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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10

- Muf Mnresung ibrrr
2ebrer baben Die 8olfsI@iiler hes
marti19en @tdbtdens Merneuden on
oipei Yprmittugen Die abseernteten
8%etreioefeloer Der nmgebung nab
Mebren abgeiudt. Ser @rtrag nor
ein ouberoroentlid gutter, benn BAG
MusDrel9en Der allfgelelenen Mebren
er9ab nt6t peniger ols 275 Yfuno
Hoggen uno $50 Nfuno Meisen, pos
fir bic BeiiBer an Die @dultinrer
lis Murt 5ablten, bic lpieoerum oas
@esb benz @aterldnoi14en Trauenz
Derein iibernte1en.
- Nn@ einet MeIbung
aus Surin gebDrt Der italienifde
Mbgeorbnete Mttilio Neba gu ben
Ginberufenen Des Sabrganges 1876.
Reoo 1T betannt Our9 iein ollberz
prbentlideS &0rpergemtht er
ipiegt namlid nidt peniser ulS $50
Bfunb. unb nun beetbt 1i9 bie1er
berpprrasenDe Mom INIT @ntbuz
1iasmus unb benz Gra0 etnes llns
teroffi3iers" an Die 5ront, um Dos
Getpiat 1einer per1Dnli6teit in bic
Magfhole Der greigniife 81 lperfen!
3ittere, 9e5terreid!. 80.
- Sn 81 . NJ 1T Der ebemo :
lige M}iniiter 5roncesco Gjraf @llic<
eiarbi ge1torben. Gr NOR MintIte
beg Neuberen I'M Miniterium Gpnz
nino, bas i'm 5riibjabr 1906 am Ruz
Der NOR. 9ein Brogramm ols Mu=
%beuminiiter bteb: Ma5eoonien, Nlbo=
MEN, 5ripplis. 8ei Der Nlgelirosz
affdre berihtete er namens Der Nez
gierung iiber bic 9altung Stoliens,
Die fpgenannte grtratour. @rai
Guicciarbini NOR felt langen Sabren
Nbgeorbneter rnb als FOLDER aeittpeiz
Zig Prdiioent Der 8ubgettommiifion
Mus Der 9eputiertenfammer mahtt
er ben Sprung auf ben Mini1ter=
ieiie1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10

ZEN inns in ipdterer 3eit NIT i5renl
gelnh bcehren merocn.
Mllo barllm 1%1odpnals, alf sum
Surller Sper1balts alt bcutigen
sl6ella.
Gle Nreiie iino alli %, 80 uno IS
|Gents feItgeieet moroelt, Inn Den @e=
lud) Mllell 5l crmoglid)elt. Ser Gor-
p%crfal1f I'M Sanicrl's Npptbefe, mel
der bel1te Nadmittag o6idlieben
miro, lit Elm iiberalls le6Goiter gene=
len, lp0ab Gereits iest NIT 5icmlider
Siderbeit arf Elm elrtes Sous 5t
ldlieBen lit. User iid nodl quite Site
dl1sllldlen lllt0 tiht oltf oas, mas iba1
an Der &alie eiraebanoigt miro, per=
lallcn miIl. iollte iih leine Sibe beute
III @anie1l'5 Mpotfefe %relerpiren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
@ertreibt je,c @ifte nus Current
Snitcnt.

SIR iperbet finoerl, oa5 oGr. Sings
slen 2ife 9ils" ein bodit beiriepi@
9enSe5 9a%rirnnittel Iino Bel Ser Ser
trelbllng ser Site aus Current Spltem.
Iui9ebaufte Nbfalltpffe uno Site per=
l1rludeu piele &ranfbeiten. big lie per=
trieben lino. Sdminoel, Sledcl ppr
Sen Iuseu uno Elm %alleenneiues ltebel=
befinoe1 lino s%eipDbnlih Sic 9e1peile.
oab SIR u9r. Sings Stem 2ife EiIs"
gebrmtdel1 %iplltet. Nebmt Geute Nadt
cine Soils ullo SIR iperpet Mprsens
cine 9rpBe 2inoerung lpiiren. 25
|Gents. (Nn5.)I
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
9fntints Sbtatfr.
N,tf s,trn s11r,cr G%pernbalts AM gclt-
tigen Wcn0.
Irefflibe aiinltler ltato aii1ltlerinnc11
in 0en 5dJnanf uS11fanterilt
4flaltn1e"".

