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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24
Sricas : Nadbribtem.

liner 8pti6after tn @ieny Jreoe-
rie gamrtlanb YenfielO, ioa in eli
nem sSsnterpielu, sDaf er einem Ser
treter Der pNenen Jreiem 9refe" ae-
mabrte, erflGrt baden, CT lei iiber=
sengt baDpn, Seiterreid : l1ngarn
iuerbe onrd5 oen &rieg fommen, obnc
oak es Gebiet perlieren merbe. Gr
iol ferner seiast babem, Die aampfe
miirbcn jett nit elmer iplden 2ei=
benIdaft sefiibrt, baR bic &fen-
ben balo eridj6pft iein iuiiroen. Sn
Der baum eintretenben Sanie wer0e
man perinden, ben TrieOen berbei-
smfiibren.
Gin offisieller ruiiidJer 8eridt
iagt, bic Sirfen bGtten in Mrmenien,
an Der aiiite bes Sduarsen Neers
perind)t, bursmriiden, ieien aber bon
ben 6niTen snriidgetrieben.
9ie @onooner s@ailp News"
id11st nad BEN Ieetetl 5ebn @erlnit-
liiten Die @eiammtperluite Der 9eut-
fhe1 dnf 2,99O,665 ab. Va Ddfte
ole 2onooner .9ailp 0ems" MIR
nod 10000 bin5urebnen loaen,
oann ipdren Die orei MiGionen bod
bon gerpeien. Gins mdre lblieBli6
ebenio rihtig pie bas anoere gepe-
len. 8ir baben f9on perihieoent-
lid geiagt, oaB oieies Mbiddten Der
@eiammtperlnlte nad ben @erlnit-
Iiiten l%lrl8uperldliig uno irrefibreno
lit.
Die Barrier nEemps" rednen aus,
oaB Die 4Giierten Den oeutihen Ser
Giinoeten an Wann56aften uno
9~iilfsauellen pie orei gu ems iiber-
legen ieien. llno 10 bober iino Die
2eiltungen ser oeutl6en 8erbiinoe-
ten trob oieier lte~berlegenbeit an3il-
id)lagem.
Die alte bolb-oeutide Staot Ser
lin in CANADA bat jebt alth ibren
Namen, ben iie ~iabrelang in gbren
! getragen bot, berdnoern miliIen. Sic
beiBt iebt 9ithener.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24
: 3.

= Srau Ola Sruet, melde an
13. Mrguit ibren @atten IN Sea
boot erldoiien bat, miro biz 81 ibrei
9ro5eiiierung in &aft bleiben. Sit
mar inn gorperbor inter $4,000
8iirgldaft geitellt, ood anuGierte
Der Hihter na1 Dem 5neiten Ser
Dor oieie gerfigltng uno neranlaBte
ibre iofortige Serbaftung.
Ser 58i1brige Maler Sranf
aempe bon Muitit1 tpuroe BORT bon
einem Iutomobil aus &ounb Sod
iiberfabren uno lebensgefdbrlidj
perlett; er erlitt einen S1abelbruf
iotpie ei1en fontpli5ierten gein-
britd).
Ssn Der AGbe bon Grofett l6oB
Ser Sarmer 81. &. Sent Ole 5mei
griioer Sames unb CUTLER &ole-
mdiL bie 8aumtpoae fir i'm ge-
pfliift batterl. Sent erflGrt, er ba-
be oie 5tpei iungen 2eute in Der
9lrnfelbeit aus @erieben gelfoi-
fen, 90 er iie fir ieineu Stieflobn
uno feinen Sdpager, nit oenen er
in beftiger 5eboe lebe, gebalten bot
tie uno bat iid oen @eboroen fret
miIig ge1teGt. Der cine Der iungen
Mdnner miro ieinen @unoen mnbr-
ldeinIi6 erfieeen.
Ser n@~ranoitano" auf Dem
MnsiteIlilngsplas Ser u8ell Gountp
Sair" : @eielllhaft 5u Semple, Der
Dor einigen Wonaten BON einem BET
tigen Sturm 5erftort mar, miro iebt
ipieoer aitfgebaut; auh Ole anoern
@ebdlloe peroen %renoniert, 70 oaB
bel Der @roffnung Der o~iesidbrigen
ySair" am 3. Sftober aaes IN better
Oronirne iein miro.
&apitaliIten aus Stem Oorf
mo ct. 2oltis beabiiftigen cine
giienbabm BON eagle 9aB nod Dem
@olf 81 boiierl. Die gabn miro ben
gsamen eagle GaB & @iilf &ail-
roao~ erbalten uno BEL Miberton oie
@eleiie Der :. & q. g., Iomie Der
Iiberton & @ulf 8abn freu5en.
2eltnant 8eter @enridien bonn
1. Battalion bes Soma 5elo : Mrtil-
lerie : &egiments perlhieo gan5
plobIid auf einem giienbabn5uac
Sipii1en Brownsville unb Souiton.
Ger 2elttnnnt mar als Gefrutie-
rrlngs Offi5ier abfommanoiert nor
ben uno mollte iid nod Soma bege-
ben, INN BORT mebr Manni6nften fiir
Ieiu &egiment an5uiperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24

