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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

Als Der Eapit beim beutiden Sat-
ier oen Austauid Der SdDerpertp11n<
oeten anregte, gebra1dte er unter m1-
6erem SEN gas: v9ie 9riitlihe 2iebe
CUR Menidbeit, ourh Die fA GIN.
Maje1tat m1s5eidnet." geIIar batte
Ser Nupit 6em @eien bes Settlers sar
nidt geredt ner6en fnmen. Die
Grelie Ger MQiierten bat itb iber Sic
MeuBerung oes Eopltes naturli6
madtig geargert, aber Sic meiifen
glaHer lino flug genug getDeien, if
rem Merger berunter5uidluden uno
iiber Die MeaBerung mit StiaidDei=
gen birtpeg5ugeben. Die ct. Geters-
burger Mopoie @remia oagegen faH
mie Elm redter r1filder &ipel uber
SEN Eopif fer uno idin1pft mie ein
'@aiienbube. v@em mir auf 6erur=
tige @orte MIR eine Ell taunte &C.
bdrbe MAIDEN f0men," idreibt oas
groBilamiide Organ, vlDenn lie fir
uns MIR eines Ser a11sgepragteIten
Mel1iter menidliher 2ige iinb, oos
ie geiprpden muroe, ieit Ste menid-
Ii6e Spra9e erfl1ngt; De11n mir MI
BON ser Seite FER nntpiaig uno emf
port lein for11en - mie miro oam
oiei les @ort BORT empfunben tperben
BON BEN redtglaubigen aotbolifen,
Ste Ote @irfung bieier driitliden aie-
be an iih erfubren baben? Sir tie
lit Dos @ort oes Eapites oo6 Elm
@prt Ser boditen @abrbeit. Sest IN
oieien 1agen ibrer 9ual, Die Big auf
oen 60bepunft geltiegen 1T - @bri-
itus uno feline 2ebre 10 5u perleum=
6en!.... Inter 6en aaerligen5afte-
item @orten Ser @elt miro es ur-
pergeilen bGeiben, tpie 5u Mnfaag bes
Sabres 1915 Ser romiide 8apit ge-
nebift Sen 5einb Ser Menidbeit nit
uhriitlider 2iebe" Observation-Disclosures"
Mm miirbe oie @irf1ng bieier &C.
meinbeiten abihmahen, tpern man
Elm @ort bin5ufiigen poate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

Sic ber5liditen @ruBe on ale tie
BEN, treuen 6reunOe uno Selfer I'M
.Grieiter= uie I'M 2aiemfan0e. Mue
griefe uno senbungen errei4en mild
urter Ser eingangs a%ngegebenen
Morelie; iinb 6rrdidnittlid einen
Mol1ut unterpegs. 2eben STE Dobl
uro leien sic per1idert Ser oonfbu=
rem Jreun0esliebe Sbres
Soiepb So tiers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Sie Gentral=Stelle nnD sic tnnere
Mi1iftDn.

