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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-29
BROUGHT THREE IN

Sheriff C. S. Grain of White Pine
county, with Deputy Sheriff +. b.
Matson, came in on this mornings
train from Ely. having in charge three
prisoners, c. T. Mcneil, for uttering
false paper Charles Place and Ken
meth McEwing, burglary first degree.
Each was sentenced to from one to
three years in the state prison, to
which place they were taken on their
arrival in Carson.--Appeal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-29

C. NJ. LeCoUNT of Reno is a guest
at the Mizpah.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-29
GOVT FORECAST

Fair, cooler tonight.
Wednesday fair
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Tpocliabco.

Nh 100000 @l,ttcr iom isocs er
ser iislgc Statiitlif gorbogs me %.
Observation-Disclosures eIter et Iara Tor.
lob bare 81 $50 tiIbaac. G'ter lem
4ar er 3uQct iplruoet inc iii SS,s
3G6, eiter II 9lur Sc, 169, otter tpue
til S2,S17, eIter treoiue til 1856,
eitcr firti til 7O,4OS. eiter iemti iii
C4366, citer ietl iii 55.S62, e'tcr
iii 1911, eitcr otti til 2t.0S3,
eitcr nitti til 3,656 % eiter bun0rc-
SC iii -. altn I - en- a. Dc
1000 blir 1Oj Aor gammcI, %
{ So Mars IlOcrcn cr aQereoe optr
@alupnrteu 0e0e.
II 100000 |igcr iom ie0c5, or
ser >,ter ct 9lors NorIsb 1891 til
bogc, eiter tupe S4459, citer iirti
73,ll9, citcr icrti 6O.O32. c'tcr otti
25,i13. eiter nitti 5,195 og eiter
hun0reoe IA. Ger bIir 105 Nnr
qomle % , belle 106 4ar. &c &c'
uenoe err en0nu ! 6IertaI ! 6S Iars
GIOereu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
&riniua Wilsjon bGorce.

Sra Stocsbolm meoocIc2. at &cu'
rcr al arIltino NiI2ion bar uoitc0t
&nobpoclic til Nrpgniuq al Ell Sub
nlcoalie ooer Snnqcriuocn. Sen ifol
o|ucrIcpcrca benoc poa hcu0c@ 7loc
6ooicIaoag Sen 2i0c @Iuguit.
Wtconlicn ifoI gicnGiue Summer
inocna NortrUt ira ocn StO, betoc2
&unit ltoo heicit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

@iblcr % hoIot % % "a: Scr or
ojt clct Cro, Serre, Nt 'ooc ou
iclu lpic,,"
@rnct bIcp itrar aobt i8len, % ret
bar uUret Qoht ltocn.
Nuor muu par blet helbrcoet IfuI.
sc man itror no % phone Tor ale
Dem iom pelltcoc noe. StoItcuberg
modttc o0iaa uo. San toItc til Sol.
tct u6cuior ON SmpcuocIicu. Ter
pnr omtrcut 300 SiIrciicuoc ionl uar
fonmct Tor at iolc NiUlp pda Sen
Gio StoItcnbcrN por Ser. NnIjni$
itoO ~ NI. 4 ON WtorQcucu ~ finn.
&c oItc holoc po0 til lduQt pad Nat
Nl. : ON NuCIoCu hol0t han NuhdQt
% alt han i0loc. ljf u0 pna, N "a.
tan icrtc SuNoom paa NPcmuCrtcuc
On apcl0 b00 man ham tale onl Sci
li0liprclicu. Nuu Iritc IA ~ Ct
Stuffc al Nroittcu @idl02 oct 6toc
sap. men bCguuotc itrdr at tolc ON
"Smt6omtu".
Ser huor han booze houoe han ct
NruM iom par inIot mco Nrnttcr { l.,
iom hcIbrcoc6c SpQC haubc crtcrld0t.
