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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-30

SUMMARIZES OF FINALS.
First Diyision-Nrs. Il. II. Barlow, Me
rion cricket. beat Mrs. j. Raymond Pii,a.
> up.
second Division-Mrs. =. n. UhllIngs.
worth, Greensboro. won. third-Mrs r. r..
Palmer. Erie fourth Mrs. v. ". Alexau-
der. Santa Barbara. Cal. hfth-Mrs NJ. ".
Fraync, Dunwoodie; sixth-Miss Ruin
Uichborn. Lexington: Miss Helen
Rrown, L.ambton, eighth-MisS Dorothy
Kruger, Deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-30
MRS.. BARLOW DOES
same AS LAST YEAR
North and South Champion
Again. Beating Mrs. Price
by , Up in Final.
GAINS LEAD AND KEEPS IT

PiNERrnsr. N. c.. March cs.-Mrs. r.
II. Barlow NJ the Merpn Cricket club
repeated her last years performance of
winning the North and South golf cham
pionshIp for women to-day ny defeat
ing Mrs. J. Raymond Price, Oak,nont. by
2 up. Mrs. Barlow started of well, maxi
ing Ave OF the first six holes in par or
under. and was 3 up. h lost the
eighth In 9 and also the ninth in ..
one under par each. and turned l up.
Mrs. Barlow lost the tenth but took
the lead again by winning the eleventh
and twelfth IN > each. They alte rnated
in wins and losses on the next six holes
and finished the same as at the twelfth
with Mrs. Barlow 2 IN. The features OF
the match were long puts by Mrs. Price
on the seventh. eighth. fourteenth and
seventeenth. and the laying of an APP
proach against the pin on the tenth.
The cards:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

doing the same kind OF service for Brit
daughters of Col. COruWallis-W
The princess's eldest son, prince John
Henry Is years old. considered 1t
great disgrace that no man of the fam
ilv was fighting with the soldiers. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

n ERIN. Germany. oct. :. The
X princess of Pless an English
~ woman and noted Tor her beauty,
is indefatigable in relief work for Ger
man wounded.
Il Is curious that her sister. the
duchess of Westminstcr. j. lust As busy
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-07

|1efpsrri bat. llniers 4miiM III. 5db
Staten ni6f bic Woffsn nieberlegtn.
aber feline Nnftrcnsunssn MAIDEN fpirb,
ben &ries fcrt3uIesen. "a ipirb ic5us
fagen ben 9rita mariiren. Die itas
lienifden 1ruppen iperben IN giiniiis
sere SttlIunsen auriidstaossn tDsrbtn,
no bic Wtrpflssuns ipenistr toitfpieIia
1T unb bic Gtrapaaen nrinber arcb
iinb. 10 bab man iniofern nod ieiner
pfIidt sesen bic 9tniirten seniigt. baB
man cine Oiterrsi6iide9lrrne bef9dftisi
bdIt. glber aud Sieie 9ilfs tpirb sytas
lien nidt Iange esludbrtn i5nnen. neil
bas, ebenfaIls ieine ipirtbfdnftli&en
Rrdfte iiberiteist. Wir permut6tn,
bab es auf ben pou gnslanb 10 bdufis
aneetiinbisten Durdbrud INF Griibiabr
partet unb tpsnn bieier fib als ebsnio
miblunssn srpeiit, pie bic fribersn
@eriufe ~ mas in beitimmttr Muss
iidt itebt - bann birfte Stolien birstt
um Jrieben nadiuasn unb ii9 ant
feline bittere Voih, bic iein @ebpt
tennt, berufen. Tad uHferem griusf.
fen nartet aud RublaHb. mo bic 0ers
bdltniTe ni1t Disl giinitiser iiesen. ais
in Stalien, auf oieies greisnib i'm
5riibiabr, nm bdnn sbenfalIs feinem
gIenb burd elmer 5rieben Elm Gnbs
su MAIDEN.
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Stalisus &ad5us.

