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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-27

shivers down ones spine 1.-The
C1utching Hand is the greatest
master criminal that fiction writer's
have ever created and Craig Ken
nedy, the greatest of all scientific de-
tectives is close his trail in the
thrilling serial, t'The Exploits of
Elaine" Arnold DAILY appears in the
role of Craig Kennedy, the detec-
tive, Pearl White portrays the part
of Elaine and who the master Grim
ina1 known as the "C1utching Hand"
is, is as yet mystery. Don't miss
seeing this greatest of all serial films
from start to finish.
This evening the ninth instal1ment
Of John Fleming Wilson's serial.
THE Master Key featuring Ella
Hall and Robert Leonard will head
the program offered.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-27
ST. MICHAEL,s VEREIN
NAMES RUDER PRESIDENT

At the meeting of the St MichaePs
=. r. K <. u. Veretn of st. Josepf,s
German r. G. church held Tuesday
evening at the school hall on Madison
avenue the following officers were
installed for the ensuing term
President, Stephen Ruder; vice.
president, Philip Miller; corresponding
secretary, Joseph Hee; financial Sec
rotary and assistant corresponding
secretary, George H. C. Koehm; treas
urer, John Be1inski: Marshall, Henry
M Metzger; spiritual director and adj
visor, Rev. Hubert ii Dahme; audit
ing committee, Jacob Herb, Henry
Metzger, Thomas A. Zehnder; truss
tees, Chas. Stackmann, Joseph Metz
ger, ST., Charles Helm; delegates to
Central Verbund, Stephen Ruder,
Phillip Miller, Jacob Herb.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-27
.STRA TFORD WILL
STRIVE TO ABATE
SANCE OF ASHES


Stratford Jan. 27.4On account OF
the many recent com plants from res
idents who live in different sections
of the town the selectnaen will can
a public hearing shortly to take ac-s
ton on a proposed ordinances in res
gard to peoples throwing their ashes
and other refuse upon the flighwacys.
Many complaints have been REGISTERED
to the seaectnenI In some instances
the ashes are allowed to a.ccurnulate
in large heaps and are q source of an.
noyance ~ wen as q blockade to team
sters.
The older residents ofathe town Will
be gr1eved to learn of the death of
Augusdndan Gray formerly of STRAIT
ford which Occurred IN TorrtnEton
Monday at the age Of 76 years Death
came from the result ia shock re-
ce1ved some months ago. Mr.. Gray
was born in NewtoWn but came to
sStraffoRd when very young man and
made his residence there
For many years he was a building
fcontractor in stratford and was wide
s1y known About rs years ago he.
and his wife left StraHord to reside
In Torrington in which place they
have liver ever since. Mr.. Gray was
engaged In the confectionery bust
ness in that town and was very prom
5pent1y known there The deceased
was asveteran OF the civil war. While
engaged in the conflict between the
North and the South he was promot-
ed for bravery. He is survived by
a widow. and three sisters, Mrs. Chas.
H Carey. Mrs George w. Graham
and Mrs. Samuel Patterson, also by
two nephews, Paul a Carey and Geo.
W. Carey and one niece, Mrs. G.
Frank Axte1Is all of Suatford- The
funeral services will be held In Tor
TiuKbOn this evening and the body
VIII be shipped on Thursday morning
70 stratford arriving on the IL
p'cIock train The body villa be met
mt the station by st. Johns lodge,
f. e. A NJ. OF which the deceased
was . member, who will accompany
s+11e remains to Union cemetery for
4ariaI-. The fun Masonic ritual will
ne exemplihed by the lodge at the
grave
The regular meeting OF the Azalia
Chapter, o. e. s.. will be held at
Odd Fellows hall this evening. On
Thursday the Grand Chapter will be
tn session in Hartford and it is ex-
pected that number OF the local
members OF the order VIII be present.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-27

A German military newspaper an
nounced that a new naval gun with a
range of 25 miles has been construct.
ed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-27
z. w. GA.

