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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-08

possible exception of detective stories
and problems of sex-which the gov
ernment probably thinks are we'll
covered in current magazines and
novels-practically every style of fic-
ton is included in the official list
With respect to time. the list ranges
from the Arabian Nights and Pilgrim s
Progress to Joseph Vance" and "A
Modern Instance while the geo.
graphical area covered is almost as
great.
Tolstoys Anna Karenina" is Rus
sias contribution; Poland gives Sien
kiewioz With Fire and Sword; The
Three Musketeers,' Les Miserabies"
and 'Pere Goriot" are the representa-
tives of France; Englands additions
to the list include Adam Bede,"
"Clarissa Harlowe." David Copper
held.' Guy Mannering." Henry Es-
monde" "Ivanhoe," Lorna Doone,"
The Ordeal of Richard Feverel,"
Pride and Prejudice Robinson
Crusoe," Tale of Two cities" "Clois-
ter and the Hearth Vanity Fair"
Vicar of Wakefield" and "Romola,"
while the United States is represented
by Kidnapped" The Luck of Roar
ing Camp The Last of the Mo-
hieans," The Scarlet Letter" The
Pilot and Treasure Island"
The comparative shortage of Amer
lean books on this list is explained by
the fact that an entire subdivision is
devoted. to American literature, this
course including the study of such
works as The Autocrat of the Break
fast Table" Ben Hur," THE Four
Million" Tom Sawyer" "Hnckleberry
Finn, The Man Without a Country"
The Sketch Book and Two Years
Before the Mast"
Although Uncle Sans course in lit
erature has been formed only a short
time he has already enrolled more
than 1900 students and every mail
brings in the names of others who
wish to better their minds. Many of
these names, incidentally, are those
of school teachers who are glad to
get this means of renewing their lit
erary knowledge, with the idea of
passing 1t on to those under their
care. This is taken as evidence that
Uncle Sans courses appeal to students
as well as those who are unfamiliar
with literature.
II the literary taste of the country
does not improve greatly within the
next ten years, it will not be the gov
ernment's fault
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-08
Allies Planning New
Drive, Says Drexel

New York, Sept s. England.
france and their Allies are preparing
Tor a. new and mighty drive against
the Germans in the western theater
OF war, in which a supreme effort
VIII be made to hurl the Teutons out
OF France and Belgium, according to
D. Armstrong Drexel. son of Colonel
anthony j. Drexel, of Philadelphia
recovering from long siege of pneu-
monia, contracted while serving as
chauifeur for Sir John French, COM
mander of the English forces in Flan-
ders. Mr.. DreXel crossed the Atlanaic
on a sea voyage, prescribed by his
physician. and is visiting his brother
Anothony j. Drexel, Jr
When the new drive will be launch
ed Mr.. Drexel could not say. Only
the English and French General
Stafs know, and they are cloaking
their plans. But Mr. Drexel could
say that the Allies were mobilizing.
arming and equipping on a colossal
scale. England has between 3,OOO,-
600 and 100000 troops in the field
and Is training many more. Nearly
200 factories are turning out muni-
tons working day and night In
France similar conditions prevail.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-08
SCALP SCALY
HAIR CAME OUT
Dandruff in Large Flakes. Scalp
ltChed and BAned. Caused
Small Pimples.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
MY hair became filed with dandruff
and my scalp was very scaly; large flakes
Of scale and dandruff would fall from my

head. My scalp itched and
burned causing me to do
a great deal Of scratching
and caused small pimples
to appear. My hair was
thin and dry and large
quantities of loose hair
came out.
My head was in a bad
condition for at least two
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-08
Hundreds of Tots
Go to School For the
"First Day" Yesterday

An estimated daily attendance of
1000 pupils is the record expected
to be made this year in the public
schools judging from the enrolment
of the first day.
Many hundreds of youngsters who
had just reached the age of six, were
started on their public school life by
parents in all parts of the city. At
Camp Curtain building alone yester-
day, so beginners were listed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-08
EDUCATIONAL
School of Commerce

Troup Building. Phone, Bell 1e40J,
10 So. Market Square, Harrisburg, Pa.
Fall term beginRt Day School, septem-
ber IL Night School. September g.
Oniee open from a. m. to D. m.
Phone, write or call for catsIOg OF
further information.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-08
Cumberland Valley Railroad
TIME TABLE
In Eject. June 27. 1915.