ettte SS,tnge, &an1on 8eordIa, muroe
an Ser San Saba uno Commerce
StraBe umgefabren utto nit einenl
total 5erquetidten 6l1Be no6 DEM
Sdnto &oio Sospital transporter
Ser anoere Sunge, Sranf @iaiams,
fonioierte an Ser @roDion StraBe
uno Seem 9rounfels @penle NIT Ell
rent Mutomobil; feline SerleBungen
iino menieer gefabrli6.
Srot elmer rabiaten AsitatiOll
,tno trok Ser 6ilfe Ser Erobibitipmi'
item miro sic Mebrsabl bes terani=
iden @plfes in ser Yrimarluabl am
Samitas fir golqmitt itimmen;
itimmt fir i'm.
= Die South Seigbts lo1en nit
Dem ltaotii6en IbfllBfuaal berbun-
ben peroen. 3mei 2inien linO IN
gusii6t genommen unb oie ftaoti=
iden SSngenieure iin0 o~1lgenblid(id)
nit Ser 4%uflteGung zines &oitenan=
i6lags bei6aftiet.
= Die i'm Camp @ilion ~liegenoen
Wtlia : Soloaten Ser @~isconiiner
Brigade baben am Mittno6 ibre
9obnltng fir oen Wonat Sl1li aus
ts5oblt erbnlten.
= Ser Gan Mntonio Wom1foctu=
rers Club ifidte beltte morgen eine
giienbabnnaeenInbltng Der peri6ie=
oenlten @aarer, lpel6e in &errpille
altsgeiteqt tparen, CUR I%usiteGung
nod 8oerre. Die &enba1 Gountp
sSair tpiro, mie mir bereits meloeten,
am 1. September eroffnet tperOen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24
1arm-ErDOufte

1910 hno 1881, Ntard, So.oo uno
3arm.SrDbnfte.
San antonio, Ser, "a. @ng. 1916
Butter ........ 1Sc-21c per 8funo
gter (mur friide) SO. ], 25c per 9bo.
SO. 2. 12c per $50.
9ubner -........ 1Ac-17c per gfD.
@eisen :. $1.4o-$i.42R Der r' g Sls'sl
Gorn -..,...- $1.oO per gnld|fl
9afer .48c per 8ufhel
Sen $500. $3.50. $14.00 per Soune
Wemifr.
aartoffeln. Nele Eegas, $2.25; Ca
eike aartoffeln. @bite gam. SITS;
Bnrnpfin gam, 1925.
3tpiebeln, CALIFORNIA, 1918 II. $500.
3fpiebeln, grim, per 9bo. 8ifnoeI 46c.
8obnen. Crime. $2.25 per guiheI.
Maoieshen, Acc +. / Obb. <8inbeI.
glumenfobl. &c ,1lo 7c per Rfo.
&obl, $3.50 Der Crate.
@riiner Bfeffer, 81 per 8uider.
Seuerie, 60e per 9lbenb.
8eteriilie. 35e per Db6. z8iinbeI.
geeten. 40c per STD. sgiinbel.
ReerrettiesBnraein per gfo. 1876
.gantalonpes, Stmtoaro, 1925 Der
Crate; Stumble, $1.25 Der Crate.
Spnaten, Eeras, A Scribe, 85c nno
90c.
8opfialat, $3.50 per Crate.
@rrten, per Crate $500.
@elbe @ur5eln, Acc per 9nbeno.
@ierpflansen, $1.00 per 9uidel.
Sqlafh, Soc Der gaideI.
Spinat. Toe Der guffeI.
Ofro, $500 fir gniheI.
Tfeh-Narff
Gan Nntonio. Ser, %. slts. 1916
&itbe 1920 Bis $3.50.
&dlber $3.50 bis $3.50.
O6fen $500 bis $6.65.
8uIen $3.50 Bis $5.15.
ct. 2ouis, "a. giug. 1915 4inos
bieh, Eerass@ieb. $3.50 Bis $3.50.
S6ipeine $3.50 bis $t1.20.
Jele.
Rolf ur1o Euhs 90 Gfs
Nngora,Sieeen. per gfo. $500. 10 gts
dnecras8iegen sefhdbiat -. 8 lgta
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24