Cine dbnlide Intiiubigung, tpie lis
Der italisniiae premisr Salanora es-
madt bat, Oab bic Notbpeuoistsit, bic
sruppen pon Der Jront auriitsu5ieben
sintrsten tDnnie, 1T idOn Dor einigen
Bochsn erfolst. Wir bermutben Daft
es iif bauuls I'M cine Durnung an
GnsIanb banoelte. oab penn es ni1i
reidliare lluterftiisung setpdbre.
Statisn ii9 in bic Gage berfsbt feben
t6nnts, ben arieg ein5uitellen, bal,
Gnslanb burh u[lerIsi 9erfpredungsn
ben iiHtenbeH Wutb feines gunbesgs.
uofen au beben Derfudts unb ieb., bu
oieIe 8sriprebungen nidt erfiiIt ,pora
ben iinb, uirb Der @iid5us aIs Elm be.
Doritsbenbes GreigntB ansemslbet. Die
mtlitdrifd<n MiBerfOlse Staltens iinb
dbsr niHt anein fir ben gnti9lub Bee
ftimmenb. gs hdnbelt ff INN urfda
den, bic nett tiefer liesen unb nfdt
Bios auf ben 3ufammeubrud Jtaliens,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-07

Ittn, 6absn ii9 oIs Ws,ppbnsr prGdti.
ser Serais an ben Mbbdnsen bes Sill
los iiisbsrseIoiTsn. Don bier bt3ce ia
aud bic 5iirsei manhen ibrer fGbiss
fen Gtaatsmdnnsr, bic uIs iogenanns
| tt Donnie, b. 3. Suben bon Nuiit,
Tlobdmmsbansr burd Religion, mtbr
ala eiumdl entIhdbtnb bic Gei6ids
bes Osmansnrsifxs ltnftetr.
Der tpcbIbabtnbe abtil Der Gin.
ipobner bat iih I'M Siiooiten, aibsrs
baIb Der Stnbtmouern anseiiebeIt.
Sitr lit Elm adnser UilIenporort, Gaias
maria, entitanbtn. Cine nd4tise aus
ierne lieat rsats, Elm WiIitGrboipital
lints am Iese. Die Strabs fiibrt BON
ao!amaria tpeiter mad benz Gort aas
ra Burun, b. |. Gdfpar5=aap, in bsIs
fen gl1be id nidt iommen fonnte.
Dem aud bort batten iin bic Der.
biinbeten bGusli9 eingerihtet unb
dnsiili4 jebsm sremben ben 3ntritt
peruebrt. Die 4nsft Dor Spionen III
osrabesn frantbaft selpeien, unb furs
rad meiner Aiidiebr in bic GtaDt
los i1 ib I'm aaffeebaus in einer enss
Iiften 3situua beipesIide alageri
iib,r bic burh bic antpeienbeit bon
gift gisrptrbdnblern In Sdlonifi
entitanbenen lln5utrdslihfeiten. Dies
isr gdprddsiioff bei4dftistt aud
,lpei .naliIte aapitGns. bic nit mir
am aleidsn 5iidT idbsn unb bic
Wlabreseln beipraden, bic man our
geftitisung Der rldftisen ansldnoer"
erareifen miifIs. Man Iolle iie einfah
bdnaen, .meinte elmer Der beioen, nnS
aleidiam cine GinpiIlisuns meinsr.
itits su bisIeln GsnaltmitteI einbos
lsnb. ipdnbt. er jin plObliG an mid
nit Der fyrase. .Sboulb ipe not9' Oa
jaate id ibm i'm ifonHen Gnsliid,
Sas mir 3u gsbots iianb: sd bsrs
ipiirs nidt ssrope ionptrlidx auil,
mein oeben auf 10 lldsIife Wsiie elm
aubiiben." IS am German, nou
inolp," i6lob i'd m.in 0eiprad,. la
d,elte ben Gbrsnmann freunolid an.
nabm nieinsn Sul unb sins. 90
bab. id, isiper ME ,riabrtn, ipie sr 5u
lneinen Worten Stearns Habnl.
s. 9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-07

Nus .insm G.Ibpofibrief bon Dr.
gaal Js6ttr.
sam q ab ntn.