1as Sltrlter Sperl1fml1s ipllte hclt=
tie M6el1o Dos 3iel tl1nierer 0eutidel1
ullb bis ollf Sen lebte11 Ylob gefii1t
leil1. Ssslt ben lesten anoertbam Sab=
rem baben mir fal1r11 mebr als slpei
oeutlde Observation-Disclosures gehabt.
Die Soften baben 1idl ebert ged1roert
u16 mir nit ibnen. @ir tpollen bier
11idt al1f Die ml1tbnlablidcn @rii1lbe
oes ltetigen &iifgu1lges oes Oelttldet1
T6eaters in 3apenport bitmeiiet.
8ietmebr mollen mir freltoig altf Die
Ibatiade bi1ltpeiie11, oaB bcl1tc Mbel1S
abermals 0elttides 1beater lit 9apen=
port lit nllb 5lpar gelangt ein l1rfo=
miider Sdlpal1f BON elmer gol15 Dor
5iialidpn Ibeatertrltppe aus gbicagr
sltr slltffiibrll1g. Mleil1 Ser Site
bcs Stiifes, uSSsllfn1teriit Gflall11e"
laBt abrulngsppll mlf Bic 8eluili(
1dlieBen, bic 1lniere1t 2ad)mltsfel1
borgelebt merbe1.
@ir baben Sen Sr1boIt bes 5tiides
i1 frii6eren Mltsgaben 0es 8lattcs
fllrs ifi55irt, looaB es lid) eriihrigt
nodnmals altf Denielben 5l1riiffon1
|11lelt.
Ser bel,tige Mbcun i'm Tl,r1e1
Sperllbalts miro lo5ltIaaen cine Stid]
probe fir oie 6raac fem, Of il, 3lt
fullft meitere oelttld)e Ibeaterpprltcl
ll1rrgen bier peronitaltct meroell lollel
ODER nid)t.
Die Gerollltalter elmer oeutidel
I6eatcrporitellllta iilto atf cine Der
boltl1iBn1aBig quite gin1labnle orac
1pieie11. Die MitgIieoer ser Grl,pp
miiiien bon Gbicago nod bier rciiel1
bier iibernabtcn nll0 radJ Ghicagl
5l1riirffebren. Gin pbcr 5tuei Nrelle
age11tc1 haltel1 iid1 nicr5ebn 1age 10.
Ser @orItellnllg bicr mtf, aln1 81
gorarbciten mo bor alien Ginger
oen Gornerfulf slt bciorgell. 1anl
lift Die Wietbe nulo @clcltdltltng mi
&ei5lrnN 0cs Spielfmllcs sit beaablell
%fer1er Mn5eigc1 llllo Mafate ln1o bic
les Nlrberc. ltn1 nm altf Oie &pitel
aA funln1e1r lit eill 5iemlid gut &c
fiilltes Sal1s cine fategoriid)e @eoi11
gang. Son 2idt, 2lit, 5nllllc lllri
2iebe fnnll apnlll Elm nerliebtcs N1r
den lebel1, l1id)t aber Sic oentidel
J 8iibnenfiinitler, oercn 2e6ensmeg il
ben gereini9ten 5taaten licherlid1 mi
mehr Iorllen als Molel1 beltrcllt iii
Davenport, Nof Sslollb nl1b Mo
lime belibcn Elm %5allrcides lll,o quite,
SemtIdlcs T6alterin'hd; S'f l1l1o cs ii
@brenpflidt bes'rMall. lclltc Mbeni
) iib 10 sablreid mia nloolih i'm Tllr
, ner Gpernbm1s einglfiMocn rel,lt po1
, Der bcl,tiaen @urltellltna hangt suu
aalter Ibeile Die Gl1tldeioul1a be
lJrage nb, pb mbere beutl1e Grllp
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
Mtnt8 aus. Mu8ratine

