fcrrea
cue CORE entire Rovro y Wilma Y que.
como se sa5e. era uno de los prin-
~.57ares ohferivos de csc ;efe.
In e.p.Jra de PinsE puede consi-
dc-arse como e. ?rologo de Il caida
lie las P.azaS moSc9vliaS que Sc M
80" sore }" 90" 80" -l'I'''
pleS q. 9oseS'o"~.Se & No $50.
10" &c ii '.Ae" -e-Is@ - 0I's,''' -
TIaSN' q"eda en- P~oS-o-I""" "e ',t-
car e. 2ta4ue u!Fee'o So''' ."9 pa
" dc N"In' o'o""1 0o- '"S 'oS
"'"S "e 3" INC" We ".' go ~
81 O"s-po "e TJe-0.,O'
L. ocUP2c'oA "e Rms" "~e"'"e>',"
2aiEao-eHsa-e e! f"2!do vance -
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via ferrea que CORE directamente de
Riga a Petrogrado y cortar eSta al
oriente del mencionado puerto, a fin
De aislarl9 por complete y facilit&r
asi su calda.
Por otra parte. las fuerzas que for
ma eli centro dc la Inca de bata-
la Que esta bajo la direction del
MariScal Won H~indenbUrg, han To-
grade tambien cruzar ell Dvina por IN
aurto al norte de Dvinsk, agravando
aSi Ia situacicn de esta plaza, pucs
ouedau en- poSibilidad los alemanes
de atacar esta por el norte, occiden-
&c Y SUI.
Ia ofeusiva moscovita en- Galicia,
rarcce que sigue alcanzando triunfoS
so6rc el enemigo, pUes segdn di-
cen las noticias publicadas en- Potro-
-rado. la Ultima derrota causada a
los austro-alemanez, los obligO a re-
,;rarsc hacia eI Rio Stripa.
En- la region central de la eXtea-
- Inca de batalla que CORE del Bal
tico a Ia frontera de Rumania, en-
doadc operan las fuerzas del PrInci-
ne Leopoldo de Bavaria, las ~operacio-
mes de los alemanes parece que han
=ido suspendidas temporaimente, de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-18
DOS MELLONES y MEDIC DE
PRISIONEROs RUSOS TIE
MEN LOS ALEMANES.

GINEBRA, Suiza, Septiembre II.
Fl numcro de ~prisioneros m~oSco"itas
que han capturado los austro-alsma-
mes, ascendia hasta e. primero de
Mayo pr6ximo pasado. a Ia enorme
cifra de 2,57i.OOO. Adcmas de este
numero de prisioneros, los austro-
alemanes capturaron . los rusos
5000 ca1ones Y 1900 amerraIlado-
ras, segun datos tomados de 5oIeti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-18
.DESDE FL CAMPO De Ia GUERRA
Noticias oficiaIes
del gobierno
frances
FRlNCIi.

PARIS. >rpticmbrc I7.-El siSul"n
ic boIrlin official fut ]publicado ano
che rn r>la capital. por 81 MlnISte-
rio be- la Guerra:
"Muy rriraz Ina sidO cl fueGo de
nuc>tra artillrria de grueso call
hrr. que ha tornado Dartc IN los
rombair> Que duranlc cstos ult!-
mos Iias - han c>taio liDraNdo en-
B1l@ira. rn 81 sector de- Newport.
En- los alrrdr,iorrS de- ArraS. aSI
como ru las rtgioncS de Nruvlllc
y Ro|rIiucuurl y III cI disirito COM
prruiido entire 81 AiSne y 81 Disc.
nucSira arji,Irria Ina soSlrmido i=ual
mrnlr rombatcs con cl rnrmiGo.
habirniu runcionado % admirable
precision y ma2nifiros rrsuIjado>.
Iuranlc los violento> bombardeoS
IT, la p~o,irionrS alrmanaS.
En- aigj.naS otraS rr-lOnrS. o.
mo Ia de- los alrrdcdorcS lie SapI--
nruI Y cn 81 canal que - cncucn-
ira entire Fl AiSnr Y e. Marine. asi
come al Nortr de- CiaIons. 81 bonn
bariro dura julayia. con IguaI en-
,a"uilado Y yiolrato que al prin-
ripio.
Entire 81 Aisur y FL rio del Ar
come r>Ii IibranioSr un rnrarni-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-18
Pidase a
IGNACIO E. LOZANO
COZ Dolorosa St.
SAN ANTONIO TEX.
FL INGLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECCIOkES.

Esta obra, cuya mayor ven
taja estriba en- tener la pro-
nunciaci6n figurada en- caste
lano, es una de las que mas
facilitan 81 aprendizaje del
idioma ingles. Tiene varias
formulas de conversation pa
"a Ia vida diaria, y aIgunoa
nodelos de cartas usuales.
Hay dos edicionea.
A Ia r1stica .$O.75.
Empastado en- tela. .$1.25.
Pidase directamente a.
A e. z A
G07 Dolorosa 81.
San Antonio. TaxaA
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nes oficiaIes publicados por el 90
bierno imperial de AIemania ' por
eI de Austria.
Asegurase en- uno de los infov-
mes que el numero de bajas publ
cado oficialmente por el gobierno
y cue Sc hace ascender a 1884, 600
no comprende c~iviIes, nj muertos.
nj heridos. sino solamente prisione-
~yos en- perfecto estado dc salud,
Que han sido recluidos en- los CAM
pos de concentration, de donGe son
cnviados luego a diversas parties del
lmperio para e]mplearlos en- diversos
oficios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-18
Diccionario Manual.
Encyclopaedia.

