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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-09-07

lopiug along in his rear. He PAID NO
more attention to them, and with teeth
set he faced ahead, grilnmer now IN,
his determination to foil them.
Sight of the village ahead surprised
Duane. He reached it sooner than he
expected. Then he made discovery
he had entered the zone Of wire fences.
AS he dared not turn back now, he
kept on, intending to ride through the
village. Looking backward, he saw
that his pursuers were half q mile
distant, too far to alarm any villagers
in time to intercept him in his flight
AS he rode by the first houses his
horse broke and began to labor.
Duane did not believe he would last
long enough to 60 through the village.
Saddled horses in front of a store
gave Duane an idea, not by any means
new, and one he had carried out sue
cessfully before. AS he pulled In his
heaving mount and leaped off, a couple
of ranchers came out of the place. and
one of them stepped to clean-limbed,
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-09-07
SYNOPSIS.

The time Of the story: about 1878. The
place: The Texas cow country. The chief
character: Buckley Duane. young man
who has inherited lust to kill, which he
suppresses. In self-defense he shoots dead
drunken bully and is forced. to flee to
the wild country where he joins BANDS
outlaw band. Euch-e, an amiable rascal,
had been abducted and sold to Bland for a
bad fate. They determine to rescue the
girl and restore her to civilization. Eu-
chre is killed. Buck kills Bland and is
dangerously wounded by Mrs. Bland, but
ESCAPES with Jennie.
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clear stream between yellow cliffs,
stood a small deserted shack Of cover
ed mesquite poles. It had been made
long ago, but was we'll preserved. A
door faced the overgrown trail, and
another faced down into gorge OF
dense thickets. On the border fugi-
tives from law and men who hid in
fear Of someone they had wronged
never lived in houses with only one
door.
It was a wild spot, lonely, not fit
for human habitation except for the
outcast.
On clear days-and rare indeed were
cloudy days-with the subsiding of the
wind at sunset hush seemed to fall
around the little hut. Far-distant dim
blue mountains stood gOld-rimmed
gradually to fade with the shading Of
light.
At this quiet hour a man climbed
up out of the gorge and sat in the
westward door of the hut. This lonely
watcher of the west and listener to the
silence was Duane. And this hut was
the one where, three years before,
Jennie had nursed him back to life.
The killing of a man named Sellers,
and the combination of circumstances
that had made the tragedy a memoir
able regret, had marked, If not a
change, at least a cessation in Duane's
activities. He had trailed Sellers to
kill him for the supposed abducting
of Jennie. Vague rumors, few words
here and there, unauthenticated stor-
les were all that Duane had gathered
in years to substantiate his belief
that Jennie died shortly after the be-
ginning of her second captivity.
Sellers might have told him. Duane
expected, if not to force it from him
at the end, to read it in his eyes. But
the bullet went too unerringly; 1t
locked his lips and fixed his eyes.
After that meeting Duane lay long
at the ranch-house Of a friend, and
when he recovered from the wound
Sellers had given him he started with
two horses and pack for the lonely
gorge on the Nueces. There he had
been hidden for months, prey to re-
morse, a dreamer, victim OF
phantoms.
It took work for him to find sub
sistence in that rocky fastness. And
work, action, helped to pass the hours.
But he could not work all the time,
even If he had found it to do. Then
in his idle moments and at night his
task was to live with the hell in his
mind.
The sunset and the twilight hour
made all the rest bearable. The little
hut on the rim of the gorge seemed to
hold Jennie's presence. It was not
as if lie felt her spirit. If it had been
he would have been sure of her death.
He hoped Jennie had not survived her
second misfortune; and that intense
hope had burned into belief, if not
surety.
A strange feature Of this memory
of Jennie was the freshness Of 1.-THE
failure of years, toll, strife, DEATH
dealing to dim ito deaden the
thought of what might have been. He
had q marvellous gift Of Installation.
He could shut his eyes and see Jennie
before him just as clearly as if she
had stood there in the flesh. For
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-09-07