SIM Sanitaril,m SIT @lenlpooo lit
noraeitern N'oraen Seize S.sal,rocrs
bon bier nod laingerem 2eiocl1 inn
Mlter bon % Sabren geltorben. Ct
imlrne bier inn Sabre 1898 gebcrel,
lllo a0interlabt ieine Ml,tter llno orei
|Sdmeltern. Die 2cid)e miro bierber
sur Geeroialn1g iiberfiibrt meroen, Sic
m%abrlheinlid moraen itattfmoen
miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10

Cine 6rau bon 20 Sabren uno ein
MsaOdlen bon s sabren lperoen DON
Der Noli5ei gelud)t. Ias ain0 iou
einer moblbabeloen Iamilie in gleoo
~angeboren ltno iol oaslelbe bon Ser
Jrult aeraubt ODER entfilbrt morbcn
'ei1t. Gie Npli5ei miro lpe5iea auf.
.gefprbert, nod Den beioen 2euten
llmidpau 51 balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10

mas l1idt Slllest ultf oie tiidtige 8e=
idjaftsfiibrllla 5uriid5ufiibren lit, sic
itets Saralli beoadt iii, oas gseuelte
nno @el tic Bent groBelt gelltd)erfreiie
SIT bietc1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
Gaiinp sGcatcr.

Ias Galilo Ibaatcr miro nllci) in
oleler @od}e cin Invertebrates Gros
qronm 5llr Nl1ffiibrl1ltg brillael1.
@cllte llllo nloracn ltcbt 81 gullh oi
&eDs" ullf oenl 9rogrnnml. 1icns-
tag mo WlittlUoh merOcn mir &ils
lian Iarrllm in She @onoer1ll
Mouclltltrc" Fnfen llllo 9omlerstag
llllo Nreitag fonEllen Gthrl Glaptprl
nllb Mpie Gcablan in Che Sporting
HldcB". Ger @illtritt betragt fit
Gnpadllel1e 10 gents llllo fir &illoer
5 Gents.
STIR sbcatcr,
Gas Star Sbeoter c%rirellt lid) nod
mle Dor cilleS red)t glten 9el lld)es,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
@lfs Niinltrcl @prltcllnna.

Som 10. bis 5ltnl 81. Sftober &C.
lallgt int Curtis Sperrbal1s Sic oies=
iabriQc Minltrcl @uritellltng Ser
Glfs=2pae sur gl1ffiibuurg. Sd)oll
lsit @od@en lit Gin riibriges Mrrollaes
mclltsfpnlite OIL Ser grbeit, Inn Sic
~oiesiobriae @prltellltng better lnl0 &C.
olegeler Slr geitaltul oils Bic I'M sen
rprbcr9eGcnbcn Sabren inter sen
Ml1lpi5icn Scr Gifts 9sgebencn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
M,nc, %;yrc,nitao.

