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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

Ns ipdre elm GROCER Srrtbum
IN, ipollte mar auf @runo hcl
W Saltung zines 5beiles Der iius
I~icniid)en Yreiic alli Die Hid,ts
linie id,lieBen, pelde bas a~oniereid
I'M geactipdrtiscn aries einbaltcn
miro. Torerit muB fcitseitelt perbcn.
Dab niht Die aan6e italieniihe Yrelie
beutids feinblid)e @%eitnnun9 begt unb
gum arieg ecgcn Die gunoesgcnoiicn
ihiirt. Sn criter 2inie befunben Die
tntboliid,en gldtter cine 8cutidlancs
rnb Seiterreifs freuublifc @ciinnung.
Sic bi1i9cn Den Sdritt Ceitsrreid's
Scrbien ge9enilber, periperfen Die
Snterpention 8ublanb's uno betrado,
ten ben arie9 nit Sranfreif cine scs
rchte Strafe fir bas 2anb Der 5reis
maurer, nelhes bon Der Stride abecs
fallen lit. Damn iinb es partciloie
llno liberole 3eitungen, mic ga
Stampa" IN Turin, ga 9ohcorbia"
IN Hom nno ~ Nattino" in Neapcl,
ipeld,c fir bic g~eibebdltltn9 bes 9rcis
6nnbcs eintreten. ginige acbcn 10
nett. bnB ie Sialien aftip aui Seite
ibrer gunbcsgenoiien ieben mohten.
Inn ibre groBen Sntereiien I'M Wittcls
nicer 5u ipabren uno lid enblif eirtz
NAL bon Der unertrdgliheh engliifen
nno fran5Diiiden Sesemonie gu be-
freien.
Sebenft man, bdS bcbeutenbe Yers
ionlidteiten ipie Yalnmengbis eriipi,
Sireftur Der vGoncoroia", unb Scars
foglio, Sire.tor bcs aRotino", Die
ibren 9olIeeen BON .9orriere bella
Sera" uno .@iornale b'Stalia" nm
fein Saar nnditeben. bieie politiife
Hihtung b%erfeften, 10 brnlft man
fir Die Sdhe oes Sreibunbs in
Stalicn niht beiorst 5u fem.
Sd ipia bnrh bas @ciastc peber
Die @efdbrliffcit nod Die 9eoeuting
Der beutid,s feinblihen StrDmnlns in
einem grobcn 5beil Der Yrelie perz
tenncn.
9ieie, mciitcrs pom iran5oiiidcn
unS cngliiden @olb g~efauftcn gldtter
periehicn Die giotbpenpisfeit eines TO-
iortigen @insreiicns ac9en CeItcrreih,
bas biaiaeripeiie ais llrbebcr bes
arieges binseitelt miro. Sieie Hihs
nina miro bon Den Nationaliiten. Den
Nepnblifanern. ben So5idliitens Hes
iormiitcn nnb i'm nj | n
BON Den 9emofrate nno Sreis
M aurern getbeilt. giif elm 5beil
Der gemdbi9ten Yrciie, in eriter 9inte
.@orriere bella Serd" iinb y@iornale
o'Stalia" iffpimmcn I'M ieIben 6abrs
@crpib lit aud Sejterreid gum
arpben Sbeil ihulo an ner ge9ens
nart,een 0iibitimmuns opiidcn Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