Ger pur oQiuu uoQcn Nlcr AZ en-
Itnno, lonr hopoc uTrct pld9lt A.
iao0annC Vcpcrtcr.
"a Stoltenbcrg ifilIoc rcilc ;licu
par ser Ell iom ipurQtc BAN. hudb
ban ClcntlIQ troc0c ON NoI5iu> %
bans &lrtiomhco. ScrtiI iuurcoc han.
at han icIu par bIct hcIbrcoct; men
han uioitc u1ilcpcl life, hp00 hon
lfuloc tro ON oct belle; Tor ban huuoc
/ bc 3 llQcr. ban ophoIot liz Scr buu'
Sc icct, at Nolf pur blct hclbrcNct. ~
al Su1c pur blct uTrrc c'tcr Nchau0.
linNcu. Ter nor I. Gr. en- @!inO,
iom par blct lccu0c; men iun hapoc
ban oQion icct, al Ell Ytano mco
ipoQt Sun bIcu belt bIlno.
Wtc0Cn2 N holot pnu at tale ON
Noliiu5, %iortdltc NcIiioro, at ban
cuQonQ bop0c bort iortUIlc ON, at
Woliiu3 pna Ell mertclll Wua0c 'tll.
sc hare hcIbrcoct en- Mcit / Stoct.
boIm. Get off iIIG lor iiG: Gn Mc'i
par iturtct / @aocu. oQ / set inuumC
fonl y. tillGIoiQpi2 iorbl. &'on0t
MUuloCn iom bar ltlmIct inrlmcn
bar ser Here. iom tIcnNtc ham, % &c
raobtc: Ter bar ri 10 Wiirafclmnn.
Sen. Set cr 10 ingcu SuN Tor sc.
item. NI fan Sen 10 bli hclbrc05t
ga fnrlc0c Nol5iu3 mibt / @uocll
% bao til @uo, iortTllca Ser. Mull
iaQoc noQct ioobnnt ion: "&llt2 ior
set al la0 onicr 0cttn 'or ~nooucnAiNt
ltcn Num eft pitnc4boro ior ocumo
uQuocIiQc bopcn. Der lag ON al bIi
b@onbor6." Soo FOG ban lat | Soften
% Sen rciitc ii9 op. Ntonocn ;icrtc
piocre r1co Den; men Nobcu onlsring
blep title.
Huber ollie bisie Niitorier 0je q.
Sen tort. vi pioite uGitcn life al
BET, ier set bar blet N'ten, % Camp.
buoocn iIelteoc Tor Nooe.
% mi cr Oct piit poo (ioe, at icQ
lpQger Ell @riuc pno mini Ituno Fol
Of itoppc min Suoffeiuligbco % ilci
ter til IiIutninQ Tor ocnuc Sang
Gel Del, ~2anoampno / Better
MiIicn,
@o0iu / Wiurt2 1916.
&. y III z Ocu0e II.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
6reue fra Nor9es 8ysder os oyer.


nleO Ntltopoell. gQl CT pCl III! Ileu
al 9rrernc fommer mco line %0rn
puu a|irfcglllpct Sltcoct o'holoc2 ell
@urncoltoaticncitc, hpor %tifoppcn
iorrtaler mco @crnene. lltcn Oennc
Somtalc ifol life pore Tor at lmocr-
icac Norncnc9 amnbifnbcr. Ecna
Moul ifol finn pTre at Ird9c %erncnc
poa Nicrtc Sc rcliQieic Sonohc0cr.
9dl ioor ma life Longer bore DC
dnmle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. huta
Wiuol por baooc at bcInIc Sa9cn ira
ale Sioer oN at title Spcra@moaIe-
nc iliq, at Spurcnc mdattc ton1mc AZ
iio iclu. Set bar her uorc NanlIc vi
topper par iligc Ntcitcre. Mpcm hor
life bert Gale ON @iifop G@icnorop
cQcr @iifop Don ser Sippc / Sri
ItiansionO cQcr Ni'fop Npoalei III. Il.