Son 3eit SIT Set laufen bet Der
Gentral=Steae 0es @ertral=@ereirs
griefe BON Weiilionuren Elm, Ste UNI
freie 3u1en0ung Ser Mnti=Weenace
gdriften unb Ser upologetiiden
Eernpbldtter 5ur 8efdmpfung 6eS
GinfIn1ies Ser u11ti=fatbolilden Set=
blGtter erinben. 60 traf fur5lid
BON einem bodm. 6errn aus Oregon,
BET oem oie, BON eir1em 2aien auf Die
bortigen gerbdtniIie mfmerfIm ge=
mad]te G.-@t. be5iigIih 6ieler Mngele=
genbeit angefrugt batte, ein Sdreiben
elm, SOS mie folgt la1tet:
Sos @emeil16emitglie0, meldes
Sbnen mittbeilte, BOB Ser Melting
Hot nnb Sic Merace bier ueit Der
bretet iinb, bot redt. @eniiie Sbei=
le Ser Stabt mibmel1 etnem e111ge=
benben Stubium 0erIelben biel mertb=
DoQe 3eit. Gas gan5e @ountp> ous
meinen Sprergel bi1oet, lielt iie m0=
9entlih (beionbers Sic Menuce). SIM
6riibiabr min i6 belor6ere Heiier
unternebmen, I'M at Der uden, DEM
1hlimmen ginfluB Mbbru9 5u tbun.
Gabei iinb Mnfirbigungen BON @or=
tragen nnb ste @ertbeilung gutter
2efftiire BON groBter 8idtigfeit. SSn
Nnbetradt meiner gegentDdrtigen
Gage lit es mir unm0gli@, 6ies 10 5u
tbur1, tpie es geideben io1te. @enn
ih baber BON Sbrem giitigen Mner=
bieten, eirige gdriften foitenIos GUT
a1ien6err, @ebrm1h MAIDEN barf 10
more mir piel gebolfen, u1ro id m0d=
tie poridlagen, gremplare oes So
tbolic Erielts 3titinguiibeo Erote=
lfants s@abe &rotpn" unb u8iper's
@enom" at ienben."
Sic GentralzGtene bot 6em betr.
OeiiIionor 700 gremplare Ger beiben
gdriften 5ugeimbt. Grit fiir3lt9
bot tie a1b eirrern Mii1ionor in Sent
las $50 gremplare seq Slime of tbe
gerpert" foitenlos CUR GertbeiIl1ng
geionot u11o ertportet eine dbnIihe
Mnfrage nn1 SiIfe a1s ben 5taote
SS6abo.
1ieie @en6ungen tp1trber Ser Gen.
tral4Steae tbeilmeiie moglid gemo6t
ourd Ste bodber5tgen @aben zines
bodtu. @errn aus oem staate Mep
Sort, ser ibr gero6e fir 6iefen 3ued
mebrmaIs MitteI 5ur gerfiigung
1telte. Sod Ser Ton6s tit 1atr1 er.
if6pft unb Die MitteI Ser Central
Gtele felbf geitatten es berfelben
nidt, tpeiterbin 59riften foitenlos
a11s3uien6en.
guber erfl1dt one @entrul-@telle
iolde bodber5ige @atbolifen, oeren
MitteI ous Spfer fir Die innere Defl-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Sriei aus Gbina.

Mrs Guli, Iungdonpfu, Sban=
tung, China, gtng Ser &eooftlon Die
Ter Gage naditeberOer grlef u11ter
bent Gutrm Des 81. 6ebruur, 1915
5u:
a(n aae lieben Treur1be! = Mn1
q. Mdr5 1914 iab id ct. Glouo gum
Iebten Weale, Ste Gtaot mo- i6 mth