sJm Oh n 0 ten.
9lm Wprasn bate id In dIer
5errsoitsfriib msinen 2ilIsr Sira'
ben6obnipdgsn burh ndhtlid bunilt
GaHen gefiibrf uno fab I'm gepubt.
jsin erfiilltsr pflitt in einem ber
1bdiiaisii i'm 9Th entfprehenbtn
Qpial Dor einsm Glafe ttiben Raj
| fees i'm Wsrib BON 10 Gentimes.
9a erfhisnen plSsIid 3ipti S4id'
ialssenoTsn, lin Don Der pielisitigsn
Jnboberin tsIastsn Cafes lire WdiGs
absuboIen. Diefss friibe Reinlits
seitg6ebiirfnib mar psrbShtis: Elm:
syraae - bic Mnitport lauitt ssb.ims
nibboa siiris: .alarm!'
Dos Mort bat stpos aufrtgmbes;
inbei.n man bate uns CUR grobs
fton Elm paarmal namit aufaefi6ri -
10 asnDB Id In allsr Geelenrube baa
lpobIprbisnie brauns 0eirdnt unb
lparieie. Slspfis III namtnilid beim
glilitGr pom aubsriisr Wihiisieit.
9lber e fam anbers. Gin Sang
CUR aaisrne gum Jriibftiid befuiez
ss. Gidat bsr frisblihen Ruhe Der
nit Stub.nbisnfi g.bafisien Elm aui.
sfrsatss Sin unb Ser, seSffnett Bud.
fade. esroIlte Wintel, bdlb leers 0ut'
teriijfen - uHb zine Summe DON
gsriifien. bic ben erfter ariesstassu
alIf gbrs ssmaht hattie.
Gine ipunberIihe Seniationsitim
muns iisist auf. Das GtidfaI tat
iDiebtr einrnal ben Ginger srbobtn.
glsues mint - nnb nieHanb iueib
mas. Giner BAT ihon alles In ben
Rndind s.Itopft, Gin anberer fiB! in
ftumnlem Sdmmer 5iDiiteH Sembsn.
6ofsn, Spiriiusfodxr. Giiefeln. aoHs
jsfpsnbiihisn. nnb lpsib niht, mo a.
laufanasn foa. Die linterihisbs ber
Seelen iomnen aii& bier an ben lds.
I'm Witias ffsiasrt iiA bsr mirrr
ipdrr nod srbeblih. Die braubsn
2rbsiisnbsn isbren auriid unb
atpiidsn aefiil1tsn Acd,seidirren, pa
dmten, fhreisnbsr. iinaenbtn Waens
ihen sebt Der Ref Der fdlontu Orbs
nuna unter, Der ftIbIf unfere frnnSDs
iiidsn eiitrnsn @stisn pyeubifd, II
Hsih unb 0liso gsbraft bate.
Sieptitsr ipartsisn INNER nod aai
ben Wiberrnf duf ras 1leiben.
Qlber Cd tam niHfs; bic 3nhl Der ass
fiilIien gtudTSds frGhH ---su unp unter
6em eleftriiHeu aiGt unierts Shtnfs
iaals. BET uns 70 lcr,ae Geinlatb mar.
iiinesIl nod einmal bic beutfhtu Col
patsnliebtr -NuB | btnn, mub btnn
sum Etdbtle btnrus - SidbtIs bins
aus1.
{ 1raumbuft altiisH Elm paor lett.
Siunben pcriiter. 2eties 4ntrstfn
aMf benz groBen aainHenbOf unter
bsn EklIsn Wcasnldmpen, bic 10 oft
unfertr miIii6rifmtn llnferbalfung 1es
leuhtet tatttn, eluftrdgs an bic ipsni=
usn, bic snfiidbIeittn auf irasnbsinsm
Qcfien aubsrbcIb, abimieb bon
sSrtunben. bic berI Arieu uns bsifert
bat fGIisbIih cine sydbrt in Der
bnnteIn GlsttriIftn, burd bic ndhts
li&sn GtraBm osr Gtdbi, burm
Tore unb MALE, hinaus 5u BEN
Wabnbof, auf bem mir in fommsrIis
den Taaen augefommsn iDureu.
DunfIe, fApdrse Gduppsn - blis
fdsnbe Qi&tm. Rommonborufe nnb
Gtshsn IN Der fr6fislnbsn 4iibIt bes
&srbfabtnts: propianitnlpfanS Dsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-07
@Ontas, ben z. 5edrmar 1916.