TRAINS leave Harrisburg
For Winchester and MartinsburR at
500, s7:52 a. m. s3:40 p. m.
For Hagerstown, Chambersburg, Car
Isle, Mechantcsburg and intermediate
stations at s5:03. s7.52, s11:53 a no.
s3:40, 5:37. s7:45. 100 .. m.
Additional trains for Carlisle and
Mechanicsburg at s:4S a. m. 2.16; 3:2e.
$780, 9:35 a. m.
s1l:53 a. M. 2:16. s3:40. b:37 and $50
'Daily. All other trains daily excep.
Sunday. H. A RIDDLE,
J. H TONGE @. p. a
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-08

Adapted to bust measure from a. to 40
inches.
To make the corset cover will be re-
quired I yd. of material 27, 36 or al in.
with 8 yds. Of beading, az yds. of edging
to trim as illustrated.
The pattern 86I5 is cut in one size only
since it is adjustable. In the case of the
larger women it would mean slightly
less fullness, in the case of the smaller
woven. sl;-htl'' n'.-o ( 'l...
Bowman's sell May Manton Patterns.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-08
URGES ROTARY CLUB
TO BOOST FOR HOTEL

[Continued From First Page. ]
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-08

years before I used CuNcura Soap and
Ointment. After using them about three
months my i1air and scalp were in better
condition than they were ever before"
(signed) Miss Sarah Smith, 3O1 E. 3rd
St.. Wilmington. Del. March 9. 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. ADJ
dress postcard "Cuticurs, Dept. T, Boss
TOM Sold throughout the world.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17
Grins Scnpulo.

MQn i6reibt bon briiben: Sin ei.
aentimlife5 S6idial bat es iebt ges
poQt, 0oB Der baberii GeBrin32eppp.o
inter oeiien 6iibrung 0ari1au BON
ben 3uiIen befreit nuroe, Elm Tdhz
fpmme oes eriten polniideu &0niqs
lit. Observation-Disclosures 8~esie1unQeu
stpiihen ben Q8ittelsba6ern uno ben
polniiden aOnigsbduiern fin0 niez
oerbolt an9etniipft moroen. Cine p6l=
nii6e &pHi9sto6tsr, Die I60ne Size
reie 9unigunbe Sobiesto, bat oils
5peite 0emabIit Wtor Gmanuels To-
gar our Dem ban ridden Sbron geIeis
fen, uno i1r Sobn Mlbred)t bat ais
Sorl VII. Die oeuti6e &oiiertrone
getroaen. Wiit Dem @ntel Der Spbiesz
ia lit biefe baperii6e 2inie alleroings
iebr bolb o%usgeitorben. Die 8erbin>
Dung Der Witteisboder nit Dem err
item polniihen Sonigsgefnledt, zen
Pioiten, 9ebt ms 10. S~ahrbunoert
Suriid, ND 2uolpig H.. Der StrenQe,
Der @smohl Der ungliidlihen Morie
BON 8rdbant, als annette @ottin
4nna bon @Iogdu aus Dem piaitens
bous beinfiibrte, Die beioen Stiei
iDbne Der Y~ioFentod,ter moren CUB
piq ser 9oper ur0 Ruoolf. Der 1bns
berr Der jebt r%egierenoer BitteISpo<
der. Oils Nnhtpmmen Ruoolfs t;a=
oen bic W~itteIsbad)er allerotEgs fein
poInii6es glut in ben Noern, fpph,
aber oils Goftommen 2uonigs bes
8anerr. oeiIen Ueidleht i'm Mar
nesitamm ia erlpiacn lit. 0as p5l=
nifhe 8lut lit aui Dem llmlpe9 u6er
ben GrnsitiniiGen IIt oes 6ouies
Wettiu in Die 6dmilis Wittclsboh
oetommen. gria5 2eoppIo lit gin
Gntel Der Sonigin 3bereie. elmer
9riuseFin ron 9iIoburgbauien, Die
pom Surfiriten Gruit, benz 8rinoer
oes Grns{iniiden !6auies, abitamnt.
Grnits Satin mai cine Eodter al=
bret)ts Ill. non 9apsrn. etnes oiretz
ten Rddtommen 9uorpigs oes 8opern
uio oeheH Satin geatrig pnn 8Ios
qau. 9eotrir ober mar Die Gntelin
aonraos Q Slogan, bs1sn llrsrob>
pater, SoIeslop Ill. S0uig BON 90
len mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