9os hn1ltliebenee Mlbliflm oie-
fesr2anoes lit lett laltgtiii SSafrel1 nit
Ser Gperl1fltnit po1t .M11e. Sline
Srenlitao pertroltf, lpodB 1br gintritt
in 0as aon5crtfelo ols cine Ne1beit
a%llsrerIten Marrges erad)tet meroen
mus. Sour ielten seliilgt es groBerr
Spernia1gerillnen, BEN @edllcl bon
Der @rpben Sper sum &on5ertpobi.
ltm lit for1npnlle11oetcr Weile SIT boil
5iebs11. 1ieler @edlefe lift ser Be-
fonlfen Sallgeril1 Nl1ta @lud ge-
lltlrgel1, Die inns Dor lllrgefabr onoert=
6ab Sabren nit eillen1 &plt5ert inn
@urtis S%pcrllbals lllter Sen Mlllpi-
5ien neS 6arnlonie Iamen6ors be.
gillette.
Scum lit cine beriihmtere Gpernl4n=
germ, M1n1e. Slipe SSrentltab, bon ser
@roban Sper sur leidtercn aon5ert-
multi a6aeldnenft, Meme. Sren1-
ltoo lit fir ein aol15erf ON Mbeno
oeS is. Sftu6er I'M &ololieltm gefpol1.
men morNen. 3as &ol1sert fi1bet l,l1<
ter Oel1 sll1ipi5icn Ser 5ri=Gitp Ml1-
lieal gpcietp, Sic crit por meniger
@od)en ms 2ehen gerllfen mlroe,
itatt. Die poplllarcn gintrittspreiie
iin0 al1f so Gents, IS Gents u11o
$500 al1gelebt lporocr, ip0ab Elm Dol.
les Salls lid perlnirflidcn oiirite.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10

Snfel Sam lit 10 neutral, oob
er bis auf Sic formelle ariesserfldrung
allies 9etban bat, mos CT gegen9 eutId
lano tbun fam.
Sinh Sic Sapaner oanfbor?1
(G. 9. Sime5@ ~ aber natiirlid
iino lie Dos, u%n9efdhr 10 Dantbar tpie
Sic ShIaneel1, Sic Ser Bauer an Su1
len ndbrte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
Mn5 Set Sbeaterwclt.
g y Il II.
gurtis Spernlams.

49,, 20. uno 81 DIT. CTS
Mil1ltrcls.
%. %. Oft. G6irrotupn sil-
Ser.
80. Oft Sl,lia gallOerion ua1o
7ollalo 9rian IN rIbe Girl 6ron1
l1tab."
f31. Oft. Gcter ". Collins
Gortrog inter Sen Mlllpi5ien oer
&l1igbts Of Columbus.
Gaiiuu sGcatcr.
5pnn1tag al1uo Montag - Sobr
Slapin in 81 @unh Of &eDs".
9icnstag ltno Mittppd) @111
Iarlrum III uSbe @ulloerf1l Nopells
ture".
3onnlerstaa l1no Trcitaa @oil
|Go9bgan lrno Gt6el Glapton III uIb(
|Spprfilla IpltdtcS."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-01

Vlcae de 10 Ptgina :.

cue esta pasando de IN cerebro a O.
tro. En- estos Casos usan las mismas
senales de Il te~Iegrafia, paro emplean
dnicamente los parpados.
Claro que hombres n~aturales no
podrian realizar una TRANSMISSION te-
l~egrafica de esq naturaleza sin NAL
decir mil veces de Morse ' los que
le cnconlian. pcro para jUcgar del es-
fuerzO fisico que representa- ese Sis
tema, asi'cono el de comUnicarse por
medic de las piernas. IS precise To-
ner en- cuenta que Edison y los cue
cl ha escogido como lugarten!enteS
generates, son hom5reS, fisica G in
teiectualmentc, distintos a nosotros,
segun 10 estan demos:rando cada dla.
10 que no me parece comDieta-
mente original es 10 de las telegEa-
fias tie las ~riernas. pucS desde que
70 ere mucl;acho vengo oyendo e.!
relate de las proezaS que por u!
medic Sc reaIizaa. sobr@ TODD cuan-
DO u~u!cnes Sc comunicar 0 dc So
Nos opuestos Q complene7tarios, 81
nier no - 90 dc n!ngun case en- e!
u huoicse Sido M~eceSariO usar las
sc1ales de IL teIegratia Morse. Ade-
m4<. es un idioma universal. Los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-01
.OBRAS DE ARTE FUERA DE SU
PATRIA
yicne dc la p5giEn }.