- or friibere beutid,e SReidscoms
ALL miiiar IN ben ger. Stnaten
~ uno &ebner bei nnicren
~ bentidos amerifaniiden aatbos
litenta9ungcn. Sefpnomie s9idib y.
8 a II mans, ber5cit prcu6iid)er
Minilterialz Gonmiilar fir l~anolpirtbs
lfdftlife Somdncn mn Spritcn in
Sel9ier, bat on ieiue omeritdniihen
Srcunpe cinen 9rief gcridtet, beiien
n%id]ti9ltcn Steleu ald) befanut gu
ipcroen p%eroienen:
~@ner BRIAN bat geaen bic &rieass
tonterbanoe sSieferungen aus ben Der
etnt8ten Staaten an. Sranfreih, HuBs
Lamb uno @n9lanb nidts ein5upcncen:
"Sas golterreht ld,reibc Den ncls
tralen Stanten feline Ius~fuLbrperbote
por. unb es lei Die Safe Der &riegs
tlbrenocn, 5u Ieben, mic tic Den
8esnern Die 3ufubr abihneipen
Sd babe bic Imerifaner in Der
langen Sobren meiner 5bdtigtcit
orllben fennen gelernt als Qeute, Die
bel ibrcn @eihGfteu p~eritdnbig unp
tlbl ntft panad frasen, Oh Tie bohnit
Nnoeren Sreube bcreitcn pber Mereer.
@s mp9e lid nit @llren 8eIfGften
Sober a%bfinoen. nie or mill iirb lam,
mteint Chr, lpeln Sbr gid) MIR in ben
@ren5en bes Hed,is baltet. 9ami
bats Slf Srpon munbsercd)t MAIDEN
fpollcn, oaB Sbr glih ben gansen
0anoel niht MIR nit uns, audi NIT
ben neutralen Staatcn unterbinoen
linp controlieren loBt, mGbreno
Sbr Den Observation-Disclosures cine
oirette arieesuntcritiieuna eez
lpdbrt. llnb pieIeiht glalben biele
Saltienbe Interifaner fpirflid. cs lei
unreht bon ui,s. Cure Spmpatbien Su
perlanscn, no Sbr @eihGitc MAIDEN
tonnt. Shr luBt Den Seutid,en briiben
Die Spmpatbien fir uniere Sad)e.
Surcn 0cifaftsleuten uber aud, Den
Observation-Disclosures nit u~nieren Seins
ben; Sebem, mas or beeebrtl SfDn,
pas lit Gin Stanopunft. Den i'd @ud,
gar nift periible. SD mai 10 lnnac
urter Gllf, paB ih bieicn S%tanbpunft
begreifen piiroe, menn CT nift Guren
eisnen Snterefen 5uuiberliefe.
Sd femme guf afs 2eute, bic lid,
Ielblt .uls ctpas" %einiddsen. Sbr
babt nit noqem Heft @uren Stol3.
8as SIR ieib, bas ieio Sbr burd,
@uh. Cher ieib Chr picleift bon
@nelanb erob 9en,acht porben? Sbr
poat Cure 8eihdftc MAIDEN nit
Seoem, Der gu @ud] tommt. YaBt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
Non Or. q. Saipahnri.