The girls belonging to the Fed
Grafton of Industrial clubs of the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton will hear Lannes McPhetridge.
Housing Commission, at their meet
ing on Sunday afternoon, discuss the
present conditions in Bridgeport, and,
by lantern slides, make clear the
needs of housing reform. The Fed
Grafton girls invite all interested in
this matter to be present Sunday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock at the Central
Association, 1887 Broad street. Tea
will be served at five by the Lambda
Tau club.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-27
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little Musterole

= =
And MUSTEROLE won't blister like
That old-fashioned mustard-pIaster
Just spread it on with your fingers It
penetrates to the sore spot with a gem
tie tfngle, loosens the Congestion and
draws out. all soreness and pain.
s MUSTEROLE is a clean, white ONT
EInent made with oil of mustard
There's nothing like it for quick re-
lief for Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Tonsilitis,x Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Headache, Congestion,
zPIeurisy, rheumatism. Lumbago
Pains and Aches of Back or Joints
SpradIls, Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, Colds of the
Chest cit often prevents Pneumonial.
Nothing like MUSTEROLE for croupy
children.
At your druggists. in 25c and soc
jars, and a special large hospital size
for soc.
Be sure you get the genuine MUS
ATEROLE. Refuse inlitations-get
what you ask for The Mustero1e
Com bany, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-27
FAMOUS RABBI I.AUDs
WILSON FOR NEUTRAL.
STAND IN CONFLICT

LIZ. samuel Schu1Tnan, RABBI OF
the Temple Bethel. New York, who
delivered an address last week before
the Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations, on the subject OF '"The
War and Judaism said the pro-
foundest cause of the war was the
intense nationalism which prevailed
in all thought.
''Nationalism," he continued,
seems to overshadow'' all considera-
lions of universal human interest, all
questions of humanity Everything
seems to have been concentrated into
the Standardization of the nation. It
has come to worship itself, to limit
the world to it's national horizon. No
nation is as yet ready to sacrifice it
self for humanity, even as the indf-
viduaI is called upon to sacrifice him
self for the state or nation. No ma
ton has outgrown its barbaric child
hood, it has not become mature, if it
has not made its guiding principle a
consideration for the interests of hui
mainly, if it does not. look upon man
kind as larger than itself holier
ideal than it's own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or
glorihcation.''
DR.. Schulman said he believed the
idea of nation based on race was
wrong and that it was destined to
pass away The ideal state should
be based on the fights of men, ir-
respective of race or creed, he said.
TT is not kings alone, as is some
times superfcially said" DR.. Schulz
man continued, that bring on war.
Democracies may hurI themselves in
to war. 1t is the tremendous sell
fish interests, the terrible passions,
the unreasoning hatreds Of men that
break out into the fury of war. Let
us therefore mott be self-righteous,
let US be fair, even as we are sym
pathetic towards the unfortunate
people of Europe that are engaged
In this, that greatest war of history.
s"The conflict had been preparing
for decades. Every nation that is In
the war today is there because 1t
wished it. If it willed to be out of
it, it would have found another way.
And this will and this wish, prepar-
ed for decades, and the very prepa-
ration brought on the conflict. This
is the tragic irony OF human 1irnita-
ton and contradiction in life. A
nation cannot, should not remain I'M
prepared. 1t is a crime for any ma
tom to leave itself unprotected, ex-
posed to the arbitrary might of any
nation. And yet. man becomes the
victim Of his own earnest prepare
ton for defense The heaping up OF
the magazine makes it possible that
any spark will explode it.''
The war has not proven the failure
OF religion, DIR. Schu1Inan asserted.
Thousands mo doubt all over the
world, have had their faith shaken.
Men and women have asked. Where
is God?
"God may be at distance. He
may seem to hide Himself, but He
is neVerth eless real and active in the
worlds history. Aye. in the profound
and tragic sense. He is even amidst
| the horrors of this war. From time
to time there come upon the world
greater conflicts between people and
i IL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-27
onera, Hesit;atton Taueln4..