es .aeist BON elmer msrt.
ipilrSigen ariessbeseiiteruns, Dab biz
tran3Ofil6e aegieruug cine 9elobnuno
pon $4,000 fir bic Sabbaftperbuno
eInes 3eppelins unb bon $1,000 fir ie-
ben s9uB, Der einen Zeppelin su 30
Den bringt, ausfdreibt. W1an ntub
oaraus fdlieben, bab bic fran5SiiTben
Soloaten duberit ldunarm bor bem
Se!noe ftno. Deutfde 2uftI6iffer
fpiirben Elm foldes preisausi6rei6en
bon Seiten ibrer Resisruns fir cine
fbtpere 8eleibisuna baI!en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-07

gtpas @ermorreneres,
Observation-Disclosures uub man tann
auh faeen, unebrliderss, tpie bic
SenatssBia, tpelfe ben pbilippinen
ibre llndbbdnsisteit seipdbri, lit faurn
btHtbar. Dkier sufcIss lam Der pras
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-07

iibtnt bic unabbdnsisfeit il, 3lpei sSSabs
rtn, pber in bier Sabren, ober audi gar
ni9t trtldren. ipenn er aldubt. bob bic
8epobnsr nod ni4t CUR Gtlb5tresies
riIns reif iinb. Wirb ibnen aber bic
unabbansisteit seipdbrt, bann berblsi=
ben iie in Der 4bhangisteit. benn bic
Bin bei9rdnit bic SouperdnitGt ber
Snieln in ieber bentaren Mei1e. gs
.ipirb ibrsr Reeieruns porseIdriebsn.
mem iie bas Stimmre9t getpGbmn
iou, tpie piel S1ulben lie MAIDEN
bari uno ss ipirb ibr iosar perbos
ten, cine Stsuer aui 9lusfubren nad)
ben Ser. Staaten 5u lesen; nur anz
beren 2dnoern sessniiber 1T Diefe err
laubt. 9as lit eine Snfamie, neil lie
nidt bios bic einaise @teuerquelle Der
Snieln periieselt, ionbern 2ebtere au1
.pirtbiduftlid burd Ginraumuns siz
ner MonopplitelIung fir bic Der.
Staaten erbriidt. Der tpihtigite Mus@
fitbrartitsl Der pbilippinen lit oanf
uno eine 4usfubriteuer duf bisIen al-
lein ermOglidt es ben Suieln bic gum
'llnterbalt Der Resieruiig n0tbisen
@elber aufSubrinsen. Werben aber
bic Der. Stadten Don Der Gteuer be-
freit, 10 1T es felbitperItdrrblid, bab
dnbere Natipnen nit unierem 2anbe
nidt su tonturriren oermDgen, 10 bdb
oiees in Der Gage III, bic @srtaufse
preiie borSui9retben. Domit pirb es
auh itnm6slib, bic nDtbieen @elber
fir ben llnterbalt Der Resierung gu
erlansen. Des Weitersn bebalten bic
Der. Staaten fi6 pas Redt pDr, auf
ben p1ilippinen 9drniionen gu urlters
balten unb &riegsfdiffe 81 ftationiren
Ous unabbdnsigteit gu nennen, 1T Der
reinfe Spbn. Was bic Srieln 5u ibrer
gntpidlung bailptiddIi9 brauden, lit
pirtbfhaftlihe sreibeit unb ssraoe
bieie Dirb ben pbiIippineu gang be-
ionbers porentbalten. Do lit es bod
bebeutenb ehrli6er unb fir bic Ybis
Iippineu bebeutenb portbeilbafter, lie in
ibrem jesisen 3uitauoe gu belafen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-07