beimiId fiiblte> mie in penigen Stao=
ten Mn1erifus. Sest, ON 81. Sebrum,
1915 BIN i) mitte11 I'M Sn11ern @b1=
mas. Gos MnDenfen on nletre Sreu11=
Sc Don ct. GIonb urrb Stearn5 @onrz
tn un6 l1mgegerrb tit mir ibers Soccer
bierber gefolgt uno nitro ME m15 met
nem Serae1r meiden. Sd babe bis=
ber menig ODER gar ni4t geidrieben.
@orum2 gs brdngter ii6 INT ferre1
europa Sic &riegsereigntile, Die obne
53ueifel a11d IN gan5 Mmerifa Die
none Mufmerfiamfeh feiielten. Ser
ner muBte id mild bier ms Mi1iiorS=
merf erlf mieoer einleben, bottle I'M
Mnfarg touienoerlei N0tbem uno
gorgen. Sh ianbte einen langeren
grief an Die 3entral=Stele IN ct.
Souls NIT ser gnte, tim anen oelt=
iden fatboliifen 3eitungen 5ufom=
men 5u Ioiien; sos NOR 10 5iernlid
oGes. Seet aber mug u1o min i'd
pom bier aus uamdblih on ale met
ne lieben 6rennbe I'M Mmerifa, oeren
MoreIien ih babe, idreiben. Sreiltd)
meine 3eit lit meiitens NIT Milions=
arbeiten gefii1t. @emobnlih bobe i'd
ie0en Sag 5pei Nre0igten ooer &a=
teheie11, om Spnrtag beren bret ODER
nod mebr. MuBeroem beIdaftigt mid)
Sic Gorge fir meire sdulen, Moi=
lenanifo[ten, @emeirrber. 9es Mbenos,
tpenn es ounfel unb itia geDoroen,
berfe unb 1dreibe id an metne er-
mem 6reun0e IN Mmerifa. Sb id tie
ie ~mieoeriebe? @ott metB es. @e1r
beiligifer @tne geidebe m onem!
@egenlpGrtig tit uniere Sage Bart
un6 Idtper. Son europe iinb mir
p0nig perlailen. Ser furdtbore &rieg
miro nuf Sabre birral1s uns Ser 9ulfe
BON europa b%ern11ben. @enn Mmeri=
ia MIN ieir1en geruf erfennt, einsu=
greifen NIT bodber5iger 2iebe, toni
mem bie Miiiionen gerettet tper6en.
@ir orbeiten bier IN China I'M lie
brigen NIT bemielben grfolge tDie Dor
bem Griege, MIR, boB uns bie Wettel
aamabIid ponig atsgeben. 8are i'd
rridt 5mei Sabre in Mmerifa getpe1err
un6 bditte ib nidt BON 90 cine ont
iebnIide 5iilFe Ser eb1en Sreurr6e Der
WiIIionen mitgebroft, 10 murbe iebt
ldon ones broh Iiegen. N1n - @ott
miro inns mdt perIafIen. @r ertDdblt
Sic Geinen, Inn Sei11 beiliges @lmu-
bersperf bier INT groBen @ei6enlm6
tpeiter5nfibren. Sos @in6ringen Der
;supaner bier in @bira, DEFENDERS Die
Gropi15 sdantung, mo- mir oeutide
MiIIionare arbeiten, bot uns bisber
nidt gebin6ert nod geidooet. Ste
Gbinefen bIeiben Gbinefen, gIeidbiel
ob politii9 felbiHtdnoig ODER abbamz
qiq; Elm gut perunIagtes, fir oos
Gbrifertb11m empfdnglides 8olf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