Quiltyss School Of Dancing at the
Colonial Ball Room in Fairfield ave-
nue., is the acknowledged leader in
instruction in all forms of dancing
and is always a little ahead of all
others In the classes for advanc-
ed pupils meeting Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evening OF each
week all the latest forms of new
dances are taught as they should be
danced, so that you can dance them
with any partner. The opera hest
tatfon and tango are the most recent
of the society ball room dances and
will be fully taught at the class meet
ings this week. Other advanced
forms of these dances will be given.
The class meets at 9 o'clock, the in
struction is followed by a social per-
iod and dancing until midnight. Now
is the time to acquire the very latest
of the new dances.-Adv.
Alderman. Frank McDermott of Chi
cago was shot in the leg in the City
Hall there by a young woman giving
her name as Miss Anne zippman.
Steamship traffic between Trelle-
borg, sweden, and sSassnitz, Germany,
was, stopped because of the danger
from submarines and mines.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-27

Court Nelson, A. o. f., held a regu-
lar meeting last evening at their hall
It's Fairfield avenue. One new mem
Der was received. -Four applications,
were read out and plans made for a
whist in the near future.
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WaHstHmsStbmer1en der hinder.

9oj bur9 oGI3u raI6es Wn6stum
S9mer5en entiteber tOnuen, bic an
rbeumatiIde S9merSen erinnern, lit
nod ni9t aIIgemein betanut. Salt
INNER tritt nit bieIen S9merSsn
grObs MiOigteit auf. 0os in alSu
raI4em Da9stum begriffene Sino
mO9te iih, no es Itebt ilno gebt,
feBen unb empfinOet eine grobe llns
luIt, ipsnn es cine 8eiorgung aus3uz
fiibren pber cine an0auernoe torperz
li9e o6er geiItise glr6eit perri9ten
ioG. ar9 in Der S9uIe IGBt es gu
tpiinT9en iibrig, 1T unaufmsrtIaut
unb faieIis. fam ii9 nidts msrten
unb empfinbet bic Qlusfiibrung ieIb=
ftGnbiser Qrbeiten (9tufIGBe, Grems
pe0 als qudlenbe pein; Bidder per>
ben pergefen, 2ebrer aus @erIeben
ni9t gegriiBt. begOnnene SGBe, neil
bereits pieber Der9eiTen, nibt pollen>
bet.
8sfOnOrs leibet aud bic Ort6u.
graphic. SieIe iiberI9neu ipu9Ienz
Den SinOsr feben sepDbnIih ie6r blob
aus unO mogern ab. Sic itpben uuf
Der StraBe oft nit Paifonten Suiamz
men, bIiden nit srOben, blDben 9luz
gen lanse in's 2eere II. +. tp. Die
S9merSen, bic bieie MtiiOigteit bann
un6 mann begleiten. hnO Spar feline
heftigen, pflegen nur ipurenpeiie
aufSutau4en unb nieber gu pers
f9pinben. gtm bGufisiten fuerben iie
in ben 9elenten Der glrme un6 8eine
empfunOen. Gin tisentiimlibes 3iez
ben ma9t iib balb am S9ienbein,
balb an ben S9ultsrn bemertbar.
9aau treten BET man9en &inbern
Spinbelanfdns, ioipie IeiIe ober
bura beftise Sti6e getenn5ei8uete
&opfi9meraen, S9IGfenI9mer5en,
IeIbit ausens, Sbrens unb 3abnz
f9merSen auf. Sti9e in Der 8ruit,
i'm Riiden unb an ben Seiten ober
SreusidmerSen tau9en .Sann uno
mann ebenfans auf. Gin ipeiteres
Symptom 1T Der rafde @e9fel bon
9lppstitlofsfsit unb Seibbunser.
Cine nuffGaige Ilnluit unb lnz
freunbIi9teit tommt ii5er bas gu
raid padIenbs 8inO. Sinrei9snber
'S9laf 1T ba bic Sauptfd9e! Seine
tOrperIi6s ober geiitise lleberbiir@
bungl Qud muB iid elm iol9es Sinb
Iebr por allem leberbaiten (2aufen,
RaOfabren, S9littf6ubfabren) in
u9t nebmen, neil in OieIer 3eit Die
2unse Defenders Gmpfinbli4teit
5eist.
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Ser Spre6er, elm GROCER bassr.r
SuIarenmaipr, riidte ben perpuns
beten 9lrm in Der 8inbe Surs6t.
Limb pas fir 8erGe brunter
finb," fubr sr nadbentli9 fort, ~ba
fab i9 einen Reiter = i'd oente,
bns 9eIiht femme i'd bod = froge
ibn, ba 1T es @engitein, Der arobe
SeIbentenor nit Der nod gr0beren
@ooe! 2Guft bin unb piro freis
piliaer Heiter. gtuBerbem iporen
nod sfpei pripatoosenten uno iiber
80 Sfubenten ba - alle freiipillis!"
Gin SberIeutnant nit bem @iIers
nen 8reus, Der bisber idpeisenO in
Der @de geIeFen batte, Iadte nuf.
rSen tomii6ifen SerI, CLAUDE id,
Serr Wtoior, botteu mir bod in uns
ierem gtegiment. Sei uns bient
ndmli6 Der llnterOffi5ter 8ili Rots
tebpbm."
nDer 1T bsnn bas2 frosen bic ans
beren Sfti5isrs.
Ser Sbsrleutnant Ia9te: vSp
beibt er nur in ieinen 9apieren,
font nennt er f4 Der ~urfibele
glottebobm"!
.@os9 9er9 Der betannte 8os
rietetpmiter9 Der nit benz biden
@eIidt9" -.
,,@enou berIeIbe. limb 1T llnters
DffiSier Der RsIerpe in Der apeitsn
3omponie unIeres Resiments. @rit
ipubten mir = bas beiBt bic Diff
Siere = gor ni9ts bon feiner gln'
fpeIenbeit. 9lber zines Sases sebe
i'd bur9 bos auortier in einem bel'
siI4en 9Orfe, ba iebe id einsn
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dem Son beruus, aIs ob es elm
Molbeur gessben bdtte!"
N:. o,S.rs, Off;oiprp Iodhten