las mejores obras de Rubens, como
0 Ia "Bataille des Amazones." que
Sc encuentra en- el museo de Munich
Y que fue pintado ~eXprofeso para Ell
gran amateur de Amberes, q der
Geest. Tambien exigiran que sc les
devuelva Ell "Saneque ~mourant,' los
differences r~etratos de Rubens, como
eS e. que representa- . "Rubens avec
Isabelle Brandt, su primera mujer,
que los representa- ~jovenes y en- Ia
primavera de su edad; 0 bien el re-
trato que 10 representa- va Viejo,
acompahado de su segurda espoSa
Helene F~ourment, en- la tela llamada
promenade au Jardin."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-01
Renucyan Su invitaci0n los ciudada-
nos tie San BenitO

IN nneNo liielSaJe d uIrIJlu'
!oS clu"a''a''"S "e o"l n'''l'"'
VAS c"I'teSIalid" 81 que 'eS a.
"" 81 =oO"f!'auor Ferguson pre-
2"''iali'loic' Ell que 'o.'S'7'ia -
ah&ustI"so lie a Sl'uacioh que J.
pinlahah Ell uh ieirSrapla que ~
~enVIaron. Fl mchsaJe ehNI"d" e"
tlitll!lt ltlillI!Ip ptI lbs tiulitidlhi~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-01
NUVEi-AS A $5r CADA UNA.


MalGitas sean las Nujeres
Malditus scan los HOmbTes
N:aILtras sean las SUegras
Aric de Eu>car Marido
La EYaS Moderras
Fl NovIp rrcstado
ia fIII2 Ge las Flores
Fl l'urgal"rlD de las S0itcraS
II raraiso dc las NujcrCs
Il inferno lie los HUmDrcS
Viva mi Nuyia.
III iiada dc los Mares
I'll MajeSlad eI Amor
Ndidsip sea a Amor
Ia FTiucssa del p0lar
Amor Y MartIriO
Ia fIija de Venus
Porgue sc Ca>an los IIombres
Porque SC CaSan las Mujeres
psrQu6 Pecan las NuiereS
IyrQue He!nC!dtn las NIUdaS
Fl Collar de ESmeralGaS
las HlIaS dc Champagne
e NiGO de RuISeIOreS
Las ubrerdS del Amor
FL = de las NIfidS
la NIuLa Allegro
Ia Nina de- los JdZmineS
Calvariu dc Amor
I'ps >eEuGr ! una Muier
Mdliitu> -eIn Ip- CcloS
Ia CuTIe ucl AMOR
Il Alma en- IN Bc>p
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-01

La Prensa publica todas las mott
cfaS tai Y como sol sin hacerle Ia
baPba n nadie. !.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-01
0BR4S De YENTA EN- Ia LIBERIA De IGNACIO E. L0zAN0.
II cas- HAS acedhada, Ia mas sgural la CUE tme Ell mebr urtdo Ia que ende mas srao LOS
neGdps Sc desnehanp Dor coca gaaos pagads d msm da queser ibe Ia order.

Los Martires, O el TriunfO Ge Ia Religion
CriSIiana. LibCo cuya lcctGra nos hace
aSiSJF 4 Ia lUcha de dos generacIoncS
Contrarias: Ia una armada con los arre0S
de Ia rcrucIdad. V Ia ORA con el SimbolO
Itfs'lEtF r--'
EI Gcn1o del grfSI!an.SUO. ESia Obra. como
Ia anterior. e de Ia metOreS para To-
h0-ares. AmDaS c>iaA edItaddS q tudo
Iri1 SOD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-01