lion erlal1ben, ibr Defenders fir oie-
fen 6onos, uber BEN cine ~beionoere
Mbrednl1ng gebalten miro, beitimmte
8oben al1 ienben unb 6amit ein per-
oienitpoIes @erf fir sic Stride uno
SEN @lu1ben gu nerridten. Marl
lenbe ettpaige @uben an Sic Central
STEELE oes Ge1trul=Gereins POI
Genrple 9log, ct. 2ouis, Mo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
SelOemto0.
Die her snbn bes beuti@en @ei@sz
fan3lers cnnete.

fanjlers cnnete.
Ser ,8ote aus Dem &iefengebirge"
per0ffentli9t folgenben 8rief zines
bereits gefaGenen nnterDffi5;ers Meu=
mann aus 0oigtsoorf i'm Hie1enge=
birge on feline Gltern:
SD befinoe MIDI beute i9on oas
brittle Mal auf Der @u4e nod 2eutz
nant BON 8etbmannz9ollpeg. Sbr
peroet es pieleidt f4on in ben 3eitun=
gen geleIen baben, oub er BEL einem
patrDuinenritt %gefanen 1T. Sd tann
Gu9 Maberes mitteilen, oenn id mar
babel. Mm 9. DECEMBER, Mbenbs 8
ubr, ritten Der 2eutnant b. 9. s.,
ih uno neur Mann auf p%atroutae.
Mir {onten eine Bride balten unb net
ter ouffldren. Mtr fanben Die Bride
unbeiebt un0 bielten tie Bis Z uhr
friib. So tam eine &oiatenpatrouiQe,
BON Ser mir ein pfero unb einen
Mann an14ohen. 8eim 8orreiten
erbielten mir bann BON elmer ftarfen
ru1Fi9en @9iiBenlinie beftiges Jeuer.
Sd nor NIT 5pei Mann gum 5uBsez
fe@t abgeieKen unb fdgte oabet ben
eel item &ufen ab. DIS mir bonn @alz
penfeuer betamen, muBten MIR 5urud
gu ben pferben. 2eutnant b. 8. uno
ib ritten Damn tpieber an elmer 9ausz
ede por, Inn bic @tGrte Der &ufen gu
er1eben. Muf einmal rief Der 2eutz
rant: r9onnertpetter, i9 BIN getrofz
FEM" St batte einen Sberi4enfelz
f9uB unb iagte gu mir: rNa, ieBt
log" Mber betm @prung uber ben
@troBengraben nidte Ser 2eutnant 10
NIT benz &Dpfe uno fiel au4 balo BON
{einem burdgebenben pferoe.
Sd gab mein 8ferb ab unb ging
5urid, UNI Tim gu belf.n; ct lag Be-
iinnungslos, ben &0pf pou Slut. Sd
tnpnte i'm 5uridtrusen, bo@ mar er
mir gu 1@per, i@ i4leppte i'm Biz on
ben @%traBenranb unb legte ibm ben
&opf bod. Sn5mii@en poren bic
@nKen Bis auf 200 Meter ~porseriidt
un6 gaben Elm i@redli9es 5euer ab.
S@ f9idte Mel0ung na9 @eritddrttung
u1o einern @ugen gum Sransport
bes @9perpertpunoeten ab. DIS biez
fer eintraf rift i4 no@ma1s por I'M
ben 2eutnaut gu retten, muBte aber Bel
Der pitenben> @4teBeret ben plan
oufgeben. Sci Der Gstabron angez
tommen, belobte MIDI Ser &ittmeift ter
fir mein @erbalten unb uberreidte
mir bas Gi1erne &reu5. Sd per1u4te
Mbenbs unb Sen anoeren Morgen nod
5peimal, an ben 2eutnant beran5uz
fommen, 0o9 obne @rfols, oa bic
@teae itarf beieBt NOR. SET einem
nD9maligen 8orgeben NIT Snfanterte
bDirten mir bon ben 9or% fbepobnern,
bab Der 2sutnant geftorben NOR. @s
1T eine tpa6re @inbe UNI i'm, ct tDar
elmer unierer ti9tigften Sffi5iere.
6ier bobe ih geieben, men Die Rugel
treffen 1oI, Gen trifft lie au4. Sd
f9lteBe unb lDuni4e @u4 alien gliidz
li9e unb ge1unoe 5eiertage. Mie t4
iie perleben tper6e, min t9 0abingeiteat
fein laf1en, boffsntli@ au@ pergnigt
unb mu11ter -"
Mm 5petten MISUNDERSTANDING
trof ben @9reiber biefes 8riefes Bel
@egnabme ruii14er Baggage bas
2ps bes 2eutndnts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

biai9er oenn je 5mpor.

SEQ. Sr5emit, Der moblbe=
fannie reeQe 99ubma4er,
bat iebt einen BON 0euti4s
lano bierber9etommenen
prattiiden 94ubma4er in
ieinen 9ienl ten un0 meroen
&eparaturen auf's Bette
iofort nit Der electrti9en
Mai6ine aus9efubrt.
GEO.. TRZEWIk
@i9entbimer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Der Nornstern
griffin S5e6enpi.
1ribere Mmcrifauerin i'm 9ieufte
Ses 0aterlanDcs ibres @atteu.

Die Satin oes 0fterreidifd=unga=
rii9en @rafen 2ai5lo @5e4enpi, cine
geborene @tabps @anberbtlt, 5o9ter
bes ameritani59en MultimiuionGrs
Cornelius 8anDerbt1t, Der i'm Sabre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Der Wei6no6tsmann.
3eprdientnnt gcptt perteilte Sic:
beaaaben an Die &in6er.

Gbarles S. Scott, eth friiberer aonz
grebreprGientant aus &anias, ibers
1abm oie &nne bes Weibna4tsma1z
mes, o1s es 1i9 barum hdnbelte, bic in
Den Ser. @taaten g%eiammelten Metbz
nu9tsqaben fir bic arn1en Rinber IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

gbe: .w1ei1 Siingfter, Der Cube,
bus nirb nal N tii9tiger Su1ge tuerz
ben! Sen erften 5eberbolter, ben er
in Der S4ule braudte, bat CT it&
auf'm Pofamt BON Der Settle losgez
ma9t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
@ehr rimtia.