dem Son berous, oIs OBJ es elm
Molbeur geseben bdtte!"
Die an6eren Sffi5isre Iadten.
.Na, unb fpsiter9"
Der Sberleutnont fubr fort:
,Ro, Der Wfoior brebte ii9 -
i6pubs - um uno Iogte: n@s 1T
gut, sic tOnnen obtreten!" Sobei
Sudten feline S4ultern Dor perboI'
tenem Qa9en.
9lm 9tbenb borauf famen mir in
bic Sront. Gine glodt unb einen
Sag in GsIsrpeIteGlung - iiber uns
plabten bic eriten @ranoten, bo
purben bic &erIs itill. Hottebobm
aud. 2lm nG9iten Wtorsen tamsn
mir in bic S9iibenlinien. Spaten
raus - @rGben ousbeben - linz
terItGnbe bauen - na, sic tenuen
bas ia sul @eniige ieIbit. Dor uns
itanb frona0iiide Snfanterie unb
bouptfddli9 engliiche grtilerie. bic
aber mertlpiirbig itiu mar. 90 los
gen mir in ben SdiibensrGben. Gs
reenete, bic 5elbtii6e fam unregeIs
mGBig, furSum, bas re9te glenb Der
untGtigteit nit itetem auf benz Pos,
ften Iein, ging nun an. Mit einems
male fling Der 6einb an losSutnal>
len. Die 8riiber botten tpobl erit
Reierben na9seSogen, ieOenfalls mar
es elm md9tiger 9lnsriff. auf her
ganaen Sront. llnIere 9inie mar
3iemlih biian, nebIig mar es au6,
unb gerabe als Die feinblibe glrtilles
rie fi4 10 re4t einseIdOfen bntts
unb bic 9ranaten uniere fh0nen
lluteritGnbe serf9miHsn, perloren
mir ben 2nT6IuB na9 Iints - mir
iparen rsate Sliiselipibe - unb las
gen nun f9On bu. @s mar etelbaft.
meine Serren. Seine breibis S6ritt
nett Sidt i'm NebsI, bosu Der Seinb.
Der uns 70 ri9tig einsegabelt butte.
es fab fdeuBIia bel uns aus. Sd
bente serabe, Oh uns bic gngldnber
biellei9t rmeeben poIlen, ba plabt
elm Sdropneu iibsr benz 8atailIpnss
itab = Der MaiOr unb Sipei Saupt>
leute bin!
60 Elm ge6 - unb babel ouf
srponiertem PoIten! Sm eriten glus
9enblid poren mir ole itia, bic
2eute fpiirten initinttip bic llniider.
6eit. Die nGdften bOrten gu fhiez
BEN ouf unb f9ielten nod ben totem
Sffisieren. Nion fiiblte beutlid bic
Itumme 5roge: SOllen mir nidt 3us
ride Sd iab mid na3 benz ons
beren Sauptmonn um, Der bate
ober aud gerabe ieinen S4uB Be-
tommen : uno fpoIlte einen @nts
fdbluB fallen. 9n bore i'd lints BON
mir etipos trdben, better, bic Stim=
me bes Wlaiors:
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nntrrnfftgtrr Nnttrhnhnt.
gou Weartiu Yrosiauer.