Considering all the domestic
troubles, family scandals and
love affairs that turn out badly,
one might be cynical indeed
about the power Of woman's at
lection and trust to keep a man
on the path of honor in the face
of aIluring temptation. But
there comes into Buck Duane's
life feminine influence SO fine
AS depicted by the author
that the reader Of 1.-THE Lone
Star Ranger" cannot resist the
charm of it all. If you want the
cream of romance and adven-
tu,e, don't miss this installment.
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The sight was Common Enough.
fiery bay. He was about to get into
his saddle when he saw Duane, and
then he halted, foot in the stirrup.
Duane strobe forward, grasped the
bride of this mans horse.
Mines done-but not killed." he
painted. "Trade with me-"
oval, stranger, I'm shore always
ready to trade" drawled the man.
but amt you little swift7"
Duane glanced back up the road.
His pursuers were entering the village.
"Tm Duane-Buck Duane" he cried,
menacingly. "Will you trade? Hurry"
The rancher, turned white, dropped
his foot from the stirrup and fell back.
| II reckon I'll trade" he said.
Bounding up, Duane dug spurs into
the bays TANKS. The horse snorted
in fright, plunged into run. He was
fresh, swift, half wild. Duane flashed
by the remaining houses on the street
out into the open. But the road ended
ut that village or else led out from
some other quarter, for he had ridden
straight into the fields and from them
into rough desert. When he reached
the cover of mesquite once more he
looked back to find six hOrsemen with.
In rifle shot Of him, and more coming
behind them.
His new horse had not had time to
get warm before Duane reached q high
sandy bluff below which lay the willow
brakes. AS far as he could see extend
ed an immense fiat strip or red-tinged
willow. How welcome it was to his
eyel He felt like hunted wolf that,
weary and lame, had reached his hole
in the rocks. Zigzagging down the
soft slope, he put the bay to the dense
wall of leaf and branch. But the
horse baked.
There was little time to lose. Dis.
mounting he dragged the stubborn
beast into the thicket. This was
harder and slower work than Duane
cared to risk. If he had not been rush
ed he might have had better success.
So he had to abandon the hOrse-a
circumstance that only such sore
straits could have driven him to. Then
he went slipping swiftly through the
narrow aisles.
He had not got under cover any
too soon. Tor he heard his pursuers
piling over the bluff, loud-voiced, con-
fident, brutal. They crashed into the
willows.
eli, Sid! Heah's your hoss!" called
one, evidently to the man Duane had
forced into trade.
"Say, II you locoed gents I'll hold up
little I'll tell you somethin'," replied
a voice from the bluff.
"Come on, Sid! We've got him
corralled," said the first speaker.
oval, mebbe, an if you hev it's lia-
BILE to be damn hot. Thet Teller was
Buck Duane!"
Absolute silence followed that state.
ment. Presently it was broken by
rafting Of loose gravel and then low
voices.
"He can't git acrost the river, tell
yOu," came to Duane's ears. "He's
corralled in the brake. I know tibet
hole"
Then Duane, gliding silently and
swiftly through the willows, heard no
more from his pursuers. He headed
straight for the river. Threading
passage through willow brake was
an old task for him. Many days and
nights had gone to the acquiring of q
skill that might have been envied by
an Indian.
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CHAPTER XII.

hundred miles from the haunts
most familiar with Duane's deeds, far
I'D whore the Nueces ran rrickling
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Do you believe that Captain
McNelly is trying to lure Duane
to his ramp at night time in Or
der to shoot him from anbush7
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-09-07

(TO BE CONTLHUElA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
@ir6 Glpam's Ointment Sen Gdjmera
lir6ern?