"a huilfcn Tcit, oct pur at her, paa
Dem, naar sc bicu itillct opcrior %cr-
ncne pao Girteglluct.
9hi hoI6cs ion1 nUpnt bare Barrie
Q~llo@ticncitcr; men Ocrtll fnntter ltg
ct S%Crcrmooc, hportil %pQ0cn2 SG-
rcrc inobu0ca Tor at l%anltalc meo vi
ifoppcn ON Observation-Disclosures
gen / Sfolcu.
Gn0ui0crc holbc5 I'LL liQciom for
ct %iiito2mcoc. huor Der Niorea rcoe
fnr set friitclidc 9lrbCi0c % Sen lU0c-
liqc Eilitouo / %pg0cn.
Ncrtil inobu0ca ole iripiuige %irf.
Iomhcocr, ionl orbeioer ior MEME
ifcfiprligc Tormool puo Stcoct.
%eo ncttc Mobc pIcicr @iifoppcl
at holoe ell Gale, hpori ban fonrmcr
ocl9 nlco Nono % %inf % ocls ircm-
hoIocr Sing, iont ban timber at bnroc
lU0Qc Mcni0hcOcn poo Sicrtc. SC
iriuiaioe Nirfiombcbcr hnr tiollQerc
fife pUrct rcprGicntcrct pco %illtd-
iernc. Nll ieQc& Sc ta1ct mco, for at
lnurfere, at Der cr Ell SammlcnhGng
mcQcm alt Nrbci6c ionl giorea Tor
at gopnc % loitc bort 6oIf. Itan far
pprct / Spil ON, bporpibt 0ct pil Inf.
feS at ioluIc HcprGicntnntcr for DC
iripiQigc Nerclicr / Wcnigheocn pcO
Niiitaiernc, OF hporpiot bet nil lpftca
at oiprc no9ct no al OiSic Wtobcr.
Set iiQcr iig icIp, al bette for CT,
Itor Gel nil pUrc ~nibUnQig al pco-
fommelloc Niifppa Gerionli9heo. Get
bar peo &c ii0itc @iipepola pit iig, at
man Irgqcr itor %cQt puu at iou lligc
Giifpppcr lom itoar / NOR GSorbinoel.
ie nleo DC iolfcllgc &cpGgclier / pco.
fommenoc Stiit. Get or al bcnnC
@riuno man bar palgt Wpnb ION
@crnt Stonlcn o. Neter @ogncito>
til @iifopper / &%riItion2iunO % Der
qcuS glitter.
Ser / (ronl9o Slit bar bct mcget
at lige at man til &lifop bar Ell tier
Mun0, loIn tnn boloe no pnn De man
&c bunroc Nciicr, iom tilinloer cl
&ilfpp bcroppc. Nnn mna tnale ban
sc at li0qc noe / Succn / 6inmurfcl
% at bll paifct al Sioifprt pper %eit
fioroen o0 paa Noppcbopet. Set el
life ale Nilfoppcr, ionl bar funnel
boloc 10 lGngc / Sronl5o Stiit. @au
bc ,<llcl % @ialeIen 0pbc citcr cl
fort %irfiouheo / io~rbolo3pi5 ullf
Iloer, % WGrb JONI Gaienorop
SpoaIei. Smitt % Sfoor moott(
mart ioge Jig 6criiro; men 9ecfntol
bol0t lis / nUitcn 90 9lor % ban;
Setter Niifop Sictridlion flurer, mel
i'm froitiGc &onititlltion, u0mcrfc
6onOc Sneitorm og SIsroff.
Get por nofioo itriot %eir, oe %
&c %iltoppen uor Der / @obin. mel
bnn fom Jig oligepel baooc no ii
&cligupr o. til Strenlmcn oQ paI
0e5llbcn en- Sur pua @ertncS, hpol
ban beie0tc SfoIcn. San reiite liQ'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Hire Sneic Nar 90 to.