4n Der r2uiitania s9lnssIss.n:
beit pirb nod beitdnbis sefeiIt, bod
f6einen bic 4usiihten duf cine i9lieB:
lid)s @erftGnbigung siinitis gu iein
Gs barlbelt iih oarum, Elm Nort su
fiHoen, tpelaes Deutl6lanb befdbist,
ieine Rehte unb feline gbre sesen Den
prdTbeHten gu pertreten, Der ibm Bel
bss abIprsden mill. Wel9es bas 3aus
bertport iein ipiro, ldbt iib nidt senau
feftitelIen, neil bic llnterbanblungen
aIs biplomatii9es Gebeinlnib setpahrt
tperben. Das an bic Seffentli9teit
bur6geiidsrt ift, labt unsefdbr fOlz
ssnbe Gebantsntette bss prdfioenteH
ereben: Seutf6lanb bat unsefesIi6
gebanbelt, als es WieDerDerseltuus an
Gnslanb iibte, irtDeu es bic r2uiitas
MIA" perientte. Das ioll DeutI9IonD
eirrgefieben unb gleidwitis Die 5ano-
lung bes Sduabootfiibrers. Der BIZ.
@erientuns burafiibrte, aIs unseieBs
lid be5ei1nen. Disie 2osit bat elm
God, neil iie etpas aIs erpieien ans
nimmt, mas erit nod gu bepeiieH ill.,
udmli9 pab cine @soerperseltuns,
bel lpel9er Reutrale gu ShaDen TOM
men, ungeieblih 1T. Sas tomIHt auf
bie @erbdltuiiIe an. Wenn es audj
ridtis IT, bab man Bios an JetuoeH
WieberpergeItuns iiben ourf, 10 bletbt
nod feitsuiteIen, ob bic Neutralen iih
ieIbt in sine Gage gebra9t baden.
burd ipelde fie in @tmetnfdaft nit
benz sseinbe leiben mubtsn. sseinbe IN
SdiiBengrdbtu risoersui9ieben, lit
g1eBlib unb penn Reutrale ii4 in
S9iibengrdben ii9 bfinbeu urb Don
ben fir ben Jeiub beftimmten augsIn
getroffen iperbsH, 70 III oieis SaHbs
lung fider nidn unseissli6. Wenn
Seutidlanb susibt, mas Der graiibent
forbert, bab ipbolb Elm gteutraIer iid
an gorb zines Sdiffes befinbst, bieies
Hidt augeeriffeu tperben oarf, 70
ipirbs bies CUR stpinsenben Solse
baben, bab Deuti6lanb teinen gaufs
buottrieg fiibren t0nnte unb es 1T
felbitperitdnblid, bab ss fid gu einem
foIhen 3useitdubnib nidt bergsben
lam. Wds Deutfdlanb isbt gu err
tldren bereit 5u fein iteint, 1T bas:
bag es teine abiidt bate, Neutrals gu
fdabisen unb bab es fortan bic 9prs
iidtsmdbregeln anpenben rpirb, bic
Der prdfipent aur beHeren Si6eriiels
lung bon Hsutralen, bic fid an 8orb
bon alliirten 5anbelsidiffen befinben,
fit nOtbis bdH. 9ieIe Grtldrung be-
friebist allies, mas Der prdfibsnt fors
bert, auber bab Deuti6taub ben
5audbOpttriss etnitelt; cine foIde
JorbsruNs bat Der prdiibeHt tsiu
Redt gu iteneH unb lie pirp ibm aud
nidt berpiGist tperben.
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Der SenatOr, Der cine gnts
riiltunsss8uRbsebung gesen bic ,Deuts
i9en 8arbaren" forberts, bic nab leis
ner Sebauptuna bas parlamentssez
bdube in Sttdtpd in 8rdnD geitsdi pus
ben iolIeH, Dertritt Den Staat GoIoe
rabo unb Colorado fpirD Dom Oitli9en
GroBtapital beberri6t Danit 1T bas
9erlaHgen ertldrt. gs 1T absr nsiter
nidts aIs sine 8lamaes fir ben Gsr
natDr, Dd bic oanaDiffe Regierung
felbit ausibt, bub bas 5euer Hidt ben
~Burburen" 5u5ui6reiben tit. Su bieIer
Weiie Derbdlt ss ii9 NIT allen Qnilus
gen oieIsr 9rt, Delde eesen bic Ssuts
fheu borgebraft fporoen iiub uHb man
fann nur nit Sdaubern baran benz
fen, tpiepiets nniduloiee DOT Der pros
brttiI1en Mutb in Rep Yort gu lsiben
bnben tperben. Jeftftebenb III jsst
ihen. bab cine alnaabl SduIbisertIds
raingen Seitens Der Surp eegsr Deuie
idbe unter nurmalen Berbdltnifien nibt
erfpIet nGren. Bsfiimmt iDdreu lie
nitbt nit fold ungebiibrIider Streuse
beitraft fporDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-07