@eriudt es un6 iiber5eugt @ud =
etne Mntpen6atng miro mebr bemeiien
'als eine @palte Mnipriide. Sames
6erguion, Hbila., $780,, i6reibt:
vSS6 batte tprn6erbome 2in6erung
leit6em i@ Slom's ointment a1 mel
nen &nier gebrm1dte. 0enft MIR
na6 aI 6iefen idmer3bouen Sabren
bradte eitte M%npen6ung mir 2tn0ez
r11ng. @ielen Damf fir Das, mas
SIR Meittel fir MIDI getban but." Sci
set ni6t ldnger, tpen6et @loan's 81
nimetrt an, tpo @1ter 5dmer5 lit, n16
beadtet> tpie roi@ SIR 2tnoerung ber=
ipiirt. 9ringt ein obne &eiben.
@auft eS in irger6 elmer Mpotbefe.
25f. Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

600 Mutrr tueroen mtsgemuItert.
General S1niton, Ser SberbefeblSba-
Der Ser @ren5trltppen un6 ser an1eri-
funiiden expedition in Merifo, miro
Set u1po Mntrittort fir Sic perIhie-
oel1er Mili5regime1rter an Der @re1t=
sc beltimme11. Sefretdr Better mad=
te befonnt, oaB Sic 9taatStruppen
MIR gum @ren5idub ben1bt meroen
loaen 11n6 6aB feline 1peiteren Grnp=
penbetpegungelr nod Merifo geplanh
jeien, al1ber our gerfolgltng bon 8an=
oite1t. @leid5eitig beoroerte Mearine=
lefret4r 0aniels meitere &riegSi6iffe
nod Sen nperitani1den @etpaiiern an
beioen &iiIten, Inn oas 2eben BON
Mn1eritarer11 at idIten. gS miro
erflart, oab feinc nelren 9so6ridten
aus Merito eingetroffen iino. Die
Mnttporten ser @o1Dernenre al1f
Yrailioent @ilions MobilmadungS=
oroer 5lrm 9ienit on Ser merifani=
lden @ren5e liefen bel1te I'M i6neller
Meibenfolge Elm. MlS 5efretar 8ater
int &riegs=0 eportement eintraf, fan6
er bereits Oepei6en bon @ouberner1=
rem BON II Staaten por> 6ie faft ale
oen folgenoen @ortlaltt batten:
uMobiltlterunq i'm @anQe tpie a1tge=
tpie1en."
Garran5a bel pr9t.
@aibingtor, 10. Satni. = @mt=
li6e 9eridte, 6aB fir5lide @ren5=
iiber f4ne l1nrl1be unter Sen a1nertfa=
niidett 8etpobnern bon Merifo GitD
erregt boben, iptegeln lib in elmer te=
legrapbiiden Mnfroge mieoer, oie ge.
tern gorron5a an glileo Mrre0onoo>
ieiren bieiigen 8oti6after ri6tete.
Mrrenoon6o iiberlm6te IN ieiner
glnttport cine Mbidrift ser Mobilma=
dur1rgsor0er 6es Sefretars 8afer.
Nls oas gintreffen ser Mnfrage IN
Der merttan11fen got1d)aft betn1tff
mltroe> feitigte itd Sic lteber5eugl1t1g,
oab Sic @egierltng nit @1ementer gu
fqmpfen bat, iiber sic lie penig &on=
trole bat. 5eit 6ret Monaten, miro
oos 0fonomiide Eroblem, ipelheS
General Gorran3a obne &ilfe bonn
Auslan6 5u l0ien iudte, immer
l6tnieriger. unrltbe berridt in pielen
Sbeilen 6es 9orr6eS nn6 &eber be1u1z
ten sic @%elegenbeit, Dos anti=ameri=
foniide @efiibl meiter an5nfaden.
Sic 8a1n0esregierung fat nit tpod=
TENDER 8eiorgniB 6ie @erbreitung bon
ltnr11ben in Merifo beoba6tet, 5umal
iib 5eigte> 6ab @orran5as &ontroue
iiber feline Mrmee nn6 0aS mertfa=
niide 8olf bon Sag 5n Sag mebr
ldtpin6et. 8is at General SreptnoS
l1ltimatl1m u1t General Heribing
ml1Bte man r1i6t, tpie ct ii6 51 Ser
Sodlage iteate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