5lpei 2dnpern, unb omar burh Die
peritdnoriblpie 3ebanhlutt9 bes italie-
niifen Clements in Der Spppels
monnr6ie. IS lit ). 9. befannt. bnt
Die Nihteendbrung elmer itnlieniider
ltniueriitdt in Srieit Dem Srrebentiss
mus INNER nere Nabrung CAB. War
ertnnere it'd nod an bic Saltune
Ceiterreih's pdbrenb Dem 5ripolis-
aries, Ill Die iiberalis bdiii9e mn
beffi9c Sprafe. ipe(fe banials bcbciis
tenoe piterreidiid)e Sldtter, ipie Die
yEene Sreie Yreiie", fiibrien. Sr
jiln9iter 3eit lpdren Die Sefrete Dee
Yrin5cn BON Sobenlobe, ben Stdtts
batter Sricit's. lpondd, feline italie,
niihen Stantsanseboriecn mebr IN
offentlifen 9etrieben eingeitelt ners
Den biirfen, aud niht unsefban, bic
beiberieitieen S~cSiebungcn bcr5liher
81 peitaltcn. Was S%cutid)Ianb ans
betrifft, 10 bat Die Werlesung Der
belgiid,en Teutrdlitdt inn Wplfe. mel.
d,es bic obUberc Hotbwenbisfeit" nidi
peritctt, Den tier'ten @ilorud periirs
ind1t. 9icie Stimmins nirb in uns
pilrbieer @eiie bon belgiihen Iropas
galiniiten lpie 9eitrfe mnb Iaeterlini
au~ssebeutct, Die ierem Neutralitdtss
Yril5ip gum 6obn. Die 0ffeutli6c
Ieinuns nit V~ortrdsen auf @rlnb
Der INNER fpiebertebrenben Wdrfen
BON beutiden @reueltbaten, Vcrgez
ip~altigunsen itnb @erpiiitunsen seaen
Seutihlalio 6eben.
Wdn CLAUDE dber nid3t, baB iif
Stalien burh bieie gelpiienluie Gam>
payne, bic nas Sano binberit ioQ. feline
pabren Sntcreiien 81 crfennen unb
feline 2ii9e. llebertreibuns nnb Ser
lenmbuns perifmdbt. beitimmen
lniien miro.
&ab9ebenoe decentralization. 0ers
treter Der bod)iten Senferiretie. tpie
bic Senaturcn 8ar3elotti, @biappeai
unb 9roee, baben ipieberboIt Dor Der
linipiirbigen 3~eutiGenbesc eefparnt,
ipelhe Dem 9anb in Der Sufunft boie
llebcrrnituneen brinsen fonnic. Sie
@ipirationeu Stolicn's I'M Iittelmeer
limb befannt. @er Slnilbt i'm ernite.
paB tie ibrem 3icle ndber tommen.
fuenn Stalien I'M Sabripalier ieiner
erDbten @onfnrrenten I'M Mittelmeer
-@nglnnb ilnb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
llno penn mar bas e%rfennt, mas be-
oentet oieie aufgerei5te. leibenidaits
lihe Spradle, bieies Sd6elraNeln2
IS 1T nidIt mabr, bak bic 1ifent.
lide Weinnns eiuen 2riea sesen
Cciterreih piinidDt, ia i'd bebanpfe,
Sas Uesentbeil III Der 5al.
ltufere beiten Center mnb Yolitifer
limb fir bic YeibebaItnns eines Yiinb.
nifies, nas fuabrenb 32 Sabren ben
5rieben 6urupa's seiidert bot. Bon
Der Hesiernns wirb has SinbniF oils
cine nafiirlihe uno sefdthtlife Roth.
wcnoiafett betrnhiet unb has Scitebcn
Seterreid's ais elm bcbentcnoer
Baftor Des eurppdiihen @leihse.
wiffcs. Tie habsbnrgiide Mpnarhie
bebeutet fir Stalien ben ghnB gcgen
ben Yanflnuisnuns, ben sd,ns segen
cine rnfiiffe Segemonie auf benz
Nalfnn. Rnhlano in Gpnitanfinopel
1T bic apiafenberrihaft In europa,
cine ~britdnbiss ~brpbenbe @sfahr her
meit semropaiihrn Sultur. Snitinftip
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
pte Daltmma 9talien's.