Batter: Sd peiB nidt-oer SSu11se
trtntt bo9 ale Sage feline bier 5ldi4z
den uub 1T bp4 tmmer mod 10 f4ma9
auf ben Betnen!"
@rDbbater: Sea, bu-tpenr1 bu 10
beine bier Jld144en %setrunten bait,
freifen beine Beine holt audi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Dauio c(op0=9 George.
Ser shatfau5ler oes britiihen
Heidbe3.

Ser briti14e @@abfan3ler, DaDto
2lop6=@ eorge, bot oie %tetnesuegs
lei9te Mufsabe, oafir gu forgen, baB
England in benz gegentpdrttgen &rtege
bic @elbmtttel ni4t ausgeben. Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

1899 forb, bot 79 i'm Dienfte bes
0fterrei9i19en &otben areu3es in 10
berDorrugenber Meiie betdtigt, oaB tbr
bonn Scatter Sran5 Sofepb Dor fur5em
Elm golbener 8erOtenitDrDen perlieben
nprben 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

Soften nes &rieges ftnb enorm unb
Die ~finan5iele Rraft Oes britii4en &etz
DIES bat bereits f9ner gelitten. SroBz
benz muB Der @9aBfdn3ler bei4affen
mas n0tig tit, Inn bic %ungebeurt 2of
3u benGltigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
@bas. s. seDtt.

Sba8. s. ScDtt.
8elgien CUR 8ertetlung gu brtngerl
@r ifanb on Der @pibe Der Rommtiz
fun, tpel4e 8elgten befu@te un6 bic
arnerttani19en 2tebesgaben bon ben
peridiebenen Central tel1en aus perz
teilte unb tDurbe Don umertfunil9en
Jrouen BEL oie{em 2tebespert nit
GROCER Sattroft unb 8erettptntgfeit
unterftuBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Mu N + /!

au5i (im Mirtsbaus gum @eppD:
rWas ma9it benin fir a @'it4t,
@eppl? SIT Dir net quot gu Muat2"
@eppl: v9te MetBmirft tpar'n fr
floun, tpeiBt, unb 90 bdb' | m @irt
3ur @traf' ane @enft0pferl leer
qe1en."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13

down a lurching, Indifferent figure in
the middle Of the road. His ma
chine just grazed Elston and pushed
him aside.
Marrow escape that, Bob" observed
Pearce, in warning, but friendly
tone. 81 should think you'd about cut
this drink business out"
Would" stammered Elston, "but
I'm afraid 81 the tremens," and he
shuddered.
Pearce eyed him speculatively. He
knew Elston as an irresponsible VII
lage feature, he felt sorry for him
and wondered mentally II 1t would do
any good to try and sober him up.
See here, Elston," he said. you've
got too much material in you to
throw It to the winds this way. Why
don't you brace up?' and he tried .
lot OF coaxing arguments on his sub
| ject. but Elston was impervious to
them all. He was at that stage where
the liquor lay dead In him, afraid OF
the horrors" and he fell behind with
q disconsolate face.
Come to me II can ever help you
sober, though, mind you" hailed
Pearce in parting, and waived his
hand in a friendly, encouraging way,
not noting that the movement disar-
ranged something from his outside
coat pocket, which fell into the road
| over the side Of the machine.
Elston. coming along, saw it. picked
1t up. 1t was a pocketbook and II
was filed with bank notes. For mo-
ment the drink-bleared eyes gicwed
with covetousness. Then Elston
thrust 1t out OF sight inside his coat
muttering:
mo. won't be a thief, II | an
a drunken wreck. Pearce spoke right
to me. Ill act the man." and half ar
hour later he reached the Office Of the
Young lawyer and returned the pocket
book.
"Whew," whistled Pearce, for thu
first moment aware of his loss
| There's twelve hundred dollars mort
gage money paid me by farmer.
say"
He was pstrified at the simple hon
esty of this lost soul. He pulled ELS
ton into his private office.
"Old fellow" he said gratefully
you've got to let me repay this bill
act of yours. The woman who keep
my office in order has neat litti'
home. I'm going to get you room
there. You'll have the best OF care
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
LEGO Pies an Hour.