Menidenfrdften itebt, geidiebt, uni
ben 5ieg 51 ii@ern. Mm braudt
ibm MIR at iagem BOB Die @tuuoe
6es MngriffS gefommen lit, uno er
tpir6 aus itd beroes fem butterflies
%leiiten. Ser fran30iide Sol6at muB
aber erft in @aifenbegeiiterung Der
iebt mer6en, 6amtt er, I'M Maiier-
millen fortgeriiie en- fem S0dites lei
itet. Ser gngldn6er neigt 5tuar itarf
5u perfonli@er nngebun6enbeit, Der
Staat m1B ibm nit @eidrdnf1ngen
ieiner @etpegungsfreibeit m0glidit
fernbleiben. 9afur 6enft er aber audJ
MIR an iid un6 iiebt inn Stoate in
eriter 2inie eine @inri@t1ng, sic linn
perionli9 Nubetr brimgen iou. Sci
ibm lit Ser @emeinitnn, 6oS io5iale
@emiiien gu tpenig entpifelt. Ser
9eutide permag trob itarfiter Snoi=
pi6ual;tat feline Berion aus Bflidtge=
fiibl uaro io5ioIem gmpfinoen 5uriid-
treten 5u lalien. Setne Sn6ibiorali=
tat auBert iih tueniger int Mblebnen
elmer 9eiitung alS i'm S6affentpoQen
11n6 5lpar audi inn Sdaffentpolen
5um @obl Ser @eiammtbeit nn6 6es=
balb lit oas 6euti6e @olf 5ran5oien
un6 Gnglan0ern iiberlegen. Sn
9e11ti6lano gibt es feline 3mangsor=
goniiation Ser Mrbeit. Selblt mab=
reno 6es &riegeS bat es ii6 nidt in
cine Mrt 3ufunf tSltoat berpm6elt
Sic ginitel1tng Ser @olfsmirtbi6aft
cuff oem &rieg lit nidt unter %itaotli=
dem 3mang, ionoern in FREEZER 8e=
tbatig11ng aaer 8etbeiligten Dor iid
geganget. Ni6t eintnal Elm natio=
males Mrbeitsregiiter fat Deutid=
1an6 n0tbig gebobt TINT Mrbeiter fir
sic @affen= uno M11nitionSberltel=
lung 5u befommen. Sos blieb 6en1
freien England borbebalten.
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Sen auriif. SEER @iIlon 1olte ni6t

oen 5nriid. &err @ilion 1oute ni@t
pergeiien, 6oB ct beute midt n1r Bra=
ii6ent ser &epubltf, ion6ern ol1@
&anoioat fir Elm 0ffent1ideS Mmt lit,
l1ro oaB er als lol@er ale 8erdnlai=
flung bat, nit acknowledgement uno
@er6a6tig1ngen ipariam 5u iein. Mls
@oroi6at lit er rmdfiii6tSloier &ritif
m1Sgeieet, un6 90 fann es ii@ leidt
ereig1rer, 6ab 6em @am6i6aten @il=
ion 9inge ge1ogt tper6en, bie man
Dent Braii6enten @ili on aus &md=
iiht m1f 1eine @fel1ung nt@t iagen
modte.
@ir 8iirger 6erti@er @erfunft ba=
ben nidt notbtg, 1tniere Sopalitat gu
bertbei6igen. Dem 2an6e uni erer
@abl gegeniiber itn6 mir 1oDa1 Biz
a1f sic &1ro6er, aber England ber=
o@ten tpir> nn6 tper inns 5umutbet,
uniere 9opalitdt o1f England ol1S5u=
6ebnen, o6er tper Der iudt, uni ere
arerifanii6e @%eitnnatng ct ber6ad=
tiger, peil mir eS ablebnen, fir eng
lan6 at i6pdrnnan, 6as 2an6 unie=
rer @eb1rrt gu ber1emgmen nn6 bem
rdnberiiden SnielpoGf bon Ser an6e=
rem Geite 6es Mtlantif SEN @ieg gu
tpiiniden> Ser mtB ouf cine i@arfe
;3ure6tpeiiung gefaBt iein. Sos lai=
fen mir a1ns ni6t gefallen. Son tei=
nent. Mu@ ni@t bon bem 1ominier=
ten @annertrdger ser 6emofrati=
iden @ortei. l1n6 51tr @bre Ser Bar=
tel nebmen mir germ an, 6aB ST.
itn11attonen, acknowledgement, Ser
6d@tigl1ngen nn6 9robungen, tpie
mar Tie tpie6er gebort bat, midt III
ibrer Mbfidt liegen un6 bon ibr ni@t
gebtGigt per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