bub' i'd gar niht oarau geoadt su>
crit, 10 mar it perpler."
.Sm - looo", Der &Isine i6ielts
i'm iiber bic Srille neg isItinm an,
40 - nun oann fangen mir an" .
uno er itieg. beodhtiam oufs Guilt
uno besann oIlerbano Tinge gu fra<
gen, auf Die er allerbano Antporten
betom aber ieIten bic ri9;ige.
0os tiimmerte BEN alien 9errn nun
oiesmal mertniirni9 menig; er Idien
taum 81 boren, mas Die Sungen ibm
ba poritdmmsIten, uno Ionn ob uno
81 drgerliA Dor ii6 bin, uno gum
Sdiub, nenn er iih gu nsuen Sra
gen anihitte. l~treifte iein Huge big
f6nelI ieoesmoI 6iebeltorns lange Sc
Italt.
Sic BADEN boh geraudt". risf sr
mi: einem Mule gon3 bsitimmt oas
amiihen, OLE Elm Sun8e eben tpieoer
mas ouher o~ntportete. sd riens
IS nod, es 1T tejn 3i9orrenonmpf,
er lit aus Der 8feife."
n9ieI!eidt bat Der 9err 2ebrer Dor
Der Glaiie geraudt". piepite oa Sop
Gepenbrot5 Gimme dnaItli4 aus
osm 9intergrunoe pon Der Die9e
Der; er outte ii6 ober tief binter
Ieinen @orotrmaun, DEN oiden Bat
tersiobn.
.Wer Iagte oas e6en?' fra9te Der
S6u.rat in bic @egeno, aug Der Die
ounne Stimms getommen mar.
Sop bebte Dor Augit, magic niht
fir ietnen Qebrer ipeiter ein3utreten
unb bIieb nit ber RoIe auf Der 8ant
rsqun9sIos Iiegeu.
0os 9ruus Wldnnden batte Be.
merti, nie einige Sun0en o~erItoblen
nod Dem 2anotar.enihront tuitoers
bolt biuUberdu9tsn uno ii6 anItieBen.
Gr tam baIo duf Geographic All iprs.
den uno foroerts 5isbsItorn i'm I'm
ihIub oaran auf, i5m bic 8arten al
Seiaen; er nOlle isben. in peltem
3uitnno Die Iih bsfduoeu.
Gs fhien ibm gu lunaium 3u ges
ben. 9!eih mar CT aud ON S6raut
unn publte nit pdrin umber. Me.
beltorn bepabrte sroar ieine Ru6e
duberlih, dbsr idplI mar Is i6m
bod, IGfpiiI ipis einem g~feiieutopi.
Damn isoot par sr nit elnmul aus
allen 9ioteu.
Der SauIrot io9tt namli6:
aba" rno sog aus elmer Sdr.ens
role nit beoeutilmem AopInidcn cie
ldnas Yieiis berpoJ.
sd bah absr niht geraudt, Ia
tell i1 iie INNER bin"
Ter Eopf lit nod pnrm.."
Ia lieb 6iebsliorn iytiIih bic Oh
rem hdnQen. Gr hattie oas pjni,a:
SsrI6su am Iisbittn oefabt Inn
eurhs 6euiter oo nriiben in ZEN Seit
eeidmiiieu. Nber sr mar till INN
ihlapp. itlupp ME feline aeIbe Sop.
re. uno feline Slite araiten polley
Grqebun9 Die trummsn GieIen ob.
Isle sablen feds Mart Strdie Ia,
fir, oob Sic mid belo9rn hoben."
Nm oieiem Sage bitam Der arm,
Iorfiaulmelitsr nidytS peiteres msby
BON ieinem 9orssieBtcn su boyen.
Der tIetterte idon orduben pitosr in
lsin idparsts 0oaelttn. fdpb BIZ
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17
8on alnin 8atb.