The fastest machine devised for
making pies is operated by fore
man and six assistants and will turn
out 1900 pies an hour. The machine
is provided with IS revolving pie hold
ers which move around an oblong
table or r,atfcrm; two crust rollers,
ore for the lower and the ether for
The urper crvct; set Of four auto
ratio moistenilg brushes, and a pie
thinning wheel The six operators
Of the machine place the crusts, fill
the pies and remove them from the
table when the operation of rnoisten-
ing and trimming has been automat-
ical,y completed.-World's Work.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
He Dis Not.

Jeff de Angels met a New York
newspaper man do you remember"
asked the newspaper man. "one time.
while you we're playing in Kansas City.
you offered $40 for the best original
verse for your Women song?" Il
do" replied the comedian. Il won
that ten" According to the laws Of
fiction, Mr.. de Angels should have
said: I've been looking for you for
years. Here's $1,000 as retainer. ]
want you to write me comic opera /"
But he didn't What he did say was:
well, that's 80 long ago guess Ne
can be good friends, nevertheless"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
Old Knee Joint.

Estimated by scientists &c 20 from
100000 to 275.O00 years old. the aetri-
fed knee joint Of mammoth was uu-
esrthed at Long Beach, Cal. by work
men twenty-eight feet below the sur
face The discovery has been pre-
scented to the chamber of commerce
knee joint of the largest species of ami
mails that ever roamed the earth Is
well preserved, despite its great age.
Il measures Is inches in length and IA
inches in diameter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
Red Fox
Saves His
Brush
By H. M. EGBERT
1899 eo626SoS6S6S6S 6S6S6SoS3S3S8S8S3o3s
konyright, 1916. by w. @. Chapman


Copyright. 1915. by w. 9. Chapman.)
cd Fox showed his teeth in a grin
he entered his burrow. He had
no adventures worthy Of the name
afternoon, but he meant to have
be that evening. That Afternoon he
merely skunk through the heather
|estigating the food supply. Now
curled himself up snugly in his
hi and prepared to sleep until
|htfall.
cd Fox was a bachelor. He was a
hster fox, and enc of the oldest of
county. His splendid fur was
bvn to every huntsman over a ra-
of leagues. He had pitted his
against the hounds time and
lin. and always won.
life was nothing without the spice
adventure. They say a fox loves
hunt as much as the men, the
S,nds. and the horses. Red Fox was
bted three times a week, and he
pw every trick Of his trade. Some
when his strength and speed be-
q to fail him, the inevitable end
mild come. The hounds would tear
slim body, his mask and pads and
Iush would be cut of to adorn some
hi But of that Red Fox knew moth
He thought that he was immor'
When night came he skunk out and
S soon going at full gallop across
fields. The house that he had in
Iected had a new chicken yard. 1t
$ the work of a moment for Red
BIZ to leap from a bough to the COOP
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13

He Began to Be Vaguely Distressed.
bd seize fat cockerel by the neck.
Is he was carrying of his prey he
Nv the farmer come out of his house
nd point gun at'him.
Red Fox was Immediately in the line
fire. He did not know what q gun
Jas, but he knew that it spelled dan.
er. He snarled and showed his teeth,
nd the farmer, muttering, put the gun
own and let Red Fox gallop away.
or nobody dares to shoot q fox in
England unless he wants to bring
own upon his head the wrath of
unt-loving countryside.
Red Fox bounded away toward his
urrow. But at distance of five han
red yards some instinct caused him
% stop. He smelled something. 1t
vas man, somewhere near him, and
le knew that the man was not passive
hostile, as'all men we're. but an in
eterate enemy.
Cautiously he skulked forward until
e came within sight of his burrow.
Then, crouching in the underground.
e saw the man bending over it. Red
FOX skulked there until the man was
zone.
When at last, by devious ways, he
'eached his burrow, he found 1t
closed. The man was the earth-stop-
per, and he had blocked Red Fox's
bone SO that he should not be able to
Pvade the hounds on the morrow. 1t
you'd be a chase to the death-his
heath.
Vaguely uneasy, Red Fox shifted
loout the place, and then. warned by
bis same instinct, he trotted about half
mile away, into q gorse patch,
where he lay down and devoured the
fockerel. Afterward he went to sleep.
With one ear dropping and the other
liert for possible enemies.
The sun had been up some time
*hen Red Fox lazily stretched his
lmbs and prepared to stir. But as he
dld so he scented a peculiar and hated
poor, SO like his own that he showed
us teeth in fury. 1t was not that OF
rival fox, however, but of the sniff
ing hounds that surrounded the gorse
covert
Ihey had scented him and were on
MS trail. Behind them rode the mas
Yer and whipper-in, and grouped in
'he distance was the crowd that had
ealnered for the hunting.
suddenly, with a bay, the Oldest
mound dashed forward toward the spot
rhere Red Fox lay. And instantly Red
fox had leaped from the covert and
was racing along the ditch.
Ihe huntsman blew blast upon his
aom. The hounds bayed, the hunters
hurried up at the gallop. In an in
Staht the whole field was on the track
VI The hounds. md they were pursu
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
Wasted Her Breath.