tuhlt bds Tolf. bnS Die itdere @nt>
fpidluns Stalicn's nit Dem 6crtbe>
lteben nro arofti9un9 Der Central
n1odte eng perbltnoeu lit.
Die Sntereiiens @egeniGsc Stalien's
unp Srdnfreid'5 i'm Mittelmeer iinb
gehiigeno befannt. Wiele gemiitbis
9utsen mubten in ben lesten Sabrs
5ehnten bon Der. dlteren ldteiniihen
Sd1reIter biusenomnten iperben, an
bic fif beiite 0iele nif,t erinnern
molten. Wir erinnern nur an 9unis.
an bic blutisen Strabenfrarpalle BON
Aiaues Nortes aesen italieniife Nrs
better, ar Die reid1Iife 0eriorgiing
~unierer Seinbe nit Wdffen ipdbreno
beg ungliidliden abeiiinii6en &rieaes
unb i'm iiingiten 5ripoliss 6ries uno
an ben 3ipiidenfaa oes Wanouba mo
9artage.
Gin GROCER sbeiI Der So5ialiitens
fiibrer i%pmpatbiiiert fir 9eutIflanb.
hns Seimdtblnno bon Carl Warr, Die
Wiese Der io5ialen &ultur. bas 2ano
Der p~oIlenbetiten MISUNDERSTANDING
SpIfe Die Hegicrung cine aftipe Stels
lung Stnlicn's nnf Seiten Seutidz
lambs uno Seiterreif's berbeifiibren,
10 lit auf feinen ernitlihen WiSeritano
Der So3ialiiten gu re6nen.
3ie Hegieruns fpirb - mir 5ino
iiber5euet - nit Wahiapeai Die
Wirflihfeit Der 9inee unb Die 6ofiten
2anoesintereifen itets Dor Au9en
baben.
gs 1T audi niht au ertparten. bab
iih Die 8esieruns ourd %iosenannte
politiihe Srsane beeinfluien Iailen
miro. Iagemein miro Der .Gorriere
bella Sera" ais baS nihtisite polis
tiidlc 8latt 5e5eid)net. Seine nit benz
Con Der llnfeblbarfeit gcihriebenen
Nrtitcl ii6er ausldnbiid,e Yolitit baben
bisber Die 8iftifnur Der 8esieruns
Inn fein SOAR gu dnbern permoht.
Oie @abrbeit lit. bab cine itarfe
p%isSiplinierte 6iientlihe Necinuns in
Stalien feblt. 10 ME bic feitgefiisten
Yarteien ie6lcn. Sic Weinuna Der
perifiebenen 8Idtter III iomit nur Der
Gusbrud ein5elner @ruppen unb nur
gu oft bic perionlide Meinung Der be-
treffenben 8eoafteure.
@inBie Die Wubruns Der bDhiten
Qebensintereiien fonnte einen Vers
~trassbrud, ipie i'm piele Stalicner
beute ber6eiiebnen, entlduloiaen. Nber
i'm borlieeenoen Sail beden iid) bic
ipabren Sntereiien Stalien's pouitdns
big nit benen 9sutidlanb's unb
Seiterreih's; ibre Seinoe limb aud
lniere Seinbe. Wit einem iebem Gbrs
besriii bobniprehenben Yertragsbrud)
piiroen mir uniere bofiten 2ebenss
intcreien p%erratben.
Sh mil bic @riinbe nidt pieSers
bolen, bic Stalien 5ipansen unb be-
redti9ten, feline neutrale !Saltuna eins
3unebmen. Sieie @riinbe puroen
BON Den perbiinoeten Resierumeen ans
erfannt uno 9utgebeiben.
60 ie6r man bds @prseben 9cntid)s
lambs unb Seiterreih's entihuloigen
mag. 10 bleibt es cine 5batiahc. nnb
suerit bel linen bic Wiirfel iielen.
tSormea ia. NaierieI nein.-S.
81 2cr Gaius foeperis beitanb ios
nit nidt unb II ifeint. cs fGnne
bod, Niemono i'm grnit perlangen, bab
Stalicn iiir feline Werbiinbeien mebr
tbue oils lid itreng an Die Abmdhuns
gen oes @%crira8es gu balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

italieniif,en, rnmdni'fen acter .iopn,
neiiid)en @insriffes ionic elmer rnaas
ridden ooer tirfiifen 8epclte aeaen
3eutihlanb unb id)liebt bann: Zines
III gefuib. Die @cbulb Der frun3oiiidcu
Walton rpirb bteie nod fern liegenben
@eihebniiie niht abmarten. 0ir
iino Der Gniiht, bab Der Srieec sceen
Gnoe september oper i'm 0olie Gftos
Der oieies Sabres eriolsen pirn."
0as Nanter uSeIe9rdmme E"
feiert ben Srieben am ndfiten @ei6s
nad,ten.
Sn Dem .Sisnro" bcrrffentlitt
oas frdn3oiiihe Yrebs8 Bureau cine
mebr uIs uptimiitiid,c @ciprcfuna ser
SatIage. 9ornus. nab S%eutihlanb
diif cinen raiden Sieg pprbereiict al
iein idien, 5iebt es ben ShluS.
8eutidlanb fonnc bcn Iniicrtcn nidIt
mebr lanse niberiteben. iolglid, lei in
naditer Idbe elm 6ricpensidIuS az
ertparten.
Der ySemps" ber5fientli6t Die
einbriide zines fiir3lit aus Teutif,.
lamb 3uriid9etebrten neutralen Giplos
maten: .9ie Qeutc slduben, in slpei
Wonnten iei Rubfano obaethnn.
Sranfreid tpiiroe bie Sdlfte 9elaien's
erbdlten lino 10 elm Seperatfricben
ihlieben, UNI iiH na6ber our Beers
flidtnng gnslanb's NIT 9eutinlano
An nsrhiinAsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
n II $3.50 a& &a*&& ~

