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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

n tho troops are not called to
the Mexican border. the war depart.
ment may stage big maneuvers at
American Lake. with the Montana.
Idaho and Oregon forces taking
part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

Capt. Reuben ~. Fleet. o.
aontesano. who Is a member OF
the headquarters staff. viii
probably 90 20 the border for
instructions In flying. " a man
ls sent from Washington. He
Ia a former member OF the state
legislature and a graduate OF
Culver military academy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

The Washington forces will he
ready 10 be mustered into federal
service ut American Lake Sunday
night. Capt Harold d Coburn. u.
$. A.. Observation-Disclosures OF the
Washington National Guard. has
been detailed TO handle the fors
malities for tho war department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

Military routine win be carried
out NJ the Armory Wednesday. &C
cordlnE to the schedule included in
the orders of Col. ingiis. issued
Tuesday. Because tho straw ticks
werc not ready. the ucn were per
mliied TO sleep In thS1r homes. or
IN hotels. Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

Recruiting Is going on at faster
clip In tho smaller places than II Is
In Seattle. The Centralia and Spo-
kane companies were first 20 reach
the 100 mark. Company A was the
only Seattle company with more
than 100 men Wednesday morning.
The other companies will probably
20 past the mark during the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

Instead OF canvas covered mess
tents, the Euartsmen will eat in
screen protected mess houses. made
OF wood. at American Lake They
are being constructed Wednesday.
Bath houses near the lake Will also
be provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21
Children's Underwear
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

Gov. lister has wired Secretary
Baker. OF the war department. that
the infantry. signal corps. cavalry
and sanitary troops are assembled
nj the home stations. ready for fur.
Their orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

Thru Josiah Collins. chair
man OF the Chamber OF Com
r,eree committee. appointed for
the purpose. employers will be
urged Wednesday TO assure EN-
ployes that their Jobs will be
waiting for them n they 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

Uniformed militlamen have been
invited 10 see The Birth OF Ma.
ton, at the Moore. free OF charge.
Preparations for war during the
civil war days are pictured in the
tilm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

Mounts viii be issued 10 the sig
nal corps by the government
Whether they will be delivered al
American Lake or at the border
concentration camp. has not beer
decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-21

Unless there Is an immediate call
for the Washington contingent TO
rush 10 the border. the infantry
companies will proceed to Ameri.
can Lake Sunday. Tho cavalry
from Tacoma will 60 Thursday. The
signal corps leaves Wednesday
afternoon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
&aIfabuabne oeruriacbt SUI
berfmIpf8.

SIN Mebieal @eeprb (9aetp Dprf) pun1
10. 9e5ember 1909 fagt ST. Spbn S.
Hni1el: Scr 3uitanb, meldJer anerfattnt
tpirb ais &prldufer 5ur afttpen Gnt=
tpifelung Der Snberfmlpiis beim Gruad=
ienen mag Der Salt Mbnabme 5ugeidrte=
ben tuerbcn. inter u%npr9nnifden Sub=
itan5en ideinen &altial5e BON ipe5teler
pbpiiplpatiher @idttgfeit ST fem =
aber tuenn bic Sal5e fid aidt IN prga=
nifder &pnnbinatior beftnben, lit es
idtpcr poraus5micken, bak bic 3ellen fie
fit Sutter 5ugdnglih ma6en f%6nnen."
Sabre neitausgebebnten @ebran9S
itdblen unfere amnabme, oab Der grfols
loiis grobentbeils feinem @al5bebalt 5uz
5uldreiben lit in iol&er @erbinoung NIT
onberen t%pertbbouen Sngrebien8en. Die
it@ leidt bur9 Die 3euen 5ugangli6 maz
den la11en.
0bne 8meifel Fat bies bel gu tbnn
nit ben grfolgen in bielen Sduen, Die
an1deinenb 0emfelben getpiden iino. 9a
es feline Gpiaten. 8etdubungsmtttel nod
@epobnbeit formierenbe Iebi5tnitoffe
enthdIt, fann man es nbne @efabr berz
1u9en.
Gfma1t 2abarptprp, philadelphia.
@erfauft in Nsultturs Mpotbefe,
ct. Glouo, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
5ein0(id6e aus(dnoer.

@ie &ommanbantur BON Berlin bot
on 3ablrei@e @robgef@dfte foleenoes
@unbf@reiben erlufen: rS3uraeit finI
nod aablreide Mnseb0riee feinblider
@taoten in Ben @robbetrieben Der sSns
buftrie unb bes 9anbels i'm 2anbes<
poli5eibe5irt Berlin bef@dftigt. auf BE
pegen ibres Mlters o6er ibrer @taots=
ongeb0rieteit sic getroffenen @ereeIs
tungsmabregeln teine Mntpen6une fin
ben. @uf bic @ntlaFune oiefer Mne,=
fte1ten bin5upirten, miro nibt beabs
f@ttgt. @1eihmoRl 1T es nit Mud~
f&t auf bic 2anbesperteioisuns uns
bic pirtfdaftlide @rieesbereitfdaft
eeboten, oieien mdnnli@en uno tpeibli=
den Musldnoern ndbreno ser &riees>
bauer tetnen @tnblid in Dinge gu ges
tpdhren, beren aenntnis fir oas fetnb~
Tide Muslunb bon @orteil fem fann
Die Rommanbantur erfu@t, etne pr1s
flung Der 8etriebe in biefem @inre
n%or3unebmen unb einen miteefanbter
5ragebogen nit nerf9ieoenen @pe3ial<
fragea ju b%eantt6orten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