biden Soufen SoIbaten, unb bore
briillenbes 8elG9ter. sd trete nds
Der, mon ma9t mir plaB. ba iiBt
Elm bidsr llnterOTfi5ier auf elmer
Spnne unb iingt Elm blDbiinnises
2ieb ouf bic Gn9lGnber, ober 10 to'
mild, nit 70 einem orclIisen 9es
fi6t, buB id aud la4en mub. Sos
mar meine erite perT0nli6e 9etannts
I9aft nit Serrn Wiai Rottebobm.
SEPT fieI er mir Dfter ouf, aber
ni6t INNER angenebm. 3uerit ging
es ia. Bel ben @epaItmGrI9en, bic
mir MAIDEN muBten, mar er immer
porne6m, INNER fibel, ipenn ibm
au9. Der S9peiB ii6er fein bides
@eT9t lief = unO maAte feline
MGb6en. 60 beiterte er ipenigitsns
Oie 2eute ouf. qlumGbIih tpuroe es
aber 5u Oisl. Serr Hottebobm i4ien
bic foiIerli9 beutI9e armee fir fein
9ubIitum gu bolten, unb fein
Munbpert itanb ME fin, aud BEL
Ra6tmGrfden, ipenn sr beHer bas
Maul balten IolIte.
Sd ma6ts ben Selbipebel uuf ben
llntsroffiSier giOttebObm oufmsrt'
fam, ba faete er: r3u 8efsbI, Serr
SberIeutnont, i9 ipeib faon. 9tber
penn i9 ben Sopf ipesbrebe, bann
mo9t er meine Stimme mad, bob
i'd benten t6nnte, i'd bins ieIber!"
2llIp Der urfibeIe gottebobm
Ipielte peiter. @inmol fam ih pon
binten an bic Moridtplpnne beron,
ba b0rte id Elm tomii6es Spottlico:
,ainber. baut ben gneIiibmauu,
@is iein 9ioitbeef roitetl"
ober nit msiner eigenen Stimme.
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SID In S1sne IebeH.