Este diccionario de la lengua
csstellana es ell mas complete y
noderno. Esta ilustrado con mas
de seis mil grabados en- negro y
en- dolores, mas de 250 mapas,
cientos de retratos de hombres &C.
lebres, edifcios y monumentos
h~istoricos de todas parties del mum
DO, etc. Els ell mejor de los enci-
clopedicos manuales y solo vale
$500 ell ejemplar.
Haganse los pedidos acompaha-
dos de su importe a
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
S07 Dolorosa ST. San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-18

La PRENSs - Ell pcr.5ilro mcNirauO de
u,Sv0r c.rrulartyn "a los E-tI.DS tnitoS,
: eoy 10 taato q nc50T para los -aaQriaS-
Ira.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-07-07
Ito be C%ontinued.)
SHAKE HANDS WITH HALF
THE VOTERS OF GEORGIA

Clifford Walker New Attorney Con
eral of Georgia, Has Set a New
Record in Whirlwind Campaign
ing.
Atlanta, July Lone of the prom,
inent figures at the state house under
the new administration is Hon. Cliff
ford Walker of Monroe, Georgia, who
has succeeded Hon. Warren Grice as
attorney general.
Mr.. Walker made one of the most
remarkable campaigns eve under
taken in Georgia. He visited prac-
tically every county in the state,
from Rabun Gap to Tybee Light, and
is said to have shaken hands person
ally with more than one-half of the
voters of Georgia, a feat probably
never before accomplished by any
body in so short a time.
While one of the youngest men
who has ever run for or been elected
to an important state house office in
Georgia, he has an established and
proven ability as a lawyer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-07-07

PED and Jerry.

MMEE went haphazardly around the
#H room examining everything. sit
etag in various kinds Of chairs,
on the sofa. smelling the flow
.@.ssx, sard wherever she went Jerry fol-
E.xzss1aS. S,er at g little distance.
AGge ecu going to stay here"
--:XEsobe ] will and mebbe l won't"
.+ERaS your aunt send for you"
~rI1c, me uncIe-me Uncle Nat"
-~.YEzthaliel K~ingsnorth." cried Jerry
III :gssaEement.
EeaE nodded.
sSsse.pin' in his grave. poor man"
Tny, then, you're Miss Margaret
$saJnnGel?"
E.sxm- How did you know that?'
II avas with your uncle when he
oF5a-
FsEsre ye?"
told me all about you"
-EsN he2 Well. l wish the poor mar
"krE anf' lived. An J wish he'd a
vsaa.s1nt O. US sooner-he with all his
GxponT an me father with none an ME
faaa .Saster's only child
-"NZnzt does your father do?'
w. sock a deep breath and answer
Oh .esgarB. She was on the one sub,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-07-07

..GsstT about which she could talk freely
--stii she needed was a good listener.
Minis strange man, unlike her aunt.
sleseseed to be the very person to talk
r5rc >rc the n really vital subject to
GEEeS. She said breathlesSly:
Sure me father can do anything at
S~aET-syeept make money. An when
aMsGaoas make it he can't kape it. He
~:Sseso't like it enough. Nayther do |.
We've newer had very much to like,
tGDr= we've seen others around US with
nHisnty, an. faith. we've been the hap.
E~sf.ssc-that We have"
!eaeronly stopped to take breath be.
:d1s,e on she went again:
There have been times when we've
fIBser most Starvin', but me father new
.agE-ost his pluck or his spirits. Naythei
saEE. -. When times have been the
H!ngniest I've never heard Il word OF
s~.umniaint from me father nor seen a
..g+.coEZr on his face. An I'm sick for
iIxe sight Of him. An I'm sure he Is
3-m- %ae-for his Peg O. My Heart as
mre always calls me-"
SEE uncovered her eyes as the tears
s--EstSGed down through her fingers.
"s2on.t.do that" he said softly as he
.4+IafH1 She moisture start into his OWL
"-s.z.
- DON'T often cry" she said. "Me
NTs:aeaer never made me do it. | never
:-ssv7 G1im cry hut twice in his life
aarr.s when we made a little money an
S.rse lad a mass said for lie mothers
.sssM an we had the most beautiful
.~azEnrStss on Our Lady's altar. he cried
u.isa1. ne did. An when ! left him to
.xarrs.a here on the %ship-an' then only
cse last minnit."
fE q moment she went on again:
z cried meSelf to sleep that night. l
tEaIi- An many a night, too. OF that
arssagGner.
-9R' 7 wish / hadn't come-that I
a1c. Res missin' me every minnit-an'
IEzsH aaissin' him. An I'm not goin' to
Gse G,appy here ayther.
II don't want to be a lady. An they
,xncn't make me one, ayther, If I can
EEesihs It 'Ye can't make a silk purse
81 of a sow's ear that's what me
:aIataer always said. An that's what
&. ~. I'm a sow'S ear"
She stopped.
-"sS,1n afraid 1 cannot agree with
.Ys1sx-"
Che looked up at him and said in
~ differently:
"'sNSaat's what I am. I'm q sow's
.:sna-:"- -. - -
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GERMAN METHODS IN
THE DUTCH FORK
(Yorkville Enouirer.)