$1,000 ~N|T
Die Sungen hinter lbm in bel
GOrfI9ult, IN oelien 6enItsr 6iebs,-
torn lag. mod9ten einen Morositaaz
bal. Sic ipielten .Strie9". uno oas
bel 9ings uber unp duier ben 9dnlen
meg. bnB bier uno oa Die 2iuts nus
10 Ipribte. Wfit benz Robrltod oes
&ebrers puroe ebea elmer Der pGugs
ldnoer" Is mar Sop 1~spenbrod,
Der eigentlid On ner Fir Die Wisgs
nit oem liingitsn 6iebeItorn BARN
fGauteIn ioIite BON einsm Der
.Deutlten" erihoiien. Gr iiel ne6en
BEN 5eniter BIN. no 6iebeitorn. Der
TorHhulmetIier, feline lange pieiIe
nah orauBen u. Die marine Sonnens
luft bangen IIeb uno luader ~oarauilos
idmau4te. 4ber 6iebeItorn erpette
ben Sun9en uernittels isines Yletiens
robres nit 3tem.id9er Gei4ipinoiQteit
eIeih nIeoer uon BEN 3oten. Iagte i'm
an Die Bie9s 3u ieinem iiingiten
SproBling. Der Don BEN llIgemetnen
Geidret on1eitedt nab beiten ardften
II poIIem Q0lie mttbdIi.
Der Sau9ling "a teiu Wunoer-
tiro, cas etm0 idpu n Der Q8iege
fit nit BiIoung nuoeln IieB; Is hattie
pieImebr ieneu b0dt natiirlifen
Gruno, oaB er bier i'm Ghut3immer
iinno. 0ds gau3e Shutgebduoe al
Marenneu, oas nett hinten i'm Git
preEBiihen nod htnter SnIterburg an
bic ruitihe @ren3e iId oriidt. he.
itano nur aus 5pei Haumen. einem
fleineu SubitaIl. in benz auBsr Der
Sub nod Elm Shiueindeu it'd lumber
trieb. uno benz 6Iur5immer; penn
mon ben dlur oa3pilteu, III nem
hinter benz 9ett nod bic 0ubner bau=
item, miirehnete, rparen IS orei Rdus
me. Do par es ndtiirIic9, oab oa8
S6uISimmer, renn tein uuterridt
mar. ais Woburoum oiente. tpesbdIb
benu ouh Die Wiege etus fir a.lemol
sinfah bier itsben bIieb - no bate
lie ionit bIelben iolIen3
Bel oieien Wohnungspsrbdltniiien
mar es nift minoer natiirlid, nenn
Mnoreds 6lebeItorn feline Yieiie, Die
CT iit i'm g8pbn3Immsr o~ngeSlnret
nno bort nldt me4r gang ms beiom.
i'm &%Iaiien5immer su Gnre yauhtc.
Gr Ie9te ild) o0bei ia getpohnIit nod)
ms 5enIter uno blies BEN Tampi nab
Woglidistt binaus.
gI0biid) nber rib er lebt feline
8ieife berein od unten aui Der
irnntubegIdn5teu yauoiirube tuutte
aus Dem 9obItus9 Elm idipar5es va
golden ouf, III benz Elm podr Sgillen.
9lGIsr gera0e TO funtelten, ais iGbsn
lie auf Der Noie bss ShuIrats. 6ie.
Fbeltorn mar ms 3tmmer sLriidgefab
zen unO idielte. UNI san3 idsr gu as.
ben, npd einmal borlIdJtia um Die
@de - tein 3ipeiisI: CT mars. Die
S~riIIenglGier IdBsn jebt por Der
Stirn, Ipo is Der SduIrat gelpobns
'l;d binidob, penu er etIpaS Qenau
isben pollte. uno er idaute otdBIi1
eenau bier nad BEN TenIier.
Sm Nu neri9nano bic !nnae
p.feiie i'm 2anotarieni9rani i'm glu
iporf Der pI0Blid uualaubIid bsbsupe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