SnVEL.S DE l zoe CiDA UNA.
FL BccerrO de- orc.
FL HijO MalLItO.
Ii I.uchS por 81 Amor.
Fl N~anu~rr.lU Il" mi MGdre.
Maria. pur JCr"c lSa1cS.
III CUFa lie AlIc3.
Dora.
AZuCeud-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-28

woman could not speak English. She
made motion as II intent on gsing
for q neighbor to act as interpreter.
About to depart, her eyes glittered,
her breath came rapidly, she stared
hard at the leggings which Roger
wore. Then. a lowering expression
on her dusky face, she left the hut.
Roger was SO exhausted that he
threw himself on pile Of skins to
recuperate while the woman was
away. Before he realized 1t drowsi.
ness overcame him. He was aroused
by finding himself bounced upon Wig.
orously. The squaw had lurked out.
side the hut. had stealthily returned.
had bound him hand and foot.
you kill vaka!" she shrieked
frenzied. and she pointed at the Leg
gings and poised a knife ready b
plunge It into his vitals.
mo! MOI" asserted Roger strenu.
ously, comprehending her dark sus.
picions-"alive! Pocket-pocket!"
The squaw half understood him.
She CROPPED past his helpless hands
and drew from his breast pocket .
wallet. She scanned its contents.
Then. snatching from among the pa
pers 1t contained the photograph Of
Vaka, she stood regarding 1t with
distended eyes.
Il kill her!" she screamed in q wild
frenzy, drawing the knife in her hand
through the smiling face of the WON.
an in the picture.
The determined squaw was the
companion Of Roger. mounted on her
Indian pony, back to the town. She
had located the missing saddle among
some trappings and the little hand
bag had its original contents intact.
The gratitude expressed in the eyes
Of Gladys was sufficient reward for
all Roger had done. When he told
Of his narrow Craze of death, how.
ever, this grew to concern. She drew
closer to him and her hand trembled
as she touched his arm unconsciously.
In the moonlight at the door step.
Roger Blaine frankly confessed his
love an hour later. The first kiss of
happy betrothal was interrupted BY
the appearance Of Mr.. Alden. He
was chuckling hilariously.
"vaka," he explained, with droop.
ing feathers has just been led home
ward bound by his better half at the
end Of a lariat!'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-28

|rldence phone. 27S Black.
- phone, ITS Blue.
DR.. SARAH 3. WHEELER
OSTEOPATE
hmm Annex. Door South of First
National Bank
Lakeland. Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-28
OldFashioned.

John Henry had been calling at the
home Of Myrtle Marie for many
months without making much head
way toward matrimony, but eventually
little Cupid chased him out Of the
bashful gloom.
Dearest" suddenly remarked John
Henry one night, going over quickly
and sitting close BY the side Of the
beautiful girl. II intend to see your
father tonight and ask him for your
hand"
you make me sigh" YEARLY re.
sponded the fair one. why will you
insist on being 30 old.fashioned?"
"Old-fashioned?" wonderingly re-
Joined John. Il don't get you. dear
est"
Don't 60 and ask him." imperiously
answered dearest. go tell him.
Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-28
Round Combs fos Children.

Now that vogue deofees that the
hair must 90 back of she face. that
children's interesting foreheads may
show, the old-fashioned round rubber
comb has come into its own again
Last winter q young New York mother
made a hunt through the shops trying
to ind one Of these combs. but her
search was In vain. Yet now The
combs are with us again.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-28
LOVE and INDIANS
BY MYRA E. TERHuNe.