Judge Frank B. Gary at Lexington
last Saturday, signed an order
granting a new trial in a case against
a fertilizer company, in which the
plaintiff was given the full amount
asked for, $3.50, unless the plaintiff
shall within ten days after notice of
the order remit upon the record all
of the verdict except S32.75." In
granting the motion Judge Gary said
in part:
"a motion in the above entitled
case having been noted by the defen-
dant, and upon consideration of
same it appears to the court that the
jury disregarded the instructions of
the court, as to the measure of dam
ages, for the size of the verdict can
be accounted for on no other ground
than that the jury was carried away
by the eloquence of the PLAINTIFFS
attorney"
1t is cruel for Judge Gary to use
an asphyxiating shell like this on
ei!oquence that puts a jury to sleep
while his honor is giving his instruc-
tions as to the. law Of the Ease.
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eDeQ or me rather. Iuey were. iurJ
we're grand days for me. Ye're Eng
fsh. mebbe?" she asked him suddenly,
Il am" said Jerry. He almost felt
inclined to apologize.
well, sure that's not your fault Ye
couldn't help It. No n should bold
that against ye. We can't all be born
Irish"
I'm glad you look at 1t 80 broad
mindedly," said Jerry.
She stood restIessIy a moment, her
hands beating each other alternately.
II get so lonesome for me father"
she said.
Suddenly. with a tone Of definite re-
solve In her voice, she started to the
stairs, calling over her shoulder:
I'm goin' back to him now. Good
by"
Jerry followed her. pleading insist.
emily:
"Wait! Please wait"
She stopped and looked at him:
Give Us one months trial-one
month" be urged. 1T will be very
little out of your life, an | promise
you your father will not suffer through
it except In losing you for that one
little month. Will you? Just a month";
He spoke so earnestly and seemed
so sincerely panied and so really con-
cerned at her going that she came
down a few steps and looked at him
irresolutely.
"Why do you want me to stayT" she
asked him.
Observation-Disclosures your late uncle
was my friend. 1t was his last wish
to do something for you. Will you
Just a month";
She struggled With the desire to 60
away from all that was so foreign and
dlstasteful to her. Then she looked at
Jerry and realized, with something akin
to a feeling Of pleasure, that be was
pleading With her to stay and doing II
in such a way as to suggest that u
mattered to him. She had to admit to
herself that she rather liked the look
of him. he seemed honest. even
though he were English. After all. to
run away now would look cowardly.
Her father would be ashamed Of her.
This stuckup family would laugh al
her. Instantly she made up her mind.
She would stay. Turning to Jerry.
she said:
"All right, then. I'll stay-a month.
But not any more than q month.
though"
mot unless you wish It."
II won't wish IT. promise ye that.
One month III be enough in this house"
II am glad you're going to stay"
"Well, that's q comfort, anyway.
Some one II be pleased at my stayin'."
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CHAPTER Xxx.
A Real Friend.

A DOOR slammed loudly in the diS~
n lance rs Peg talked to Jerry
n Peg distinctly heard her aunt's'
voice and Aleric's. In a mo"
ment she became, panic stricken. She
made one bound for the top stairs and
sprang up them three at a time. At
the top she turned and warned him:
Don't tell any one re saw me-"
IT won't" promised the astonished
young man.
But their secret was to be short lived.
AS Peg turned Ethel appeared at The
top of the stairs and as she descended,
glaring at Peg, the unfortunate girl
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tance as reg iaikeo 20 JeTTy'
went down backward before her. Al
the same moment Mrs Chichester and
Alaric came in through the door.
They all greeted Jerry warmly.
Mrs. Chichester was particularly
gracious.
80 sorry we were out. You will
stay to lunchT"
1T is what l came for" replied Jer'
ry heartily. He slipped his arm
through Alaric's and led him up to the
windows.
why Al, your cousin is adorablel'
he said enthusiastically.
"What" Alarc gasped, in horror.
you've met herr"
Indeed l have. And we had the
most delightful time together. l want
to see a great deal OF her while she's
here"
you're joking?" remarked Alaric
cautiously.
mot at all. She has the frank, hon.
est grip on life that | like better than
anything in mankind or wonnankind.
She has made me a convert to home
rule already"
The luncheon gong sounded In the
distance. Alaric hurried to the door.
"Come along. every one! Lunch"
"Thank goodness!" cried Jerry, join
-. lin ~ s.arEing."".- :---..-