9ie Tra1te1t i%tbertreibem alles, be-
ba1ptet ein 3eitgenoi1e. Sos lit lpobl
Elm sSrrtbl1m. 0rei Dinge iibertrei=
BEN Sic 6ra11en ntemals: Die @eite
ibrer Saiue> sic @rbBe Tires 6uBes
uno ibr Sitter. @enigitens baben
mir nod 1riemols bon elmer 5rau ge=
bort, sic ii6 1ol6er 1ebertreib11ngen
idnrl6ig getnadt batte.
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Gin @%rtrimfenber greift na@ einem
Strobbalm. Gin &alm farm aber
feinen 6alt bieten, tpabreno Elm flor
fer 8m1mitmm 6ies getbon bette,
fails ein io1der nabe getpeien mare.
90 lit es mu@ nit Mee6i5irer. Mande
9e11te tptiien nidt, tpie fie ibr Spitem
In Sr6n11ng brt1rgen 1tr6 ibr SLUT
reinigen f0nnen> 1t1r6 gretfen 6arlm
na6 irgen6 eitem %511fal1igen Mittel:
fails felbiges Damn beriagt, geber tie
Der5petfelt ibr 8emiiben anf. 6ornf's
Mlpenfrd1tter lit etn oltes, 5eiterprob-
teS &eilmittel. 9te 3eitldrtft Scr
&%ranfenbote" giebt bieriiber ge1talte
Al1sfunft; iie tptro fret berfanbt.
Mon idreibe an: Dr. 8eter 6abrnep
& Cons &c., 1876 go. &oDme
Nbe., Chicago, Sl.
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Gin Mnbere1tt9ter
@ormmrf.