9ieier grtifel erihien in ben
: tuublinfurmierten 81. 3. ~"
Dol. N, DO. 1907 unb itammt
aus Der Jeber bes sefeiertem
%italieniifen Ybilufopben Erof.
Salpabori pun 5lprenG Der
friiber ben 2ebritubl pm 4iia
inne hattie. Der Nrtifel seb6rf,
10 erflGrt bas senannte ihmei5er
9aseblatt, 5nm 0eiten, mas iiber
has Yr0blem ,Stalien i'm Wclt.
frteg" gefdrieben iuurbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

(5ortiesuns auf Der 10. seiie.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
@nfRf&e Wlatter.

Sic ruiiiihe Vreiie itimmt nit ben
Geuberuneen Der Vetroardoer
e ir5beripa Vncoomcti"
therein: Grit noh her g1nslifen
Werniftune 9eutihlanb's pcrScn mir
6rieben idplieBen. Sizes fcnnte iton
ieSt eeiheben, piirbe uns dber 3ipcis
bib 'breibunberttauienb 2eben foiten.
eesbalb bait uniere 8esierune es iiir
fliiser ab5unarten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
Gnslifhe 9ldtter.

Sn Der iriihcn Vreife
iinb bic Reinunaen peridienen. Sic
yBelfaf Mems 9ettcr" ieet
Die Snuer oes arieses aui prei Sa6re
fer. .5be Northern @bie",
5piid)en feds Wonate biz ied,s Sabre.
- 9as 9ubliner 8
SournaI" tiinoist Den enSsiiliisen
Stes Der Naiierten uno bic Vernid,s
tnne Seutihlanb's fir @noe Wsdi an.
- Gem e Sefdlb". Dem
Dublin Sriib Simes". bent
Botcrioroer 30 uenher grs
iotpie benz Sort gras
m | nTer" mare Der Sriese. I'M Sus
i%amnrenbange NIT bsr IernidtNng
Geutiflanb's i'm 8riibinmmer CT.
fpiinidt.
Ste mstfen @aIei.r
9Idtter ipei9ern iraetb elmer
3eitpnnft feit5uiesen. Go 4. q.
g1be Cardiff Simes" limb
Sbe Sontb Mates efo".
yFbe Soutb @ales Sotfp
Nefps" seben folsenbe Grfldrnna.
.Sieicr &ries tnub cher hls 3ir grs
ifopfuns Der it~reitenoen OtddItc aus
sefodlten nerben, nis SoB CO iracnb
einem @olfe erlaubt iei. einen flcincn
Staat ODER ioear Sranfreid gu pers
nid1ten."
Sie hottiiden gIGttcr
i'm Iagemeincn ieben bic Shipieria.
feiten zines raifen Sriebcns nit cnas
liidleIn Sieqe al5 ielbifperjfduo[id1.
Elm. go bic gbinburgher
iino bic @Idssoner .Gpens
Ncnsr. - Ger @lasgopcr
.6eraIh" iast, Der Sriebe lei
iidler Dor erei Sabren 3n e~ripartcn.
9te cnsIiihem Yropins
Sldtter iesen bic Tnucr
oes arie9es bon crei Sabre bis iets
Wonate isf. Ser Nottinstarer
o. naroian" 9ibt Die fur3e gr,
fldrung nb: .gn9lanb ipirb Sricocn
MAIDEN, lpenn Seutidlapb pernidtet
iein pirb." .1he gritpl
anS mirror iagt.
man miiiie ii6 al 9orb aitd,ener
lperSsn. er aiiein Tel i'm Sianoc bar,
iiber Gusfpnif at seben. She
S~beffielb Datlp SeIc,
III Der Sriiht. Die Gulier
beS 6rieses bangs bon Der 9altun8
(Gorticsnn9 caf Der IL. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

Gs 1T an bebausrn, oaS unicre Ncahruns ni6t bon Nnans an Der
straightforward 9e8enuber ener9rG api Die 8abrun9 Der Gete allie
Geuralen belanoen bat!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

Norticsuns aaf Der IL. ssite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
gte II. 8. a. int shlepptau %Gmalamo's?