Gin EoIt : Snfpeftor, Der bon
Baibington bierber geidift mar, I'M
Die angeblid lare 8e~foroerung oel
YoItioben an Die Mili5 Soloater
gu unterIud)en, bat erfldrt, Oab oel
8oitbienft nidt better Iein fonne uni
nifts az ipiinihen iibrig laiie. 8il
miinidten. Der Snipeftor miiroe aud
ben Yoltoienit IN Der Staot unb De
rem ndberen l1mgebung elmer GRIND
liher llnterIudung Mnter5ieben
oenn Der l1Bt u~nierer Weittuttg nod
iebr piel 5u wiiniden iibrig; beion
oers Die I%blieferung Der 3eitunger
lit ur1ter oller &ritif.
sc Witglieoer unIerer Eoli5e
iino nit neilen &epolpern arnier
moroen; Die neue 8affe lit Der Spe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &aIiber 3S
gie &epolper tragen Den Stempe
g. u. Z. o. uno limo auBer De-
Jabrif. Hunrmer nllA nit Ger itd6ti
iden Gienitnummer perleben. Meb
rere Toli5iiten Iolen bisber obne aa
noren umherpatrouilliert iein.
M~usldnoer, fpel6e omerifani
id)e 8iirger meroen moIen, iperoel
nufgeforoert ibre Ipplifationen bi,
bis gum IS. September I'M bieiigel
8unoesgerid)t ein5ureiden.
0urh einen an Der Nlam
BIo5a neutrality-suspicious. 0rabt De
S~traBenbabn erbielt 5rau Sre
Grum nm Mittuof abeno Inn neiii
ltbr einen eleftriid)en Shlog I'M
fhmer5hofte 8ranoipunoen. 81
sSrau tpiiroe per @utomobil nae
5aufe sei6offt; naf |Grfldrungen De
aer5te ioner in6eB Die IerIeBunge
0urdaus nidt IebensgefGbrIih lein.
3pei t6j6brige ssungens, oi
ouf 8icnfeln fitbren, tpuroen al
@ittfpoH BON Iutomobilen iimgt
ronnt uno erlitten 9erlesungcn. &c
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24
Treie Yrc6e f1 seres: 9onuuaag "a. Nngnf 1916.

men meroen oamit begrunoet, oaB Ole
ltnteritiibung aus oen 8ereintgten
Stoaten utt5urei6enO mar uno mon
BON Den oeuti6en Sruppen rid)t er=
parten fonnte, ooB iie fir Die fron-
5oiti9e Gipilbebolferlng Die Seloer
belteGen. 8etont lpuroe ferner, oaB
Die 8erfiigung mir oie eigenen be-
item SntereIien Ser 9etroffe11en wabr=
tie, 90 eS auf ben Sarmen genltg
4rbeit uno Iabrunq gob, pdbreno
IN Sen Stdoten nit ibrer ausge=
oebnten, ober boaig brad lieeenoen
Serttlinouitrie b%eitanoiger @rbeits=
fnanqel herrihte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24

Snfolge zines Seuers in Ell
mem 2aeerbauie Der Stmoaro Oil
Company in Chicago erplobierten
$4,000 @allonen @nioIin; Der Ser
naIter oes 2ogerboufes 81. 9. goung
tpltroe getotet, adt SeuerGelite fpur-
oen idfper %perbrantt uno ettua 5ipan-
sig anoere 9eltte trugen Ieiftere
8erlebungen bapon. Ser WateriaI-
idaoen beIduft 1ih aiif smifhen
$4,000 bis $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24
3eitnnaspapier iuirb tenrer.