Copyright. 1914. by w. g. Chapmanl
1t was SO cold that the catchup
Jars In the cellar Of the Alden farm.
mousse were popping like champagne
corks.
For all that. Roger Blaine was pre.
pairing to 60 forth and brave the
chilly blasts. sixty miles on horseback
and through barren and uninhabited
district Love impelled him, however.
deep and sincere. and that impetus
Kept his spirits far above freezing
point.
Bound to 60. are your" demanded
Farmer Alden, and Roger glanced
with a soft admiring eye at Gladys,
his daughter, and answered careless.
":
Just little exercise for my horse.
expect to make 1t and return in
three days."
Il wish could dissuade you," here
spoke Gladys. concerned and tremu.
lous. please do not risk it, Mr..
Blaine!"
But what about those saddle bags,
Miss Alden?" proposed Roger.
"Oh, they will be safe, II they were
ever safe. week from now. Then
the weather will let up and it will
not be SO dangerous"
You don't know the average In.
dian," declared Roger, shaking his
head sapiently. This fellow, Vaka,
who brought back your horse, said
he had left the saddle in his home
dugout. Perhaps. and perhaps not.
Even If so, his wife. his children, his
neighbors may take occasion to rifle
it. vaka has promised every day for
a week that he would go after them"
(Which he won't do until the last
cent of that hundred dollars is squan-
dered," predicted Mr.. Alden.
It was Gladys who accompanied
Roger to the door and stood there
while he mounted his horse. She,
too, stood at the window looking
after him till he was out Of sight.
Was he mistaken, or did she really
lift her hands to her lips, as II send
ing after him a good luck kiss?
Roger loved Gladys Alden. She had
many suitors and he was not entirely
sure of his ground. Since he had an
nounced his present journey, however.
Roger had fancied Q new depth Of ex-
preston to her sweet eyes.
It seemed that q month before.
while out for q gallop, Gladys had
left her favorite horse beside the trail
to gather some wild flowers. When
she returned he was gone. Wandered
of or stolen, nothing was heard Of
the missing steed until about three
weeks later. A reward Of one hum
dred dollars had been offered for the
return of the horse. Vaka had ap-
peared, but bareback. He had for.
gotten" the saddle, he said. In one
Of its pockets Gladys had placed .
small hand bag. It contained some
valued trinkets, once belonging to her
dead mother. She had mourned their
loss. Hence the chivalric foray Of
Roger. looking to their restitution.
Roger found his calculation as to .
speedy journey at fault. The trail
was forty inches under snow, the n
vines clogged. the horse worn out
before half the journey was accom-.
plished. On the evening Of the sec
ond day, however. he arrived weary
and half frozen at the wretched dug
out that Vaka called home. His
squaw with her five children greeted
him. Roger made out that he was
at the right place, butt the Indian
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-28
The Spell Of Christmas.

Once more. We are under the spell
Of Christmas. We cannot be sour or
irritable or pessimistic, do our utmost.
We have been subjected to . shower
bath Of gladness; kind thoughts are
circulating with fullnsss and vigor
through all the avenues Of the mind;
We are elated. even 1ubilant, ready
for laughter and tears. sympathetic
with the children In their giss. tsndsr
toward the poor and foriorn. strange
II accessible to HES best memories.
rneeank -tovard rsliGinuA faith. End
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Strategy.

"How do you feel about this politi-
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ghum. II have q great advantage"
But you haven't refuted the charges
made against YOU"
There lies my advantage. I have
let them exhaust their political argu.
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The Transandine Railway.

From the Wide World Magazine.
Through the march OF science and the
ingenuity Of man it Is usually possible
nowadays to cross from Buenos Aires,
on the eastern coast Of South America.
TO Valparaiso. on the west. traversine
the cordilleras of the Andes. the high
est mountains in the Americas. in COM
fort and even luxury. The construc-
ton of the Transandine railway, which
links up the two principal republics OF
the south, is an engineering feat OF
which the officials concerned may well
be proud. 1t is an object lesson of the
superiority of mind over matter.
Though the engineers have triumphsd
to a great extent, however. and have
laid their shining metal rails over ana
through the backbone of South Amer
lea they have not as yet succeeded IN
completely defeating the natural FORCES
which at times defy their skill and nul-
lily their efforts.
1t was at such period in July last
that three members of the Capt. bes-
lev scientific expedition, which had re-
Gently completed a survey of the great
Amazon river from source to mouth.
paid visit to the capital OF Argentina.
While there, an urgent message from
some of the archeologists of the party.
then busily engaged in investigating
the buried cities of the 1ncas IN Peru.
recalled Capt. Besley. the head OF the
Being unwilling to lose
time by the long voyage around the
continent, he decided to attempt the Al
most impossible feat of crossing the
Andes on foot.