Sire Sueie aar 90 TO. Seq cr 50
9tar qummeI," itriDer Wr5. Maria
1pfer ira North Brand, q q, 90
fan life flare mig uoen M o. oa at
BRUCE aurifo. Viiu MaOe er life
iaa iterf, iom oen tunoe upre; men
en- Coils eQer 10 al Aurifo itprfer
Sen % / @irfeIigbeoen belle nit Sn'
item. Siior @inter bapoc Ui ale
@rip; men aurito bialp o. burtlJ
pper oen. aurifo bar og'ou pGret en-
&eIii9nciie Tor min Gotter, iom Dor
! Iew Dorf Sim. Suu par plaget
al Ell 0uou6ilct. 20 SLATER furere.
Sc heuoe iulOitPn0ig,"
&nqen ApotbetermeOicin. men ct
iinlyelt llrtemiooeI. Ser bar oPret /
9rl1 oper Ell Arbmorc0e. itlsut all
oril uiot o. breOt uuerteret. Spe-
ciele 4genter ioritaiier A%Imenbeoen
oen oirctte ira Gne.Gicrues Saborn-
forum. Strip Ill u. Gcter Sahrncr
& Cons 60. 1875 20. @opuc
9lue., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
IBERIA ill Salltofcino, huor 0lclo'n'
ncrnr cr inn1lct / Ncnnc SiN.
Gn intcrcsinnt Hciic.

ncrne or iamlct / bennc Glo.
Gn intcrcSinnt Hciic.
Ior en- Gio iiocn bar ieg Ell Silr
i Sanoncaiiocu. hpor Der ItuI0c hol'
bcS CT Mo0c. Set ror Snret lnr
Sen friitcliQc llnNbom@itoIc, ionl 'fliI'
&c fonmc iunumcn ~ ionltiNiN ltlIoc
92orolanoa &norcmi~iicu2bciprclic
holoc Ntcoc Tor at trUiic piatiQc Nj
.Qicrclicr.
Vi rciitc oul Soften ira @ooo ~
TOM til Sm~nnc~ijccu Tor Tolf emo
mi por oppc ON NtorQcncn. &c, 'om
ocltoo hcrira por foruOcn ll1ncrtca.
ncoc Gmi2ipr Nnitab, GmiaiTr NcI-
I.iioro. Midaro Nunitoo. s.. I. apiN,
Nnnrca2 Ecbcricn %ouQr, SINpart
&lofituo. Sfiprimrcr &lCttc. SoQnc-
preit lticolaiicn % Sfoma9cr An9cII
&ohonicn. Snlifc.
%i ipiitc ale Srotoit poo CT Notcl,
"a iou off ri til Nroplt Shrnnicn poo
Stunnc2 ErcitcQoaro. hpor Wooct
holOtc@. Ser trai nj Sogncprtit Sin.
Ser ira Npopn, airfcinnAcr Gam ira
Comes % &irteiongcr @iellc ira
9%uIito0boua.
Ser bar / lin (io pUrct uoQcn
Mi@iorituocIic imcllcnl Dem, ionl ar
bcioc0c Tor ben friitcIiQc lln0oon2-
ifoIc pon Mcl9clunh % / SaItcn.
: 1914 bcillrttcoc MclQclonO@fo.
mitccn pao Cpiororiug al @uitor :.
a. ,Sohonicn at Qoo iomncu mes o$
ON "Nrcobcim~ llulOomaitoIc; men
oct par life nuIlia at lao Dem mc0
poa bore Stnrcmoocr iom hol0tca /
@o0o. Nu bciIlltte0c nj, al rciIc nco
iii Sem, % icg tror bcttc Wto0c por
til @opu Tor bcNNc Barter. Nuc CANT
lie Wi3iprituoclicr bleO optIarct %
hi bcillltteoc, at qno iumucn | Nrbcl-
set Tor at inOfiebc Ell SoroelcnSonl
til Sfolcn. Ser bar Gale ON Sen
oumIe @lmtmon0$Qour0 %oIOcn |
@ooin cQcr Souif Nmt@irAcblI@, Nl.
ituohuuQ. SuQchuict lt0l llcn!l0
iluttca iii Mioiipeu, inu Woorocn cr
tilialQs. Nuor oct Sfolcfurilt@ lonl
mi err iQanQ cr iUroiN, pciIuttcbc NJ
at inOitiuc Sfolcn CT Nar, inbtiI man
fan ioo iunllct iub Ncnge % oronct
mcb cNct Nl9.