Die ensIif4sn3situnsen
i'm Meiten fpreden fib in bemfelben
Sinne betreffs ber rluiitauia sglnoe=
legenheit aus, Die mir, inbem lie ia
gen, oab Der prdiibent in unperartz
portliher Weiie nit bem Rrieasfeuer
fpislt, inoem er an Deutidlanb peiiere
geoinsunsen iteIt, na6bem ibm bic
btnoenoiten 3aiaeen fir Die elder
belt ameritoHifd,er Biirser eeu.u1t
lporben fiHb. Man ldbt Deiltli5 bur9>
bliden, bab Der prGiibent aubere 3ieIe,
als bic Woblfobrt ber Ser. Staoten
DOT 4usen bat. SIN &Dnsreb ift faon
lett ldnserer Seit sroBe nn5ufrieben-
belt iiber bic @bieanir1ns Seutihe
lanos lpabrnsbn1bar unb iebt befteft
ssraoe5u Gntriiftuns, bab Der grdfi=
bent, na6bem bic anseIsssnbeit 10 gut
ipie beenbet mar, einen meueu RrafebI
erfonnen bat. gs tann fir aussei
1hlpfien sltsn, bag Der &pnsreB Don
Dem praiibenten gu eiuem serpaltids
men 9oreeben segen 9eutf9lano be.
fpogen rperoeH fprnte.
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Us abrsnb Der prdfibent
NIT Seuti3Iano I'm ein 8Drt feilidt,
bag gar ni4t HDtbis lit, um bic Rsdte
oieies aanSes su ii4ern, ba bierin bic
befrtebisenbften 3uiagen sema6t ipore
ben fnb, ieBen bic gnslGubsr bic
gr0biteu @ersetpaItiguusen Der Der.
Staaten unset0rt fort. Ser ensIiifje
Staatsiefretdr reibt iid Dsrsniist Die
panbe. bub urfer prdiibent bic enae
lif6sn Sntereifen 10 tpirtfam, aum
Shaben unb 5ur S9maa Der Ser.
Staaten, fSrbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-07

Der Iebr ebrmiirbise Bic
idof Don aombOn iast, bas 9erbali.n
Der JifdJer, pelt)e bic Mannf9aft eis
nes 3eppelins umtommen fisben, finbe
feline RedtfertieIrus oarin, pas
SeuHdlano .alIer Rittrlihteit i'm
&riese elm Gnbe sematt babe. Den
Befpeis 1T Der 8ifdof idJulbia sebIie-
ben. IS 1T tein ein5ieer Ja[l bstanni,
oab bic Oeutfden unritterlit aetdmpft
nHb sehanbelt battM, iie babeu iogar
hObes Sob Don ibrsn Geinbeu tpegen
Der S'orsfalt geerntet, bic lie ben
Sriegsgefangneu unb gang beionbers
Den 9ertDunoeten aHgebsiben IdHen.
bic senau 70 liebeboll perpfleet pere
BEN, fpie bic anesb0risen Der eissnen
Hatipn. S6ma6DolIe Sanblunsen,
Die aGer Civilization $oobn bieieu,
iinD uber ben Gugldnbern nahgetpieien
poroeu. Der n8arulong" =5au unb bic
9ebanoluns Der Deutihsn Gipiliiten in
4frita iiHb bic Beiipisls bon snaIiI9sr
Hitterli6tett, bic nur Elm Seitenitid in
Der &riegsfiibrung Dsr Diloen finben.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-26