Ginen Der GitsIteit entIprunsenen
9eppbnbeitsfebler eeibelt bic Ntitar=
beiterin elmer beutIden 3eiti9rift auf
folgenbe trefflihe Wsiie:
Wan9e WlenI9en tOnnen es ni9t
loifen, gu f9auIpielern. 9lu9 i'm
fdIidten 9tlltagsleben pertOrpern iie
por aubern itets sine RolIe, ipielen
ii6 ouf aIs etfpas gang 8eionosres,
bas 8epunberung beiidt, uno pti=
fen gar nibt, ipie lG6erli1 soas
frirtt! 2fnbere pOIIen iie tGuI6sn
unb tGuI9sn bod nur iid IeIbit iiber
bic Dirtuns ibres Deiens. Statt
gu imponieren, beriibrt es gefudt,
aufgeblufen, untpabr, olbern. 90 erz
eins es pieber tiirSIi9 elmer 9ame.
bic i'm &reife unierer einfn9en Somz
merfrii9e uns bur9ous Don ibrer
berborrasenben seieIlI9oftli9en Stels
lung babeim unb ibrem Rei9tltm
iiberSeugen ipollte. Sic beriu6te nit
fOnigli9sm anitanb ii9 gu beipegen,
fpru9 nit eblem (boblenD Patbos
unb mottierte @ornebmbeit in 10
pertebrter @eife, boB es einfa9 TO-
mild anmutete - mir la9ten binter
ibr bsr. Sosar cine berbe 2lbferti>
9ung muBte iie iid gefoIIen laIIeu,
ols iie zines Sages tDri9teripeiIe err
flGrte, lie lei in bieiem Sabre olt unb
srau eeporben, neil : Iie niht ms
SO9sebirge reiien tonnte! 0a
mo9te ibr iemonb tlar, oob es in
bieIem erniten Sabr ipobrIid anOere
9riinbe gum 9llts unb @ruutperbsn
sdbe, aIs bsrort IdppiIde ODer renOm>
miftiIde!!
@enn nun bieie Dame eine Gins
aeIerf6einung pdre, 10 lobnte lie in
ibrer 2G9srIidtsit nidt Der @rpGbs
nung. glllerpessn ober trifft mnn
auf Msni9en, bic, itott iid natiirIih
Su seben, ettpas porite!len tpollen BEL
nnberen, bic ben ginbrud eripeden
mDdtsn, oIs ieien iie lusr ober mas,
bas lie allerbines germ iein ipiirben,
aber obIOlut nidt iinb. @oSu bas9
gio9 INNER bur9fbout 9eiunoer
Menf6snberiunb berdrtises @eborsn
unb feline Motibe. Ro9 INNER ipirb
ropon niemanb gstGufdt, ols Der bn
IeIbit tGuf9en ipollte, 9as Iei Su
RuB unb 5rommen bsrer, BE Ii9
itets in Ssene au ieben lieben. ibnen
einbrinalih beriitbert.
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npfIanst bos 8oionett ouf! Gum
Sturm, marfa, mari9, burial" Sd
Iebe ben urfibelen Nottebpbm, bns
8aipnett in ben 5Guiten, 'raus aus
bem @raben fprinsen. Die onberen
&erle au9, i'd Siebe ben Segen.
ipiire einen S9las sessn ben arm,
iebe gar nidt bin unb mari9,
marf9, burra!
Wir ollie rein in ben RebeI. go.
oIIo turs! Staum 200 Meter na9
BORN lit Der Seinb, enslii9e Serris
tprials i'm S9iibengroben, bopps
rein unb nit benz 8aioneit Iserges
fegt! @eiter! Sa elm @eI5iib :
slpei = cine 8atterie, fronS0Ffde
Ieidte 75 Milimeter = meg nit
Der MannTdoft. PlObIi9 finb feline
5einbe mebr ba. 9lei9seitis tommt
elm Winbitob, Der Nsbel bebt ii9,
uub mir iebsn, bab lints bon uns
uniere sanae 6ront i'm Sturm pors
sebt, mir om peiteiten born, unb
Der Seinb Iduff - aber ipie!"
Der Sberleutnont mabte cine
Pnufe.
m9tm Nbenb b0rtsn mir bann aus
benz 8rigabebefebI, oab bqs erite
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Stimne,

einfa6 tGuI9enb nadseabmt. Bon
pem2 Natiirli6 bon Serrn Nottes
bobm. Sd mar ipiiteno uno lief
slei9 gum Moipr. Der fagte Su
mir: .Sie iinb nidt ernt senug!"
unb lisb iib ben fiOeIen RottebObm
fommen.
Sin SammerbiinbeI eridten, ben
Sped in Srauerfolten 9elegt, oas
linte Guge betriibt, bas re9te uers
snigt. Gr tnalIte Dor benz Maior
bic glbIGbe suiammsn, bab e
I5pappte. vOb er ben llniinn niht
IaiIen t0nnte."
n3u 8efebl, Serr MoiOr, ss 1T
aneebpren, i9 tonn nidts bafiir, Z"
Io9te Rpttebobm nit Summertime
me, bab man Dor @ersniieen bGtte
auftreii9en fOnnen, rih iebe 10
ous!"
y9tber sic t6unen ii9 bod sus
Iammennebmen. llnterOffi5ierl" mubus
te Der MoiOr.
.3u 8sfebI, aber ss ssbt ni6t,
Serr MaiOr." faste Rottebobm treus
beraig unb fab i'm 70 rsdt nit Der
itrnblenben 8reitieite an. r8ie i9
beiraten tpoIlte unO meiner 0rau
einsn 9(ntrng mo9te, fling iie an gu
laden unb f9rie, 70 sinse es niht.
es pdre su tomiih. Sd iuIIts es
| idriftIib moden!"
9absi bra9ts er bic sanss 9e.
ididte nit bss MniOrs eissnsr b,is
! fsrsr Stimme. aber in 10 iGmmsrIis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