@c or friibere beutid,e Heifsepms
AIA miiiar in ben ger. Stnaten
" nno @ebner Del nnicreu
w Neuf;rh erifo,;iH,ep aotho-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-18

Henry Norman, famous as a
Shakespearean scholar, was born 100
wears ago in Cornwall, VI. He was a
baker and subsequently wheelwright.
and vas graduated from Middlebury
college in 1910. During the next few
years he taught school in Kentucky
and Alabama He then returned to
New England to study theology. He
was ordained priest of the Protestant
Episcopal church in 1850, The re
mainder of his life was spent In
preaching, lecturing and literary work
in Boston and vicinity. He was recos-
nized as the foremost American au-
thority in Shakespeare and his works.
Between 1913 and 1881 Mr. Hudson's
name was set to no less than 25 title
pages either of original works or OF
gifted plays of the immortal bard Of
AVON. Mr.. Hudson died in Cambridge,
Mass. January &c, 1856.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-18
NtcKWEAR OF THE MOMENT
STYLES Are as Pretty as Those Of the
Summer, Though Materials
Are Different.

Inst as last summer the lovely
touch of white neckwear was organize
and lawn. so now 1t is Of cream nst
and lace in the finer costumes, and OF
nioue in those dresses that smack q
the tabernacle.
There is less wiring OF the collars
IN make them stand up, as the necks
are higher as far as decollete 10 con-
cerned; they can. however. be lightly
wired If they are moro becoming.
rYne yenise, applique and point laces
are noted in the collars Of the new
dress models, aud there is always
enough net added to the neck deoora-
ton to keep the lace from looking TOO
hard against the skin.
Some OF the lace gu'mpes are OF
embroidered net of the applique type
a, lace. and they finish at ths top
with a round neck that does not come
quite up to the base Of ns throat
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IN The CONCRETE
BY JOHN CHAMBERS

DR.. Eli Sanborn. tho nan-o,o..
as usual, the center of the con.
~ sa'ion at the club. He seldom nut
49,, az appearance, for, though he had
parity retired from practice. his work
was sun heavy. There had been a
~ between him aud Ellsworth.
.ne scientist upon the immortality of
the soul. "a
lou won't find the soul in matter"
oanoorn was saying.
Doctor. the soul is mattsr. or.n-
0u ellsworth. Read your Haeckel.-
a generation behind the times" r..
sponded the old doctor. Science il.
Del, Is turning toward the soul today.-
" nat function do you suppose the
SOU plays in life, Them asked Ellis.
worm. You know. soul must do
something. even in life unless It is in
a chrysalis condition.
l should say its function wos %
sustain lie, replied Sanborn. Some
people call il the guardian angel. YOU
Know When drunken man staeser,
across crowded street without sus.
oainihs INJURY. when a child picks
mowers on the edge of cliff. I should
say the soul is very active.
III give you a concrete instance.
Ne continued. Il practised when
.ouns man In one of those little old
fashioned villages along the Massa-
cnusetts coast, where everybody is re.
lated and knows his neighbor's his
tory back for three or four genera.
uons, Those places contain some of
.ne nnest and sweetest characters in
the world.
MISS Prudence was one of these.
Don't laugh az the old-fashioned mama
Ellsworth because she was a real per
son-may be today for all know. She
was one of the loyeliest women. both
IN soul and body in Quontokset. I
used to wonder what would happen to
ner II some READ tragedy came into her
Ire 0u' she be crushed by it, or
would yes be opened to the evil
In the world and her relationship to-
ward life be subtly altered thereby? 1t
dldnt seem possible to me that any
evil could touch her.
she was engaged, at about the age
OF twenty-five, to a worthless. dashing
scamp Of fefiUv named Roach. He
was Just the kind Of man that wins
tne heart 6 q girl like Miss Prudence.
Everybody knew the shady things that
ne mad duue-or, rather, was capable
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-18