Son aaen Seiten miro in Ser IsB-
ten 3eit auf bie orobenOe Bapier.
not bingemieien, Die 1id IN Den
Ser. @taaten bemerfbar ntadt. Die
9unoes : &egierung, tpie bie Ya=
pier : Sabrifanten eriu6en oas
8ltbIifum, re6t iparlam nit Dem
8apier lt15ugeben nno aaes alte
Gapier GIT iammeln, I'M Dos elbe on
Die Sammelitellen ab5uliefern. Son
@eiten Ser Sapier : Sabrifanten
nurbe aneefibrt, baB oos Musblei<
ben Ser oeltl6en Sarbitoffe piel
nit Ser 8erteuerung oes Materials
gu tun babe u1o cine &nappbeit in
anoeren Moterialien beitiinoe, oie
einen Ireisaufihlag beeinge.
Die S6riftleber, pelde Dor <r-
sem lire &onpention in Baltimore
abbielten, limo Der Iniidt, bob Die
9erteuerung oes 3eitungspapieres
MIR oie S6nlo oes Yapier Sruites
lei, nnO ga Ser Yreis fiir 3ei=
tultgspapier -borreno geitiegen lit,
iid) groBe 3eitungen peranlaBt geie-
hen baben, Die Seiten5abI ibrer tag
1ifen @lisgaben beoeuteno 81 be.
11rdnfen, mas sur Solge baben
fam, oaB cine an5abl Shrift-
ieber iiberfliiiiig meroen uno oaber
lire Stelnngen perlieren fonnen.
Sn Oelitiblano mar Dor nabe5u 80
Sabren ebenfals cine groBe Eapier=
NOT, melhe Die @eranIaliung ser
grfinoune 0es iesigen 8ro5eiies CUR
3eriteqiing oes Yapieres mar.
8or bniibert Sabren tplroe in
Sainider, Sadien, Der Grinder oes
SoI5pnpiers, Srieori1 @ottIob Gel
Ter, geboren. gr mar elm arrler @e-
Der, Ser zines Cages in elmer Bet
fung einen MrtifeI iiber bie oamals
HerrIdenoe angemeine Yapiernot
las. 9ies brabte i'm altf Sen Ge-
DanferL 8apier itatt, mie oamaIs
nod aIleemein iibIid, aus 2llmpen,
mts S~ol5faiern, ber8uiteaen. Die ee=
naltere l1nterinbnng Der aus &olS-
itoffen flnitlid aufgebaiiten @efpen-
METER CAB ibm ,5nerit cine @nre-
gung, Die er in rait[oiem SIeiBe tDei=
ter perfolgte. MitteIs zines einfa-
uben Sdleihteins begann er fleine
9ol5flOsben 81 lhleifen unb formte
Dos i'm @aIier oes SbIeiffaitens iid
~unIammelnbe @ol5puIper 5l einem
oifen Bret, ben er preBte unb trof-
Tlefe. gltf oiele @eiie gelong es
ibm, mn Sabre 1889 oas erite Stid
3oI5papier ber5uitellen, oas Sen
@runo sn Ser getuaItigen Iapier-
Srtouitrie Iegte, Sic belte a~lli1brlidl
fir ettpa cine babe WiIIiaroe Warf
Sol5 5n Tapier p%erarbeitet. 2ei0er
sSRa3 Bottlo5 &eQer oas Cos 10 bic
Ter Grinder teilen miillen: Gs feblte
I6m an Miitteln, fem Tatent getpinn-
lbrinaeno ous5uniiten, nno 10 battle
'er oas 1lngIiid, 5uleben 5u miiIien,
mie Mnoere nit ieiner @rfinoiing
MiaiorGre lpltroen. Sm Sabre 1895
lit err in &rippen BEL Spanoau ge-
itorben, nadoem ibm ourb freimil-
fiee Spenoen Der groBen Tapier-
ssabrifanteu menieltens elm ioraen-
ueies SITTER beldieoen mar. Sim
g. Oftobr 1908 muroe Dem ornnen
Neber auf Dem @eaert : Slae elm
3enfmal errihtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24

: Gplanitt miro perleumbet nno
uerbett pon alien Soften, neil Die
Eolitifer Nngit uDr tbm baben.
Stimmt fir i'm in Der Grtmaripa6l
nut Samifaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24
lokaIes.
&prausfIdtlidles @etter.