TiebeItorn Ieinen abgsi6a6.en uno
ourdgelhIiIienen brdunIid)en Shla'z
rod, ben er nod aug Dem WobnSims
mel Der onbatte, in bic SIDE hInter
Der Wiege, orei6fpauo einen Moment
IN 6Iur in Der 6egenp pes 6ihners
Fails, mo er etlpas @elblthes, pas
lld) an ieiHem Hprpsr ais Scope ents
.pideIte. aafraffte, unp 3lpildenourt
lpetterte er Die Junsen 5u ibrsn
Plaben 5uriid. teiIte bier cine Maul
idelle, bort eiren 0~aar3upfer aus,
uno mn ldB CT IN Volitur auf benz
Yult. madte cine bittererute Wiene,
tpabreno er ben Idngen Hobrltod OF
Der Ganotarte in bic 5iefen beg UT
ldutiI6en G3eans hineinitieB uno Sep
Sepeubrod nit Drohnen0er Gimme
frugte, mas oas fiir eine Stoot lei.
Aber Der idaute ME ollie anoern
uno nie Anoreas lelbit nad) benz
fhm0rjen Wc9eld9en, oos od Qletd}
GIN 6enIter belt. uno nad3 Dem MAJ
geren 8appeu. Der ieiuen pon blduIi-
dem SjG)tern Uberlauienen Ropf
ourd'S 6eniter bsreinitedte uno nit
fpeiien 9iliitern ihnob uuo lanup=
pey;t.
Ter GduIrot, cir ;Ieine8, oiirres,
gyaIes M0nndcn. irat. Die 8rille
nod duF Der in 5aIten geIeaten Stirn.
langiam berein. 5o9 nie ipiBe glatte
gtale traus uao %idnupperts aud).
rG8os fir cine Stuot?@ rief GFie
btI'orn uno itieb iiber Ifien bin uao
@itarrts nlt Sep Sspenbrod, her aber
nur nuh bes qraIen Wdnnden8 traus
Ter Nule blidte. bic uitterno ourd)
Die Cult iubr. ~Nas fir cine Staot,
Sop Iepenbrpd2"
s6teoeltorn. bat bier iemano ae.
rauft2" Ter Sdulrot I6ob cie
griIIe noh etlpos hober auf ric
Stirn hinnuf uno bltdte ben User.
rofat nit oem Sopie 9srumiabren.
ben ioriheno bon urtsn on. .!0ai
bier isnlaHo geraudt2"
Rein bier pa! uitmonb &c.
rauht. !6isr2- uein."
It's riedt bod 10. riedsn Si' q
nitt2"
6iebeItorn ~fdnupperis aud in Del
Suit berum. tam nom g]uIt beruntei
uno gin9 5fpifAen be 8dnte bineir
iGnO berod aud bort ubetnlI bic quit
Rein. ib rieAe nidts!.- lpnr oos re.
fuItdt.
r4ber bob i6 iduide mid
niht, 6iebsIiorn. Sic BADEN &c.
rau4t!!- Die SriI,s guide luie cir
tIeines 77a!lbtiI ouf6liteno ouf hi,
Naic heruntey. lno Die moctre Redt,
hes 4rduen Y,Gundens iiieB nit gro.
Der &efinmtbeit Qe8en BEN Qonlen
los. .Sit. 5iebtiiorn. Sd b0b'a
ouh 9tiehen. th Tam MIDI nitt irs
rem uno IN Ia" er ipies mad
eiuem 5arteu. bIdulid ardune RouG
o~dmpfIein. ooS Iid lGTal ME cine
SpedltSunQe chen uuterm 5sniter unt,
ordubcn itabl. ga lit ia uoh Rauh!-
Der lam pm S.eiien Soner
Tsin," IieB ija her 2ebrsr niht GUS
Der 6oIiung brinqen. Der hat bier
ne Miuute am feniier geitonoen nit
ieiusr 3i9arre uno mas o~abereeb!a.
len; ron cem .annA isiu. ia b
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