smiled Broadly The Star had made a
fearful mistake. They had got the pic
ture of Hal over the Walton article.
There he posed as the lauded candi-
date for congress!
The journey was q slow one and
/ Hal was glad to put in his time look
ing over the campaign literature he
had picked up the day previous. A
sample speech interested him. Evil
IDENTIFY Mr.. Walton was reaching for
the popular vote. A good many hui
name sentiments that he enunciated
rather feebly were greatly in accord
ance with Halls ideas.
How I would like to set myself
loose on that Subject in a genuine
free and easy way" ruminated Hal.
When he arrived at Derby he found
the fair and big political meeting
the attractions of the day. Posters
announced a mammoth mass meeting
that evening to boom a certain ticket
in which Hal noticed the name of Rod.
ney Walton.
1t was late that afternoon. just AS
Hal came out of a restaurant that a
prosperous looking man stopped,
srared at him. drew a newspaper from
his pocket. glanced at 1t and then
w.nt up to Hal.
Mr.. Walton. surely?" he said. Il
wouldn't have known you only for
your picture In the paper. Why. you
must come at once to headquarters.
A speech from you will just about fill
out our program"
AT once Hal comprehended the stu
alton. A whimsical resolution seized
him. He had been mistaken for Mr..
Walton. He allowed himself to be
introduced to the committee, he was
given royal banquet. Then the
speech! Hal Duncan let loose all the
eloQuence he possessed.
Why, the crowd just went wildi"
enthused committeeman. Mr. Wal
ton. you have carried the day for us.
We wish to entertain you tomorrow"
but with the morrow Hal had gone.
The masQuerader was a good deal
surprised when month later the
Star reporter ran across him in an
other town.
Been looking for you for a week."
declared the latter THAT speech OF
yours elected Mr. Walton. He wants
you-bad."
He wanted this natural orator SO
badly that when Hal returned with
the newspaper man to Wellsville, he
engaged him as his secretary forth
with.
Hal Duncan became a changed man.
One day he stole away from Wellsville
and visited the home of his childhood.
1t was to find Hazel waiting for him.
Yes, true womanly love had disdained
oil new suitors.
Il knew you would come back" she
told Hal. serene in his cherishing
arms my heart was with you
through all the long ordeal that has
shown you to be a man among men,"
And then there was q wedding and
Congressman Walton gave away the
beautiful bride.
Copyright. 1914. by w. G. Chapman)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-18

HAL'SLONG Ordeal
BY FLORENCE LILLIAN HENDER-
SON.

Click!
Hal Duncan woke up from his slum-
Der on the sunny side of a pile of
lumber at the sound. rubbed his eyes
and stared suspiciously at a spruce
appearing young fellow shooting"
him with a canera-and smile.
Hey! what are you up to-" chal-
lenged the aroused sleeper.
'Oh, I've got famous story on you
and I wanted your picture to make
it more interesting" explained Dave
Lind. I'm a reporter for the Star
One of your chums told me about you
and piloted me here. l gave him a
dollar to do it. I'll give you five to
60 over what he's told me and add
enough to it to make two-column
special'-what do you say?"
Hal Duncan looked bored. 1t was
not the first time he had been the
subject of pictorial publicity. Hal
was unique as a tramp and a good
deal Of a gentleman. Something of
mystery. too. 1t seemed that about
two years since he had appeared
among the hoboes. They made a
favorite of him. for many a story was
told Of his care for poor sick fellows
and homeless ones, many a stirring
tale Of some thrilling exploits in a
ramble over half the country; fire
discovered in time to save a whole
business block. knockout of foot
pads who would have killed a victim
but for his interference. the rescue of
two little children from burning
building.
Hal shared everything with his fell
low unfortunates except his moral ma
ture of his self-respect. He never got
through and had made famous
speech in behalf Of the poor and OPP
pressed that had got into the papers.
But he was dead to the old world,
where apparently he must have once
led life Of what people call re-
spectability.
Now for moment he seemed about
to resent the proposal OF the ener-
getic young newspaper reporter. then
with his usual careless self.abandon
he shrugged his shoulders resignedly
and said:
"All right. | need the money and
I guess can give you good value"
Pathos, adventure, humor-through
many unique shades of rare human in
terest Hal led the interested reporter