Paul had taken off his shoes and
one still remained In the middle OF
the floor. Little Ruth came running
In and accidentally stepped on It. "Oh,
excuse me-" she exclaimed, and she
turned and saw no one except an old
shoe Angry, she said why, you
amt no one, and wasted my breaf
all for nothing"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
Discovery Of Coal in America.

Coal was first discovered in the Le-
high regions of Pennsylvania in 1871
by a poor hunter named William Gin.
ter, near the present town Of Mauch
Chunk. 1t was not until 1904 that coal
mining was begun along the banks Of
the Mississippi as well as along the
Yellowstone And it was in this
same year that coal was first success
fully used in this country for heating
purposes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
Saving the
DereGct

- By -
HECTOR BLAKE
Copyright. 1915. by W. G. Chapman.)

Copyright. 1915. by W. G. chapman.)
"A brand from the burning!" pro-
claimed wheezy, parsimonious Daniel
Britt. I've put Bob Elston on his
feet l hope he keeps his good reso-
buttons which I-ha, hum have tried
to instill."
Old Britt indicated a figure going
down the street. 1t was Bob Elston
whom everybody In town knew for a
ne'er-do-well, but pitied him and liked
him.
AS to Daniel Britt, the knowing
ones smiled and shrugged their should.
ers. 1t was true that he had given
young Elston a suit of old clothes, but
1t was also current knowledge that
Elston in some unaccountable sprint
of sobriety had delved and labored Ia
the Britt garden for full ten days
receiving half pay.
Britt made great capital Of his
charity" all that day. The next. how
ever, his feathers dropped. More un
steady and ragged than ever, Bot
Elston appeared on the streets of the
village. He had sold his clothes ant
was back in his old attire. He wa!
blindly, steadfastly intoxicated. Tit
demon of rum had him fully in hi
power once more.
did my duty, it's off my mind" com
mented Britt, and poor Bob as an &C
knowledged institution of the lowe
type of the time proceeded to pro
long his spree.
1t was about week after that whel
Donald Pearce. rising young lawye
of the town, coming down the turn
pike in his automobile, nearly RAJ
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
~. Ancient Romans.

The Avezzano region was not uh.
known 10 the Romans and the OLD
Roman roads across the mountains
NAV still be traced in places A man
heside the way of whom the distance
Was asked, replied: by the Roman
road It is so far."-Thomas Nelson
Pc IN scribner's Magazine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
The Point of View,

The astronomers say they have dis
covered sun spot 100000 miles wide.
And yet we suppose 1t doesn't look
any bigger to an astronomer than
ten-spot does to most people.-Hous-
ton Post.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
PaosInu Of Youth,

To me the passing Of youth was &C.
Gaping from torment of passion, strife
and trouble into placid content. My
griefs and joys grew less violent. I
ceased hunting those who had wronged
me. and. in lesser degree, grew calm
er b my attachments. Undisturbed
BY passions found could think
more. clearly. be more liberal and I'm
derstAnd better.-American Maya
zine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-13
Human Nature,

is human nature to want to throw
'0nething. The babe of yesterday
which started in by throwing its dishes
W the floor is today throwing a ball.
wmorrow he will be throwing a brick
.no II won't be long before he is man
throwing the bull.-Philadelphia In
quirer