Stimmung i'm iibertam = ober er
IieB bic pfeife rai6 pieber auriits
fallen. Spdter, naf benz Gfier, be-
fam er bnfir cine ridtige 3igarre,
bonn gob's aud nod cine Soiiee
8affee, uno bann tpanberte re erleiGs
teften Sersens unb ppblig bei9tpers
ten Md9ens feline 5tpeieinbalb Meilen
5uriid.
4ber bic feds Morf Strofe, bic
Der SduIrot ieIbft be3oblte, bat Sic
beltorn ME 3uriideritattet. 0os
tIeine sraue Mdnn9en lit borii6er oe.
ftorben unb per arme 0orii4ulmeis
tier aud.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17
THE Nh Vte Knovs Il Arr

8rilIs Dor bic Stirn uno ssigte rem
Inn Radgaffenoen Den Riiden.
Gieier tIeine 3mifaenfaII Ssitigte
BEL 6iebeIiorn gang ungetpobnlits
5oIgen. Riot, DOB er letns Yfeiie
pielteitt pernuGloIpgt Bate, ourd1s
aus nidt. So, er rnudte lpobl nod
me6r ais frlber - penn er mar elm
iApeigiamer Wonn geporosn, per
pieIe Stunoen oss cages PERFORMER
undergoing, benz irgeno etipas i'm
Gopf berumlag. nit pem er nitt
feriig tperoen tonnte. Seine 6rau
furhtete ernit,ih, er m0tte nod tiefz
iinnig tperoen. limb IS idien fdit,
oaB lie reGt bate. Gines Worgens
ididte 6iebeltorn Die Sungen einIad)
pieoer mad 9ouIe, uno IS mar bod
Elm Gag, Der neoer 81 beiB npb gu
talt mar. Sur3 paruuf mar er Islbit
aus benz 0orf peri6munoen, uno
aud mitta95 blieb er neg = man
fur9tete oas S6limmHe.
Qnoreas 6iebeltorn aber I6ritt
~fpoblgemut auf Der preuBiiden 2ano=
ftraBe gen 9umbinnen Oabin, cine
iuroe gfeiie i'm Mlunoe unp Die Scope
en- ben Sriifitod ouf ben &iiden Qez
bdngt - cine Sour bon 5peieiuhaGb
Weilen maft Elm biBfen tporm.
Gnoli6. bic Sonne brannte Inn IGon
fentredt auf ben S9doel in bic
9anrbiirite binein, mar er ftaabbez
bedt an ieinem 3ieI ongetommen.
Our6 einen tIeinen glumengorten
9in9's in benz olten Stdotden, bann
cine CRIME 3ir, Elm aItes rattlites
6rauhen unh 1inten in hem blauen
33immer an breiten S6reibtii6 Elm
flsines, 9raues, eiirres Mdnnten NIT
Der 8rille Dor Der Stirn.
rGuten 9ae, Serr GhuIrot."
Der mnfte Elm 6siidt! .6isbelz
tprn2 g9ns pollen gle oenn
hier2"
rRo 6trr G6uIrot. ...," sy
hriidts iein. Nuqen Elm pnnrmaI an
EotbIumi9sn 9eppid bin, rs lit bed
beute 1srnin."
~9ermin}~ Gr 500 bic 9riIIe auf
Die Raie berunter. rNie. psslpesen,
100 lit Sermin?"
oSd. pe9en Der feds Wfatt."
nWoIItn sic Die be3abIsn?"
.Sa. oas mill i'd" Gfiebeltcrn
nidte iehr btitis sum 4uspyud ieiass
gHten WiIIens.
LIMB bic ShuIe2"
Die bar ib ousgeiebt.
.2esipegen? Sic bdtten oas Geln
ididen lpiIen."
s0eipiB. oas bait Id io!len 80.
ia" Gr mar ganS geiitimmuns
uno iI0ubte iid perIeeen an ben Rds
gtln.
.Gonn be3ablen Sic rai6 unp mas
den ilh 9lsia pieosr beilu."
sd bah tein @elo." Gr ihaut.
ben Saulrnt beorGdi uno srIpars
tungSpoll an.
-gBa4?"
.0arum bin i'd bod b~srsetpm.
men,
sd osnts, Sic poIlsR besablsn!-
-@etuiB, has mill I'D ou6 -absr
id modts Den germ Sdulrat bits
! ten, mir has Selo Al Isihsn.@
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