in discontinued groups and discussed
their situation is being thrown
so suddenly out of work. The pay
master handed Bill a check. It. was
for Spike. Bill yelled his name. A
man hard by pointed to Rhinelander's
camp. There's Spike" said the man
over there at Ri,inelandcr's."
Bills sharp eyes followed the ges
ture. Spike at that moment was just
leaving Rhjnelander, Helen and
Storm. Bill. a knave of more than
ordinary discernment and one who
hated Spike for his share in the fight
at Las Vegas, saw in the incident his
chance to get even. He put the check
aside and moment later when Spike
appeared at the pay car Bill was ready
Descending the car, steps, Bill called
to Spike as the latter came forward.
Bill advanced to meet him. What
do you mean. Spike" demanded Bill
in loud and aggressive tones, pitched
so that everybody might hear, by
running over to Rhinelander's camp
|
now, Spike?"
Spike was in the worst possible
mood to be badgered by anybody
With hot expletive he babe Bill
| mind his own business, and offered
+, gratuitously to break his head.
Bill turned to the men with shout:
"This is the duck;S~he cried, that
helped Rhinelander steal our right OF
way, boys. He's the guy that's thrown
US all out of work. What do you
know about that?"
| Spike, in most opprobrious Ian
guage, fatty gave Bill the lie. The
men, most Of whom were spelling for a
row, closed in to hear and devour tho
heated argument that the two enc
mics engaged in. Accusations and de-
malls fell thick and fast; abuse fol-
lowed assertions; hard words and a
deep-seated enmity raised the tempers
OF both men, and Bill, without further
warning, swung and sent Spike with
a terrific left-hander to the ground.
Spike was no sooner down than up.
He came back at Bill goaded to fury
by the unprovcked attack. Men crowd
ed up. Their cries and shouts had al
ready attracted the attention OF Storm
and Helen who stood with Rhineland-
er still discussing Spike. Storm was
the first to perceive what was going
on in Seagrue's camp.
They're after Spike" he exclaimed.
"Lcok! Down he goes-that bull
necked Bill hit him. He's up again.
The whole bunch are jumping him.
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chine on the right Of way and on the
track itself in her determined effort.
When she caught sight of the rum
away. no one was to be seen upon it.
but she knew Rhinelander and Storm
were inside and as she began to over
haul the chase. she sounded her horn
inslstently. The two men, leaving
Spike, who in the face Of the common
danger had pulled himself partly to-
gether, looked out of the side door,
To their amazement they saw at their
heels Helen humping violently along
in Seagrue's machine. She signaled
them excitedly. She tried to shout
to them but could not make a word
heard above the deafening noises.
Rhinelander and Storm did make out,
however, that she wanted them to- go
to the top of the car and the two men
climbed the side ladder again.
Helen. still close behind. scrubbed a
note, folded it hurriedly, took of a
shoe, stuck the note insidetand with
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81 Hate to Bring These Back, but !
Can't Doubie.cross sea0rue!"
gan to denounce him Indignantly for
his villainous conduct.
He took her singing. reproaches
without resentment. Il admit" he
said, my temper carries me too far,
sometimes"
"sometimes!" echoed Helen. "A
hundred and fifty!"
.When l do get angry" confessed
Seagrue, Il lose my head. ! stop at
nothing. When it's all over, ~nobody
is sorrier for 1t than am. l have
acted shamefully. know that. And
what hurts the most is that it should
have cost me your friendship and my
uncle's."
While the talk thus begun the two
was going on in this fashion, Storm,
who had been experimenting with
some new jacks, noticed what Helen
was doing; and that the man standing
near her was none other than Sea-
grue. Scarcely. able to believe his
eyes. the young constructionist. called
to Rhinelander to look. The latter
disengaged himself from his new ma.
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/ hate to bring these back to you,
But the way I'm fixed can't doubles
cross Seagrue."
Helen saw he was greatly humiliat-
cd. And she was mystified a little by
his words. Spike" she said, kindly.
"the clothes are nothing. But what
have done to you that you should
treat me in the way you did?"
Spike shufIled on his feet and swung
his head uneasily. Not a thing in
the world" was all he could say.
"Why have you acted in this way?"i
she demanded. Il bought you ticket
to the city-you promised to go-why
didn't you?" j
He labored in continued confusion
to explain. He tried to tell her Sea-
gruo had done many things for him:
he told her he owed Seagrue a lot of
money and he had no hope OF ever.
paying him back except by work. and
that he didn't feel he ought to break
away now.
Storm and Rhinelander came up at
that moment. They greeted Spike.
He avoided their eyes as much as pos
sible and returned their greeting in q
shame-facet. way. Helen answered tho
surprise that cverspread the faces Of
Storm and RhinelanGer. Its no Won;
der he's ashamed to speak to you," she
said severely. you would hardly be.
lieve it, 1 know; but the fact is he
Mas turned over to Seagrue again"
The two men lacked at Spike with
undisguised contempt. Their attitude
made him desperate. "Oh, know
what you think of me-" he said with
a reckless swing Of his head. II can't
help it. can't explain. 1t would take
me from now till the middle Of next
week, il tried-and then you'd think
less of me than you do now. Never
Re kind to me again. It's hopeless for
me-but can't help it."
The three watched him shuttle away.
Rhirelander shock his head, There 8
mystery somewhere in it. can't
make it out. Some day We'll know
"Well, in any case, certainly don't
want these clothes" declared Helen.
looking at the bundle Spike had left
In her hands. They're no use in the.
world to me-" A laborer was passing.
Here, you" she said to the man.,
take this suit. If it fits you," She
added, before the man could recover
from his surprise, Its yours"
At seagrue's camp, Bill and the pay
master were handing checks out to the
men. The latter stood about the car