SsSr inherent 2at6e felt man lid,
BEN 9erti6en germ ais eime Mrt Mea=
idine Dor, Ste fei1ren @igentpinen fat
ur6 muir peinli6 ge1to11 ur6 punftli@
ausfiibrt, paS ibr borgei@rieben
miro. Mn fi@ lit i6o1r ni@t at15u=
nebme1t, 6oB 6ie 9eitung in 9eutf9=
lan6 10 iiberragen6en unterneb=
ma1ngSgeiit, Mnpaiiungsfdbigfeit un6
gigenart betpeiiep tpiir6e, wenr 6teie
gigeni6aften nt@t a11@ in 6ert eir=
5elren Deuti6en borban6en maren,
oenn 6te 9ettung gebt aus Ger Meai-
ie berbor. Ser m~irtbibaftlide Mnf=
idtpltng in 9e11tidlan6 lit nidt outs
ltootliden Nnregumgen un6 SCRIBE
rlttgert> 1on6ern aus 6em @igentpir=
fen 6es @olfes berporgegangen. Ser
9eutl6e beitbt mebr Sn0ibi6ualitat
als Der Sran5oie aber er beiibt a1t@
Bft@tgefubl uno 8ielbemnBtiein un6
pern1og 1id 6esbolb, mo- es n0tbig it,
ein5uor6nen. Ser Sransoie ban6elt
tpeit mebr als @er6ermeni9 unter
Moiienein6r11d. SdM 6ieier fort
un6 m1B er aus eigenem Mntrieb
banoelm, TO gebt er gern feline etgemen
8ege, un6 Dos iiebt 6ann outs mieSn=
oibi6ualitat. Ser lebbafte, gei@mei=
oige Gran5oie ma@t tpob1 biStpeilen
Sen @tn6rud groBerer geiittger &eg=
iamfet aIs Der be6a6tige, 11i6t fel=
ten idtperfaqige 9euti6e. Gin Set
@en ibarfere1t @eritaroes un6 ielbit=
ltan6igeren @an6elns 1T SOS aber
nidt. 8ei 6en &11ilen but man 6ie
@rfabrung gerno@t, 6oB fie nad
@erluit ibrer 0ffi5iere rotbos itn6.
Som Den Deut@en miro 6as 1riema1ro
bebatpten; m1@ Ser einfadbe Soloat
ueiB iib bier Der Gage a1r311paiien.
ST ban6elt nidt tpillenslos u16 ME-
doniih forr6ern mobl iiberGegt un6
5telbepubt. Ser %ein8elne Del1ti9e tit
6em etn5elnen Tranaoien m%in6eitens
getpobien, 1petm ri@t iiberIeget. Ser
nnteridieo 5mtfden bet6et fpiegelt
ii@ 6eutli6 tpi6er in 6em Mrmeebe=
febl Soffres Dor 6em Septemberan=
griff, 9artn beiBt es: Scr frm5oit=
ide 5ol6at idldgt ftb TINT 10 tapfe-
rer, lie beiier er sic @idtigfeit ser
Observation-Disclosures begretft, moran
er betbeiligt lit, un6 lie mebr er Ser
trul1ett bat GIT ben bon SEN Siibrern
getroffenem MaBnabmen." 9esbab
ion linn getral1 a1tsetnon6ergeiebt
lper6en, tuaS mani erreiden min un6
melde @orbereitungen getroffen itn6.
Dus itebt m1d nod Selbitftdn6igfeit
outs betm frat5aiti6en Soloate1, ser
iiber5eugt mer6ett mtB 1tn6 ri@t ein=
fab fommtanoiert per6e1r oorf. SStt
@irfli9fett Iiegt sic Sa6e gat15 ont
6ers. 8as Soffre ieinen Sol6ater
portrogen laBt, 1tn6 al(es 5elbitper=
ltd1roli@feiten. Ser 6e11ti9e Sol6ot
tpeiB bon ielbft, tuel6e 8e6e1tttng
ser Sieg bat, un6 6aB allies, tpas in
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Mmf pem
&rie9sptaoe.
Snfel Sum riiitet iid seaeu Merifo.
= 100000 Staatsmilisen meroen
mobiliiiert. = Sur fir ben 0ren5-
idmb iagt Ser &rie9smintiter. =
Gage gilt ais iebr ernit. = Mteri-
faniide 8ebDroen riiitem.