Observation-Disclosures lattcOc
o0ioa piQtigc @cillttninqer. Cen oalg'
re Tropit Sbronicn til Tormonb %
iprtc lonQe Norhnn0linger ON Nn'
ipttelie al SefrctUr. 9cr bar nper'
terct Ell lornet ScfretprItiQing Tor
en- 5coloq. Ser por oQioo inofommet
cll0cl NnIpgninQer; men o~cribInnoi
por iu0cn mcO tcologiif Grumen. %
DC euri0e NuloQcre 6el@ mongIeoC
noopcnbige 9"lttciter og ocl5 pa,
uficnot nleo norolun0ifc 6orhol0, be
0pnotc man / Ell Tullic at inmtoll
ON. at Oct iornuitigite pil0c pGrc Al
ipprQc Mclfioro, ON ban piloC nucr
toqe Sti1ingeu.
Chen gan1Ic Nu1ien iIllttcbe
1914 bar ban ncnliQ irnQeret ion
Iormono. GQcntliN blcp Noitor SO
bonicn, Spiccr, Wtiun., nuIgt ii
Tormnno / Norblonos SnbramiS
lion; men ban hor life ionet 2lnIcb
ming til at fomnlc % oncrtage Still
Iinaen. NeIiiorb bar bcrior Iebe
Miaiionen ocnnc Sio / GQcnifab q
&icciormano. 81 Irbcioct bar IN
Ser hans 2ebcIie gooet ircm. @or
bar / ocnne Sio ruffct at inburbeior
Jig / StiainQcn oN ioo SET noopell
rigc OperbIif % &icnoifob. Get piI
Sc berior pGrc onifcIiq, at ban fllnoI
iortiGttc, % HcilIItotet blep ga iii
Int, ot han aniattea iom |foitlenne
' Scfrctpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
era VorNlano.
0uitifi6s sinner. - %iipcuiiitns frr %
M. = Gn Sur til SGnoncsiipca.
- Tul,ins.

Tor Ell Sio iiocn iortaItc aaptei.
men pnn "Siotcn", at ban hapoe icct
ct Sllitifib / NUrhcbcn al Spoin1cll.
San hapoc belle Mnlbifabet poa GGf,
% ale iaa set lpienoc Scgcme, ion
bepGgcoe Jig oper Dem.
Ser laa nctnp Ell ltor nnlcrifou't
Camper / @~poingcn. Gen ifltlOc I'll
en- ~rltaiiif Sam. Man UntoQ ocrfor,
at oct bar CT init Silitifib, ionl pdr
pao Tort og IfuIbc holoc Gic mco
bette Sfib.
%coiucrbcbcn hIcp tclcgroicrct til
"Sibcna ScQn" / ariitionla. @ln0ct
inbto0 Sclc1ranmct, ntc0 bcn Sil-
%ieiclic, at Def piitnof par CT SIo15
Sanitation, oct her NiaIot. oo set life
bar mlli9 al itorc 3cppcIincrc tulOc
goo ion Ioltgt, iom ira Sniflan0 til
Norblnno llocn no0cn @auoing3pluba
unocrpci3.
Mcroppe or Scr inihlertib ilcre,
Tom mcrlCr, al 2llitiflbct life a inf,
men rllSiilf. og al set er uogoact ira
Norb-Nu3lnnb.