Der madte EN- 8ei9t y f6ob
feline grilIe in Die 6Dbe, idaute gum
5SenIter binaus ii6sr bic Roien neg,
tie in rptem gIuit an Der 2inoens
laube oes 9aus9drthens puferten,
1daute 6iebeltorn pieper an, Der i'm
fur6tbar ebrIi6 unb tIeinmiiti9 an=
blidte.
oQIIo leiben foil i4 Sbnen bas,
SiebeItorn? Sabeu Sic fem @eIb?
Wobon leben Sic = unp Sbre 6rnu
unb oas Sino?"
Die 9auern bringen mir, mas i6
gu eIien nOtig bab', ms 0aus. 0eIo
ioIlen tie brin9en = Sic miiien bod,
ber 9err S6uIrat mifien bod, nab
mein 0e6olt aus ben 3inIen BON Den
Gitern beitebt, bic bic @emeinoe an
Die 8auern perpu6tet bal = uno
8eIb boben bic aud ni6t, mir brins
gen lie lpentgIten8 e:4ts, unb ipenn
i6 m1i einen 3aler befomme, it's
brei @ierteliubre nod)ber." @r 3pg
bic S6ultern bis iiber bic Sbren,
mn6te Elm tldglides, erbarmun9Ss
miiroiges 9eiidt, unb Die 2dnge ieis
net i6lpttrieen 6igur 3og ii6 gu
elmer pbnmd6tigen &riimmung traua
rig in%einanoer.
.@oppn be5abIen Sic ben 9abdi,
Siebeltorn2"
.0ott benz Den fobrisieren
bic gousrn ieIbit, uni ih trie9' Die
Stengel; ma, bdtt' i9 nur ni6t ons
eefangen nit benz Sobot!" Oos
9an5e 3immer ~ieuf8te nit.
sd rods ia gIeid, bab bas feline
3igarre nor."
n@erpen Der G6uIrat mir bic
feds Mort leiben. bis i'd tie ielbit
suiammsn babe?"
,@ut, bis ponn hentsn Sic, Sic
bsltprn. onB Sic bos @eIb mir ME
bsrgeben t0nnen2"
Der 9nnae ! pfte an ieinen Wers
melenoen berum. als babe sr's ernits
lid ouf bic braunen 2ibsn obgeie=
ben. nit Der Die geI6e Sopps rings
befeBt mar.
~SeBen sic fi6, 5iebeItprn." ia9ts
Der Sleine, nab elmer Weile bas
Shpeiqen unterbreteno. uno aing an
rem SetretGr uno Ieats ous ieiner
9ripatIdatuIIe ieds Mari in Die
ShultniIe.
SO" iaate er bnnn, r's tomm:
nitlt 10 genau orauf on, ipenn's
nuh etpos oduert."
.Nun. in spei Sohren bsnt' i1
gang bsitimmt - in 3tpei Sobren, ia.
hos pirb gsben."
Cine Gintraquna in oas Saupts
biid Is9te BEN 9ermin fsit.
.6iebeItnrn. hbtn Sic ffon gu
Mittag geeeiien?" frosts oer Slsins
ned pdbreno oes 8etriseIs sur
Ssite. tpdrtets absr Bic Intipprt nidt
ob unb fuhr laut ruieno tort: .2ind!
- 9err FiebeItorn niro nit 81 Ilits
taa eiien,,"
6iebeItorn mar iprn6Ioz, Isbute
ftf rudipGrts an Die 2ehne ees
Stubs, nuf oeiisn porosrsr 9ants
sr nur ttilipsiie a~sisfien bate. poIlte
unpilltIrlih nab Der tarssn 4fsife
in ner 9ruftaihe a~reifen. pis sr Is
aetrohnt mar lpenn cine behdglihe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