Sir Gan @ntonio unb umgegeno:
@eute abeno uno Sreitag, iGOn uno
flor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24

- Nus Gopenbagen miro 9emeloei,
.oaB Die 8eriithe. elm &oalitionsmi.
niiterium 81 biIoen, misgliift ieien.
neil Die 2infe uno Die aoniernntiper
Die @oridldge Der 3aoifalen unb Der
So5ialiiten nidt %annebmen nollte:i
Der Gremierminiiter erflGrte, BAT
jebt cine aagemeine @abl mioer.
meiolid lei. Mam ermartet be.
itimmt, Dab oas Oberbaltpt oes 2or.
areiies ben 8ertrag iiber ben Scr.
fauf Der peitinoii6en SnieIn 5uriif.
meilen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24
en- hpr 81 Gone Strobe

Sn Der "a SaIe SfraBe 81
Chicago. Dem Site Der oortigen
Soh-Sinau5, fpuroe ourd 3ufaa
elm @ienend)iparm IN Sreibeit ge-
lebt, Der in fur5er 3eit Die StraBe
auf cine, %gntfernung bon 2 8lofs
pouit1nbig entpolferte. Gin Wann
trug etfpo 10000 9ienen in einem
geb1lter uno Elm Slinge itolperte ge-
gen i'm an; Der 8eb1lter muroe
5erbrofen uno Die piitenoen 9ienen
ma6ten iid) prompt an Die Irbeit
nno r6umten in Der StraBe auf.
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Baummole.
GDttDnfamen-V r06nfte.

San Nntonio, Ser, Ia Y gts.
8albelton, geitern 1900 Gts.
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Nau /. GrInnbnisiheine.

Geo Sacob, aufbdu eines obaebramls
ten 9oufes, Rortb galdabon ctr
$500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24

Sm Nntuniu, Seq, "a. Mug. 1916
8rime grnbe Cotton Geeo Oil, SO
Gents Der @nIIone.
Stem yurf, "a. Mug. - Spot, 1910
bio; Iuguit, 1918 nnb 1921, @epS
TENDER, $3.50 unb 1892; 0ftober,
5000 uno 1910; Nobember, $50 ur1o
$8.72; 9e5ember, 1872 unb 1913,
Sanlar. 1878 nnb $8.75; Sebruar,
1915 nno 1882; Mdr8, 1888 uno
$8.94.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24

2aft Gmh bnrd) oas @erebe
Der GnlberiOn-eente baf tie ibren
aanSibatem idjon seiuablt batten,
nid,t abidJrefen, sebt Samitas in bic
TrimdrmaH mnb itimmt fir Gol-
anitt. i~saisfi - Il.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-02-03

l t'res miles from town and one-ha,f
.nile TO school. If you are interested
write the Appeal, or Lock Box aga,
larson City. Nevada. m25-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-02-03
FOR SALE OR TRADE

For Nevada Land-A fine SO-acrt
farm in the Ozark mountains in Ar
kansas. Thirty bearing peach pear,
plum and apple trees. one. half acre
bearing grapes. Forty acres Of good
young timber. Small house and GU;
buildings. Fine spring mountain wa
ter. Ideal place for fruit growing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

These skin clothes. all the time. and no
hats. and no chifons and no--no nothing
ut all oh. never half appreciated things
till they were all taken away"
Stern, feeling that he had tapped the
wrong vein, discrcetly Withdrew; and the
sound OF his cauIing hammer from the
beach told that hs was eXpcnding Il certain
irritation OH the hull OF the Adventure
Together they planned the last details OF
the trip.
ia the sail coming along all right, Beta?"
asked Stern. the night when they decided
to visit Cambridge "You expect to have IL
done In day or two?"
II can finish II tomorrow. It's nll woven
now. just as soon as | finish binding ono
edge with leather Btrips itll be ready for
you"
IAN right: then wo can get good. early
start on Monday morning. Now for tho de-
tails OF the freight"
They worked out everything to it's last
mlnutiae, Nothing was forgotten from am
munition TO the soap which Stern had made
out OF moose fat and wood ashes and had
pressed into cnke5 from fishing tackle and
canned goods to tooth brushes made OF stiff
vegetable nbcrs set In bone from provl-
sona even TO a plentiful supply of birch
bark leaves for taking notes.
Monday morning wcre on" Stern con-
cuded, and It will be the grandest lark
two people ever had since time began Built
and stocked as the Adventure is, she's safe
enough for anything from here TO Europe.
Name the place you want 10 see and It's
yours, Florida? Bermuda2 Mediterranean?
with the compass I've made and adjusted
to the new magnetic variations and with
the maps out OF Vans set OF books, reckon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14
cu.pTER yIII-tContlnuedD