@a1bington, 19. Stunt. =
Gin Sefretar ser merifanii6en 8ot=
idlaft iibermittelte bente oem Staats=
Iepurtement sic Mittbeill1ng, 0aB
Elm 3%ulanmnenltoB 5uiid)en Ser
Neannldyoft eines gootes oes &ano=
~nerbcotes annapolis a1no Garrort5a=
Solouten in Ma5atlm ltattgef unoen
bat l1lo oas griuhen, mdbreno Der
gege1npartigeu gelponnten Gage tei1re
ee,1te bon omerifaniiden Sdiffen in
Merifp SIT laloen. 9alo oara1f
>puroe befalunt, oaB Sic Nnttport altt
Gorron5os Iette Mote, in tpelher Die
3l1riif5iebung bon General Ser
ihingS expedition perlangt mlroe>
hel1te obgeimot miro. SSn Ser Mnt=
mort beiBt es, oab Sic Expedition
nid}t cher al1riidgerufen miro, als bis
Sic Garrun5o=@egierl1ng betpielen
bot, oab lie Sic @ren5e Dor 8onot=
ten lhiisen fann.
Heribing ppritdttg.
Columbus, g. &C., 10. Stunt. =
General Yerlbi11g, &ommanoel1r Ser
omerifani1hen Stroferpe6ition in
Merifo, menoet olle @oritdtsmaBnub=
men an, TIM Elm Sui ammentreffen
nit SEN Garransatrltppen 5lt bermei=
oell nie po11 Teloboltptquartier be-
rif,tet miro. Mbtbeilltngen, oie tn
Sen letten @pden einige Weilen bonn
Camp entfernt operierten, itn6 5lt=
riidgesogen 1poroen, mdbren0 Ea=
tro1ilen SEN gefebl erbalten boben,
nit gr1bter @oriidt por5ugeben.
9(lIen lit beion0ers ei1tgeidarf It tpor=
Sen, @o11oiten lpobl bon merifoniiden
Solooten SIT unteri6ei0en. Die
Soltptoerbino1tngslinie miro idorf
betpadt. ltrlo11be pa1r6en 5uriidge=
5ogen att Ser 8egriin6ung, baB Sic
g%egenpdrtige Sage fei1nen ltrlmtb
redtfertigt.
&rteg brobt.
@oibington, 10. sunni. Gle Gar
ra115o=Negierung itebt iid beute Ser
gebaGte11 So1tlt Mmerifos gegeniiber.
9os Iette gini6ii6terungsmittel BE-
itebt in ser Mobiliiierung aller
Staotsmili5en 5um @ren5otenit ltno
bie Mbienoltng bon meiteren S1la6t=
uno Sransportidiffen. 9ies lift Ser
Iette Sr1tmpf Ser M6miniitrotion, Ser
Gage Elm g116e 5u maiden. @enr1
oltd 6ies febIidldgt, fiirhtet man,
bob es gum &riege fomntt.
Mobiliiiertng.
@oibington, 10. Stunt. = 9ie &C.
iommte Meili5 o1er Staaten un6 6es
9iitrifts Columbia lpur6e geiteru
obe1rb bon Nrdit6ent @ilfon in Sen
gunoes6ienit beor6ert. Ghpo 100,=
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@er iagte 8Iadmatler?