Cen iantme Sad por ser oQiua
inbe / Sficritoo Here, ion ponitoo.
at oc bapoc icct ct tort Sc9cmc mco
moil0c @na bolt oppc / Sllitcn. Tc0
Sonncaiiccn bopbc ma Sagcn icr
'cet nogct l~iQncn0c. Scncre bar man
bort ON Sllitltib9ipncr ira Here Snll-
fer herpnlfrin9.
Scr or opitillct mango Seorier Tor
at iorflorc hiaic Spner. Nogen me.
ner riqtignof at set bare or ,%SnObiIO-
ming elcr Hogn; men man fan life
fro, at ale Mennclfcr / Norblano bar
ianlmenlporet Jig ON at lppc. Ser
moa bore noget / oct. elsie ipNucus
DC 2nS bar prrct ieet pon ioa mango
Steocr og al tropTroige Nnlf. Get
Innoipnligltc or, at oct or 2n5ii0nu-
Ter ira Mnrincbonbcnc iom lager
paa %agt / %citiiorbcn.
Gn Encounter
ff ri pgiao iaar. Sonl man nil or
inorc a Der 10 iIior iliQ III Wtpna-
De Snc her, at 6olf life fluloc bllife
roget l%ignenoe. &aar blep ser o.
ioa meget Snc. : Gluten al Sc
bruar fon1 ser riQtignof %citcnpcir
% Gegn, iou Oct meltc al Sncen git
bort, oq / Eeiene bar Ser bare IS.
ipul; men iaa fom Ser llogen Sne-
p~cirsooge / @cqpnOcIicn al Marts,
% mi bar ri Snc / mUn10epia.
l%lnqoommen / @ooo og Smcgl
bapoc iiolt Sonoog Sfireuo oppe pen
G~logepnnoet. Ser blep prGiterei
mrrgc pafre SOY. Zen bcoitc Soy.
lover bar eitcr Siaenoc en- Siofu9ct
ira ct al %ogt'fibcnc. @on bou0C
hoppct oper 80 Dieter.
|iipcuiiitas.
@iifop Sietrid)ion bar mi lletop
prret / Noop % Eo0in pna &ilita3t
relic. @iIpepiiitaicrne ~forcgdor I'll
poa Ell no0ct orocu Wtoobc enc fpr
Sioen. 81 ftf 10 mt &ilituareglc,
mellt / 1909. Get par Ell 6rllQt Al
Den / 1908 ncbiottc airfcfonmli$iim s
Irbcibc. Siolge BET me Hc9leme1l
itul life Sprernc lTnAcr nlehe frcnI
nlcb line @orn % totbcfiaierc pon
&irfcgltIpet. Get er mango iom be.
flager bette, ga baoOc Wicnighcocr
hopoc emit til at bore lige STrcrc, oq
biSie fulbe hopc llobpttc al at bore
bnerunbrc, Iigciom oct o9iou funbC
pHre irlt9tbrin9eroc Tor Dem at broi
te Geligionsrunocruianingen TANNER
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-08

But he could only mutter a few dis
connected words.
1.-THE English spy? Where did he
go?" Won Brenig asked him.
BY mighty effort Streetman man
aged to answer him.
"Tourvillew he said.
The Germans lost no time in call
ing out the guard. They did not in
tend to let their quarry escape. And
they at once rushed out of the inn
and hurried down the street.
Finding himself alone in the room,
Captain Redmond picked up the tele-
phone the instrument that Ethel had
tried so unsuccessfully to use.
"Hello, hello! This is Courvolsierw
he said to the person who Immediately
answered him in French. They're
marching by the left fork, at mid-
night" He dropped the telephone
then. And he glanced at Streetman,
who lay quite still. "TrencA 81 eh?"
Larry said rehectlvely. Already he
was altering his plans to suit the re-
qulrements of the occasion. Then his
hand travelled swiftly to his revolver
butt as a German soldier-chaufeur
threw open the door and saluted.