Sder5fsase. 8sIde asbns
Iitteit beitept 5ipiiten 6el0marihoa
Ifadenien uno Dem Ramniporn zines
Sbiffss2
rms nv us9'l! sqls6 :lloolluE
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17
c. l. C1LMAN,
SaupOlj SaLolung; Sbirsn. p,S
5sHiterrabmenfnbrii.
La Crosse, Wis.

Spets 9ef ddft,:
Rtnneicta /: SrfbForo. Breton e,r,r.
Sansp. Sraro Neooou. 8ropnsssJs
Aatlano. hilbert Yea, aIoen' garns
Ytinneicia Hntr, Cation. S,Ionor
ssiinsbosc gitp. Sairmout. Sbsrbu1n
Sadlon, 2ateFeIo, iuloo, eooertnn'
8ipeffone. ~s0"'
NatoIa: 1lonersau, 7su Haeies. goIuou.
seoetioH. Scuore. 7iana. Sorssburs
EocHiotef. os'
Rsbrnsta: 2erth Beun.
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Sc1tOc1t
sic iofort
at Mlt8

menn Elm @aIierrobr ouf6ridt
ooer Der aeiiel Elm 2ef bat.
gSir 5erriften bic Irbeit pilnft.
lid une f0rnen Sbnen bieI
@elo etIporcn ipcrln Gle ung
5eiti0 bpn 6e1Icrn in Ger 8loin.
blr.Mrbeit benoAriftioen.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-23

soon as you step off the train. If he
can get you to Cape Town without do
ing so, he will save himself lot OF
trouble, That's why l came-I got
wind of the affair"
The big Dutchman scowled fearfully
Seven years on the breakwater for
illicit diamond buying was the last
thing in the world that he wanted
And the stones in his breast pocket
were worth twelve thousand pounds
anywhere.
What's the gamer he demanded.
"Halves?" questioned James.
81 suppose So"
i've telegraphed for two saddle
horses to wait at Klipfontein station.
We1l get there at dark. We can make
a dash from the train, mount and be
away before Thompson spots US. The
saddle-bags are loaded with week S
food. In three days we can cross the
desert to Khama's Land, where we can
pick up ar OK wagon and make our
way into Johannesburg. Thompson
will be clean off the scent. 1t will
take HIM a couple OF hours TO find a
horse, and then he won't know for
sure tha. we are going to Khama' S
Land"
I'm with you," replied Wander
huizen, curtly.
At Klpfontein the program was
carried out. AS the train drew, shrek
ing, up to the station. the confederates
leaped from the carriage At the rear
of the platform a native man was
waiting with two saddle horses. tough
little Basuto ponies, of the kind that
would carry their loads where no
European horse could go. Two leaps
into the saddles, two pulls at the reins.
and the thieves we're padding quickly
through the single street Of the settle
ment and out into the desert.
They looked back when they reached
the sand. In the distance they saw a
crowd gathered about tall man who
was making futile efforts TO strike a
quick bargain for a horse.
They rode till evening. When the
moon came up they we're alone upon
the desert. They dismounted. made a
fire from the scanty thorn scrub. and
cooked some Of the meat in James
saddle bags. On either side OF the sad
die hung a large water bag. the mois