C,TET2S'S hunting, fishing and gardening
- did not occupy his whole time. hEeIy
Jov he made IL a rule 20 work nj ieast an
Soyr two II possible. on tn" thiriy'tont
,'oo,t that had already begun TO take salts
Sartory shape on the timber ways "h'eh
now stood on the river bank
An through July and part OF August ne
,.harad on this boat building 1t stanch
md true, calkng It thoroughly niuns
cabin. stepping a FIR mast, ana ihah,hs AZ "
ready for the great migration Nhlo.i % nc
fsIt must Inevitably be forced upon '"s''
Nv the arrival OF cool weather
II. doubted very much. in view OF the
.,ttroDIc character OF some or the tolase'
,,,hsther even in January the temperature
IND now go below freezing but In any
syent he foresaw that there would DC no
Ir,Ilts available. and he objected 10 q VIII
ter on flesh foods IN ,1p ,.sr1n,
trin no had built n little 'smokehouse
near the beach. and here he smoked eon-
sIdsrabls quantities OF meat-deer meat
haAf from a wild steer whlcn no was NJ
Sort,Inate as 20 shoot during the 'hlrd week
- tbeIr stay at the bungalow, and a good
o.,ra y. ~ hams from the wild pigs which
rooted now and then among the beech
srovyth half mile downstream
oftsn the girl and he discussed this COM
tr.S trIn. Of an evening, sitting together
Nv the river to watch the stars ana moon
ana that strange black wandering oioteh
now ana tHen pusHNAi'N -
the night sky--or perehanGe leaning back
in their huge rustic easy chairs lined with
f,,rs on the broad plaza OF again, II the
nIght were cool or rainy, In 'front.' ot their
hiszIng Are Of pine knots and driftwood,
which burned with gorgeous blues and
grsens and erimsons Ia the vast throat or
Hope Lodge fireplace
Other matters too. they talked Of
s,ranzs speeulations, impossible to solve,
,,st fiiing them with vague uneaslnesl with
,sopder ana a kind OF mighty awe In face
~ the vast, uRknowable mysteries sur
rounding them: the forces and phenomena
which might, though friendly In their out
,'.ard agpset. at any time preeipisate eatas-
,rophs ruin and death upon them and ex-
tinFuIsh In their persons all hopes OF
world reborn
Ths haunting thought was never very
,ar away: should either one OF Us be
one day stern voiced his fear.
.asatrice," he said. III anything should
- bannen 10 me. and you be left alone
~ a world which. without me, would be-
come Instantly hostile and impossible, re-
,nsmbsr that the most scientific way out
ss ! bullet That's my way II anything hap
ssars 10 youl Understand9'
ebe nodded. and for a long time that
aav Inc silence OF sreaH pact weighed
upon their souls.
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we're good for anything, including a trip
around tho world.
THE survivors will be surprised to SEQ a
fully stocked yawl putting in to rescue them
from sRvagery. eh? Imagine doing the Cap
tain Cook stunt. with white people for Sub
jccts"
Yea but I'm not counting on their treat
ing us the way Captain Cook was are your
And what II we shouldn't find anybody.
dear? What thenf"
How could we help finding pcoplc7 Could
n billion and a half human beings die all
at once. without leaving a single isolated
group somewhere or other
but you never succeeded in reaching
them with the wireless from the Metropolis
tan, Allan"
Never mnd--they weren't in n condition
to pick up my measage; that's all. We
surely must find somebody In all the big
cities we can reach by water. either along
the coast or by running up the Mls8iHsippl
or along the ST Lawrence and through the
lakes There's Boston. OF course. and Phiia-
delphin. New Orleans, San Francisco. st
Louis. Chcago-dozens OF othnrs--no end
OF placesW
"oh. If they're only not all like New
York"
That remains to be seen There's all
of Europe. too. and Africa and Asa--why.
the whole wide world is ours We're so
rich. girl. that It staggers the imagina-
tlon--we're the richest people that have
ever lived. you and /. Tho 'plutes' in the
old days owned their millions; but we
own--we own tho whole earth !"
mot II there's anybody else alive. dear"
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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Planning ths Great Migration