"what is itT Larry asked.
can officer here ordered an auto
mobile. For whom is 1T"
"Ah. yes-it is for me-" Captain
Redmond said. BE remembered then
that Streetman had sent for a. car,
with the intention Of following Ethel
ITO Tourville" the driver inquired,
as they both turned toward the door.
mol To the British linesr' the
Irishman answered. He sprang ints
the car. And the driver promptly en-
gagged his clutch. Drive like hellr'
Captain Redmond cried.
The chauffeur proceeded to follow
those instructions so far as his limi-
tations would allow him. With muffier
wide open, they went tearing up the
road.
And back there in the Lion dor
Streetman struggled to rise. Failing
that, he endeavored to drag himself
to the door. But he was not equal to
the ordeal. He could only murmur
"Stop himl Stop himr" in a weak
voice. And since there was none to
hear him. he soon ceased his frantic
efforts and lay quietly in the middle
OF the floor.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-08
CHAPTER XXI.
An Interrupted Game Of Cards.


While the oncoming horde Of Ger
mems had been pushing their way
through Belgium, smashing forts,
burning villages. terrorizing the peace
loving Inhabitants Of that little coun.
try. the French and English had done
what they could to prepare for the
impending shock OF the Teuton attack
The worst OF it was, the Germans
were ready, and the allies were not.
The British expeditionary force num-
bered but a handful Of men. compared
to the hosts from across the Rhine
But that thin red line Of 'eroes"-
only they were uniformed IN khaki
now-set about Its superhuman task
with bulldog determination They had
swept out as FAR as they dared q
meet the invader. And then they 10
trenched themselves; and there thJ
waited.
CTo BE coNTrNUE0l
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tenant said contemptuously. And their
interest ceased for the time being. But
soon the alert ear OF the sergeant heard
something that startled him.
1T Is from one Of our men," he de-
clared, as the tapping continued. "He
has the password"
"Then open the door, quicklyF' Baum
commanded.
The sergeant obeyed, and, looking
down into the cellar he cried:
"Gott In Himmell II Is Herr Captain
Strassman. bound and gaggedF"
In & few moments they bad released
Sreetman-
Il was taken at q great disadvan-
tage and Unexpectedly attacked BY an
EnglIshman," Ssreetman told them. In
response to their anxious questioning
Have either Of you seen Captain
karlY
He Is with Major ron Brenlg, I"
Lieutenant Baum replied
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ton OF surprise. "a copy of their or
dersp' he exulted. 1.-THE whole plan
against the British armyr' Larry said
breathlessly as he scanned one of the
documents. 1.-THE crown prince is to
march against Paris while Won Kluck
is thanking us from Tourney and lie
Cateau. II they succeed, 1t will clear
the road to Paris. Do you see
what 1t means?" he asked Ethel.
at means everything If we can only
let the British know" she answered.
"Now take his car that's outside
you must know how to drive it." Larry
said. "His pass viii get you through
to Tourville."
"oh, Larry Come with mep
She could not bear the thought of
leaving him.
"The pass says For bearerr IT'S no
good for two. I'd not get twenty yards
till l was stopped. You must
go alone-for Englandw he urged her.
"Then I've got to-" she said.
"That's the brave grip he praised
her warmly. "And listen! At Tour
VILE go to the mayors house. Wait
for me. Somehow tonight under cover
Of darkness I'll manage to get there
to you, and there Wen find the English
lines together. Now, hurry
he added. For every second counts
for England"
There was no time even for the
shortest goodby. But Ethel took one
fleeting look into his honest, loving
eyes. Then he opened the door for her
and she left him.
Captain Redmond, as he turned
away from the door that shut even the
view of her departure away from him,
found that the German sergeant had
slipped in by means of another en-
trance.
Larry told him there had been no
messages, and look of vast relief
came over the gallant Irishman's face
as he heard the cough of motor start
ing outside. There followed the notes
Of horn, which grew rapidly fainter.
And he knew then that Ethel had
made her escape unhindered.
do you know which is my roomT'
he asked the sergeant.