= 4usbebung in 6rant@
reid. Wion general, bier 1T elm
Mdnn nit Der galoppierenSen
S9pinbfu9t.
8ien-toIsIi6 CUR &obalIerie!
= 9ie beioen &ubmeIter.
Waitl: u fh0ne @ei9i1te aus'm
&risg itebt ba in Der 3eituns, Ssppl
Die &omposnis botte cine Sub einses
fdngen, uno teinsr mar ba, Der ie
melten tonnte.
Sepp: So, ia. unb uniereins Ibt
untGtig 5l Sauie. - fddmsn muB
man ii9 bait!
: 3eitsemdB. 9sttIer 0ur
9nGbissn: 8itt' i90n, bnben g
nir bonn MittaseFen iibris9 8rOt>
tnrt'n Pdtt' i4 oud!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

.Gs 1T pradtpou. tuie iih 'unIere
2eute ba brouBen idlogen, bic al'
ten 2anbtpebrleute pie bic Sunsen,
&ur5 bepor i6 bos Bed nit bem
Mrm batte, betam i4 nod eine
S9nobron 6reitpiGIiser ols Ro9s
fdub, bic lparen nod grObere 9raufs
gGn9er."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

8otailIOn - oIio mir - ben llms
sebunssDerIu9 bes Geinbss rs6t5eis
tig bemertt unb burd Sturmansriff
sIdnSenb abselpieien bdtts. @leids
seitig iuurOe i'd nufsefOrbert, Manns
idoften fir bos Giierne &reu5 su
benennen. Sd fudte 5tpDlf Mann
aus. borunter Rottebobm. 2eiper
tOnnte i6 ni9t als @runb fir ibn,
ipie i6 germ selpout bGtte, anseben:
WeiI sr i'm triiifden Momsnt bic
Stimme ieinss sefaIIenen WaiOrs
ua9madts!- ...
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-11-20
II cQpN16GHT
lNcHfCNec Edo


CHAPTER I-confederate Sergeant
Wyatt OF the Staunton artillery ~ sent
a. q spy TO his native county on the Green
Brtar BY General Jackson.
CHAPTER If-wyatt meets a noun
taineer named Jem Taylor. with whom ne
rides 10 . house beyond Hot Springs,
CHAPTER HIN the house Wyatt and
Taylor meet Major Harwood. father OF
Npreen and an old neighbor OF Wyatt,
who IL sent to bed while the two other
men talk. Wyatt becomes suspicious, and
nnds that Taylor has murdered Harwooc
and escaped
CHAPTER >Iv-wyatt changes TO thu
II. g. cavalry uniform he has with him.
and rides away In the night. running Into
q detachment OF Federal cavalry. 20
whom he Identifies himself al Lieutenant
Raymond, Third u. s. cavalry. by means
OF papers with which he has been pro
vided Captain Fox finds Harwood's body
and follows Taylor's trail
CHAPTER v-Fox spd Wyatt believe
tachment f. ambushed. Wyatt escapes to
the Green Briar country and goes 20 Har-
woods apparently deserted home.
CHAPTER vI-wyatt finds Noreen
HAYWOOD alone In her home. She does
not recognise him, and he introduces HIM
self an Lieutenant Raymond.
cHAPIxh vII-Parson Nichols comes
70 the house ana tells Noreen OF her Ia
Tiers death. ------------------