Yraiioent @i1ion bot mie6er eine
iei1rer gQuige11 Mntpanolumgen &C.
babt. SIN elmer &e6e, 6ie er onlaB=
li6 6es SlaggentageS III Ser Brtn=
oesbauptita6t bielt, iprab er bon
@iirgern fretnoer Sertanft, oie per=
i1dterl> sic Narteten 5uga1niten elmer
ser friegfabrer6en Madte ooer
Mqdtegratppe GIT beeinfluiien, inoem
lte ibnen nit elmer 9eieoerlage om
@a6ltage 6robten. ST be5ei6nete
oaS als iuoDales Gerbalten un6 for
oerte feline 8ub0rer mtf, iolde Gle
mente nidt 51 oul6en. Man ipri6t
bereits 1abo1r, 6aB Ser 8raiioent ber=
lu6en lper6e> sic in ct. 2ouiS 5u=
lammengetretene 6emofratiide Na=
tionolfonpention GIT beranlaiien, iid
in 0ieiem 5inne a11s5uipreden, nno
ra1t 6arf geipannt iein, oh er feline
9robung tpabr maden miro.
@ir milien 1ri6tS bon ungeboriger
Beeinfluiinng in SET bonn 8rdii6en=
ten a1geoeuteten &i@ta1ng. Ser Bra=
li6art miiBte 6en1p iere 8iirger eng
lii9er @erfunft int &1tge gebaM bo=
ben, 6ie felt Sabr mn6 Sag bemubt
fin6, sic Ser. 9taoten in Sen el1ro=
paii6en' &rieg gu oertpideln, iie gum
&erbiin6eten ur6 &aiouen @nglan6S
5u madden un6 IN 6ie1em Sinree mid
Der Joroerrng m1 6en &ongreB fer
atrgetreten iin6, Deuti6lan6 oen
&rieg gu erflaren. Mber Dos lit nibd
mabrfdjein1i@ 6enn ionett mir mit
Sen Mnltdten oes 8raiioenten Der
trout iin6, gilt ibm 6ie 2opalitat ge=
gen England alS liberties &enn5ei=
den edit amerifantider @eiin11tng.
Mean m11B alio arnebmen, bob Ser
8rqii6ent a11@ Bel 6ieier @elegenbeit
mie6er ON 6ue 8iirger 6e11tfder Ser
fnnft geoa9t bat, un6 90 lit er, mie
getpobnlt6t Sen 8etueis fir feline 8e=
ba1uptung idul6tg geblieben.
@ir &iirger 6elh1der @erfnnft ia
ben mien1als m1@ 1rur Ben leiieiten
@eriu@ gemadt eine @artei 5ugun-
item @erti9lan6s 5m beeinfluiien.
$50 mir berin6t baben, nnieren Gin
fluB gelten6 gu mo@en, 90 boben mir
es getban int Sntereife unieres eige=
men 2anbes> int SSntereiie fetnes &u-
fes, ieines Srie6ens un6 ieiner
@oblfabrt. @ir ponen feire Ser
giinitigrt11gen fir Deuti6lan6, mir
molten 111tr @eredttgfeit. 9ie Ser.
9taatan iouen nidt &artet fiir
9el1tidlon6 nebmen, fie follen nl1r
neutral fem. Dte politiider 8lad=
mailer iiter in Sen @e6aftionett ser
angloamerifanifden 8latter, sic Ser
gurtei 11r6 ibren @an6i6aten, 6ie
oem &onige BON @ttglan6 11idt Erelte
f6m0ren tpoller, nit brem @influb
6roben un6 ibnen itdere Mie6erlage
in Musitdt itellen, tuern lie nidt 6es
gritenf0nigs 2ibree an5ieben.
DeSbolb meiian tpir sic @ei9ul6i<
gl1ng 6es 8rafoenten, fails ite auf
uns gemiin5t fem ion, gang entidte'
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glus Merifo fam ieben Sag Sic

&riegSerfldrung fommen. General
Geribing bat BON 6em in Ser Nad)=
baridaft iteben6en merifaniiden Sc
neral gemel1ere @eiiung erbalten,
ii6 nidt bon ser Steae 51 rIbren,
tpeil man 0as a1S f%einoieltgen oft be-
tradten tpiir6e. Da beiBt es iid
oufen o6er aber Sic @erauSforoe:
rl1ng ar11ebmer. Sos eine miir6e Ell:
nen idmdbliden &iid5ug porauSie
bert, SOS o11oere Sen &rieg. 80 berr:
Ii6 meit baben mir es nit ser Holiti1
tpadiomen @artens gliidli6 &C.
bradt.
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Sic Stem @orf @prlb n,

9ie Stem Oorf @prlb nennt
&atgbes 6en 8ots6mer @a16t6aten.
Sos 1T nidt einmaI ein i6ledter
@it, biel tpeniger Elm gutter. Mber
i6lteBli@ m6re es immer nod ebren=
boiler 8ots6amer @an6t6at 5n fem
als 2mfunge 6es britiiden @onigsz
boten 5pring<@tce.