mir Elm Merber. sic tperben bon
iunge1 Mannern getragen, Die mad
ben Mai4inen feben, pelde @odeH
fir bic @oloaten MAIDEN, etne 5dt1s<
fett, bic elm 3~ebnidbriges Mdbden
ausuben tam, ooer bic pappf@a9teln
fit 6ie Observation-Disclosures Der Regie>
rung berftelen."
Cine groBe 3abl BON iungen Wtdn<
1eru ftebt nod abieits, neil lie oaranf
tuarten, bab fir iie Elm p1aB in etnem
beftimmten @egiment fret tptrb, gum
Beifpiel Bel oen 2onboner @4ottex
ooer ben Meftminfter @ifles. Mnoere
mufen fir ben unterbalt ibrer @ltern
forgen. sic finb germ bereit, il4 an<
tperben gu laKen, aber lie laffen I'D
3%urGdbalten our@ anerlei umlaufe1oe
@e1@i4ten, oaB Die Mngeb0risen Der
@olbaten @@m%ierigteiten bdtten, bas
ibnen 5uftebenoe @elb gu erbalten.
Mbf9redenb pirten au4 Die @r3df
lungen pe%rtrlppelter @olbaten, bic
entlafen murben, obne oaB ibre Mns
fpriihe geregelt morben fino, uno be
banon 1pre@en, baB fte mon4mal Bat
ten bungern mufen.
Merbeoffi5iere duBern f@arfe nrz
teile fiber sic Motmen6igteit, bic gan5e
Organization bes @erbegei@dfts gu
perbeFern, tpenn bieies @rfolg baben
ion. Inter an6erm forbern fe, bob
gleidmdBtge Mnpstiungen fir Die
.prompte Mus5ablung Der 1nteritlbunz
gen an bic M%ngeb0rigen Der @olbaten
unb Die bonn Seer entlafenen Snpaltz
ben ergeben, iie perlangen ferner bic
Mbf@affung bes gegenpartigen @sz
items, Dor aqem nenben lie it4 gegeH
6ie Merber fir be1onbere Regimenter,'
tpel@e sic Sdtigteit Ger onbern @erz
betorporale betrddtlt@ erf@peren, Re
forbern peiter, baB auf ale prin3iz
pole Elm 9rud ausgeubt tperoe, BIT
fi@ ni@t i@euten, iunge 2eute 1T
ibren 9ienften gu belafen ober an3uz
ftelIen, pel@e ni@t pillens feten, in Die
Mrmee ein5utreter unb bic fetn 3eu9z
r1is betbrtngen t6nnten, oaB iie 5uritz
gepiefen tporben feien. Mu@ In anz
bern puntten piini@en fie eine TIM
arbettung Ser b%eitebenoen @orf4rtften.
sd batte seftern flint ftramme
iunge 2eute, bic 6arauf brannten, I'D
anmuitern gu 1afen," iagte mir eth
@erbeoffi3ter. ,@ie batten Bel ben
maubreitern @oofepelts ge%ftanben une
>parer na@ England getomme1, un
9tenfte gu nebmen. r@ir iino, tpenn
unfere @pra@e nod ni@t legitimiert.
ou@ Inn 9sr5en @ngldnber," fagten it'
nit, aber i@ burfte Tie ni@t nebmea,
unb 70 ging uns 10 ptel tuhtiges
Men}9enmatertal berloren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

IfIidt iungen 2euten berbangniBs
bon gaporoem? @ie mandes 9ebens-
gliid lit ibm gum 0pfer gefauen?
5iegt Ole 2iebe, folgt Die nogenoe
@elpe; iiegt bte @flidt, Damn lit met
items 6ie erlte buftenoe &litbe oes
il1ngen Observation-Disclosures getnidt:
ugs fiel elm &eif in Der 5riib-
lingsm6t."
0orum lollen sic @ltern BET Set
ten sic @efabren bon ibren &inoern
abtpebren; sic ibnen inn &erfebr nit
an6eren &inoern orobt. Cine beilige
YfIidt 1T es, Sen @erfebr Ger &inber
gu iibertpaden. Mber 6ieie Mufii4t
oarf rpie in MiBtrm,en un6 Espionage
o11sarte1. 2aiiet Sic &in6er Die BERT
li6e, fife 6rudt Ser 5reunofdoft
gemieBen, troget aber Gorge, baB 6ie-
Ter @enuB teinen bitteren Madge'
ldymod 5uriidldBt. @or allem mo-
gen gltern aa1d tnbe5ug a11f 6en Ser
febr ibrer &iroer Sic &egel befol-
gen:
u@ioerltrebe mit grn1t Dem 8eginn;
gu lpat lit sic Seilung,
@enn 6ltr9 langen 8er5ug madttg
6os uebel id}on tpar6."
@b. 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