The fellow told him; and Larry was
on the point of leaving him when Lieu
tenant Baum brought word that Major
Won Brenig wished to see Captain Karl
at once.
ANY news, sergeant" the lieuten-
ant inquired, after Larry had gone.
"None, Herr Lieutenant"
"What is thatT" Baum asked pres
entity. A curious, persistent tapping
caught their attention, coming, appar-
entity, from beneath their feet.
"Why--it is the code!" the sergeant
exclaimed.
what does it sayT Baum contin-
ued.
The sergeant listened intently, while
he spelled out the signal.
"Helpp he interpreted.
"0h-it is the woman spy" the lieu
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have escaped-that I went that wayr'
he whispered to Jeanne, pointing down
the road-iR the opposite direction
from thSt in which Tourville lay. Then
Captain Redmond crouched behind the
counter, where Ethel had successfully
hidden.
When the major and his men found
the stricken spy in a heap on the floor
Jeanne Christophe explained that as
she came into the room another officer
had pulled out knife and stabbed
Streetman.
The man was not dead. As his
friends bent over him he raised him
self on his elbow and tried to speak
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CHAPTER xx
LIttIs Jeanne SQUARES Accounts.

Little Jeanne Squares Accounts.
With the venomous Streetman safely
disposed Of, Captain Redmond swiftly
shufied through the packet Of papers
be had flched from the fellow.
@Ahl His rassg- be exclaimed joy
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It cost between s250.Oo0 and $780,
600 to make Michigan dr." aecordr
ing to estimates made at dry" cAm1
paign headquarters.
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Thomas Dickey Of New York will
be buried in one Of the caskets he was
stealing when Detective Fred Wand
berg shot and killed him.
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Owners Of the Uruguayan steam-
ship Isacar were advised that the yes
sci had been sunk By German sub
marine, the U-50, on the coast Of
Spain. !
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Harry Evans. is. Of Aurora, Ill. is
the youngest railroad director In the
world. He Is on the directorate OF
the Fox G Illinois Union railroad, OF
which his father Is secretary-treas-
urer.
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Peters pence. the annual collection
for the pope. taken IN Chicago Roman
Catholic churches. will approximate
100000.
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Willard R. Dieting. aged "a. lost his
life in fire at the Cudahy hotel.
Portland, Ore. Dieting previously had
rescued two other guests.
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Charles Johnson, a Kiowa county
(Kan.) farmer, has collected his cleo
ton bets and here is what he has
gathered up: Cash, 5000 in amounts
ranging from S. to $25, in all 90 bets;
% boxes Of cigars, IS hats, two
trained coon dogs and span of mules
valued at $3.50.
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With an output Of s,ss0.o00 dimes.
s.260. 200 nickels and 2s.s75. $50 pen
mics In November. the Philadelphia
mint established : record IN the nun
Der OK pieces coined.
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NEWS Of THE WEEK
FROM OVER WORLD.
HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND
OTHER COUNTRIES HERE
ARE BRIEFLY TOLD.
sHSRT ITEMS FOR BUSY MEN
Condemnation Of Weeks News Re-
viewed Without comment--AIl
Nations Find Something to
Edlfy and instruct.

Mrs. Mary A. Thomas, so years old,
said to have been the first woman
missionary from this country to India,
Is dead at Richmond, Va.
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Jerry, white fox terrier belonging
to H. e. Fletcher, saved his masters
life at Topeka, Kan, by jumping on
his bed and waking him when the
house caught fire.
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Chicago policemen ate 50 much
when they made Mrs. 0Brien's board
ing house q favorite visiting place
they put her out Of business.
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Human blood was valued at $500 a
pint at San Francisco when Herman
Hansel was awarded judgment for
one pint Of his blood needed for saw
ing his sister-in-lav.
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Issuance of the new half dollar coin
and the new quarter was ordered de-
ferred by the treasury department un-
til the beginning Of 1917.