Planning ths UFeat MisFatIoh
etFERN rigged a tripod for the powerful
- hsld glasses he had rescued from the
sTstropolltan Building, and by an Ingenious
sadItlou OF q wooden tube and another lens
esrshllly ground out OF rock crystal. sue
s-e8ea IN producing ION the riEht-hAnd bar
81 ~ the blnoculars) 4 telescope of reasoa-
shiy hiRh power With this Of an evening,
- often made long observations. after
which be would spend hours nslfing al
- MANY sheets OF the birch bark. which
- fhen carefully sayed ana bound up with
me strings for future reference
il vans sel of encyclopedias be found >
fsI43v lazze celestial nap ana tnareeza
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and painted person dressed in the gayest
OF gay frocks, who was escorted by n
large and pompous.looking gentleman.
who did not seem in the least glad TO
be thought bridegroom! Help! Aid!
succor! The pair had escaped them after
all and for one hour the entire bridal
party had been chasing a perfectly
strange man and woman. Sometimes
these practical jokes are not so funny
when they fit the other shoe, eh, wot?
NANCY wYNNE.
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tlvsr gowns. with jeweled rod, white and
has bands across one shoulder, received
Il the foot OF the stairs Among them
Fsfs Mira Harry Harrison, Mrs. Billy
Cothier. Mrs. Browning, Mrs. Mitchell,
Ma Keith and Mrs Sam Bell.
When a bugle blew and the lights were
oTsred and Mrs. Logan Feland appeared
ihe spotlight to sing the Star spnngled
Banner there was much confusion on
he part OF dutlful sons of America, be.
pass many OF them had elaborate
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THE STORY THUS FAR

Stern and Beatrice, arrived az the oia
mansion Of Van AmburR. start TO WorS ~ sh
esTneat to make thv home hhhltaple.
During tho weeks OF Settling down they
live on the fish that Allan cAtchea WIN
rude rod. and game s.r,
When their new home Is made comfort.
hble and all arrangements for their lututts
life Perfected stern and Beatrice rstnrn 70
their old home In the metropolitan vgmmst'
New York to get a supply ot canned i,ubns.
Euna ammunition. tools, fur anu ~ 10
essentials. They arc on their way ~ ,shsn
they are attacked by n pack OF tstt,s',g tt ,tsy
wolves Beatrice and Allan tght thsiI ~,nt
tn the shore but find that some one mas 49,
the thong that held their canoe. ,,.v,s
After a strenuous night Stern h..a',1rn
to complete raft upon Which 'heS
"a their villa iu safety
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NEAR. DID you SO? Because II you
,.s,x YOU surely missed It. The bali
.ted with tho Made-in'America Ba.
- vas certainly one big success and
=. had simply great time. There
- s,y,aln excitement about talking
]. psrfect strangers, thinking they
~, hest friends, or discussing the
...,.on,ai trials OF supposed mutual
a.ss. with one Of the persons in ques.
whem you thought YOU had recog.
Tobn Jones or James Smith. The
s..ment when the unmaskinE takes
!, deIicIousl However there were
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gruuIRy or pRFcEpIyG grORr.

Aildn Stern. a mechdnicai rlgiqecr, dnd
his Stsuoprdphsr. Bcatrtcc KcHdrick, dtCdkt
into a udcdut gorld after at least iOcD
years Of uHcoHNc iouIgcss. SONG 9rcdt ca,
fuStrophs came Ot'er the trorld aud Destroyed
al rlGnknd. Through some JrcGl. these itgo
'prre supcd and they mud themselves ~ inc
YufnA OF their Nstp York Office. Thctr iudhy
adventures IN Tho dHcicHt CITY come 10
clirrur " a preuf battle Wltt horde OF
bedst. SaUdges. tu ohtch the too sole sur
utuors Of the hUWdn race ore ptctortoEs.
Thsu lcdpe the scene Of their battles and "a
a rude canoe. paddle 10 poiHt on the banks
NJ the Hudson EfufT.