iibernummen baber, I'M @erte Der
8urmber5igfeit in Srieoens5eiten gu
iiben. 9ie 3eit miro mieoerfebren,
% @inman6erer nn6 @eiienbe bel if,
rer Mntunft in Der @roBita6t Seem
Oorf iidtbare r@dutengel" ertpar,
ten, bie iie Dor allen @efabren bebu'
ten un6 iie b~ingeleiten gu benz
u&eim", 6os ibre @ln1bensbrii6er &c.
idoffen, IN meldem lie mobI gebor'
gen iin6 ,tn6 @atb un6 &ilfe finoen.
Durb l1nteritiiburrg bes ct. &a.
pbaels-@ ereins miro ie6er gleidiom
at einen ioId)en nSdubengel Ser @ei-
ien6en un6 @intpan6erer," Die 6es
Sdubes 10 febr be6iirfen. M0dten
6o6 redt biele 6ieiem @ereine BEL
treten! Sen Sabresbeitrog bon nl1r
SO Gents fonnen ielbit l1nbemittelte
eridmingen; oieienigen, melde $1.0O
einienben, erbaIten cine broidierte
Musgobe ser uSeitidrift gum 25iab-
rigen SuDilaum 6es 2eo.&auies" 55u.
geion6t. Sober ser $500 ein3oblt,
miro ~gbrcnmitglie6 6es @ereinS un6
erbdlt Sic genonnte Teitidrift i'm fei-
men 2eintpan6etnban6. @obltbater,
mel9e @aben bon $4,000 un6$mebr
ipen6en, mer6en 5u SEN auBeror6ent-
liden ~@brenmitglte6ern 6es ct. &c.
pboels= @ereins gerednet. SHE neb=
men tbeil an SEN @ebeten un6 from,
men nebungen, sic in ser 2eo~@al1S
@apene fir 6ie @0cnner Ser Mnltalt
BORT %aufgeopfert mer6en.
Mebrere Bapite baben Sen 81. &a,
pbaelS9eretn geiegnd un6 nit Nbs
laiien berei6ert. Ser 8erein bat Ser
trauensmdrner in bielen @roBit6oten
Ser @elt, melde es ii@ our Mufgobe
modem, Geiien6e Dor SEN @efabren
5u iduben, sic ibnen fir @eeIe un6
2eib 6roben. l1eber sos bisber Ct
reidte, Defenders mber 6os, tpas Ser
in &merita getpirft bot, er-
itattet 6ie ~Teltihrift gum iilbernen
Subilaum 6es 2eo-&ouies" genauen
8eri6t. 9ln ie6en 2eier 6ieies Muf-
rufes ridten mir Sic ber5li9e 8itte,
ii6 in Ser ct. &opboels- @erein muf-
nebmer at IaiIen = tpen11 es nod
ni@t geideben lit = uno fir 6enfeI=
BEN in 8efamnten- un6 Greun6esfrei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
in often 3eiten.

Mus rSebbe1sz 9ausfreuno." sss
frubere Militdr5uitdnbe betra4tet:
Gum f@pdbii@en 3reistonttngent
Tom i'm Sabre 1875 Elm @etrut, 10 eix
f@6ner, tpob1gema@fener Mann mar.
Ser Sffi3ier fragte i'm, tpie alt CT lei.
Ser @etrut %anttportete: r@inunb<
atpanaig Sabr. Sd bin Elm gan5es
Sabr lang trant 9epefen, fonit tDGr'
i4 3tpeiuno3pan3tg."
Gin Metrut, benz f@o1 in ben e.
fen pier3ebn Sagen bas @@tlbma@ez
iteben langpeilig portam, betra@tete
etnmal bas @@ilberbaus unten uns
oben, btnten uno pornen, tpie Elm T0rz
fter, tperr Ct einen Baum f4dBt, ooer
Elm Mebger Elm 9Gupt1ein @ieb. Gnbz
lt@ fagte ct: SD mD@te nur mif1en,
mas lie an benz einfdlttgen aaften fin
ben, bob ben gan3en Sag elmer baite<
fen unb i'm bitten muB." 9enn Ct
metnte, Ct ftebe ba tpegen Dem @4ilz
berbaus, nidt bas @@tloerbars tpege1
ibm."
SIM Meun5iger ariee, dig ser mbetn
ouf jener @ette BON fran30iifden
@@iloma@en, auf biefer @ette bon
f@mdbifden Rreisfo1baten beiebt par,
rtef elm Gran3ofe gum 3eitpertreib gu
Der beutfden @9tlbpade beriiber:
rGi1u! 5ilu!!" bas beibt ouf gut
beutf@: Sptbbube. Mnein Der ebr1i9e
@&mabe oa@te ni@ts 10 Mrees fons
bern meinte, Der 5ran3ofe frage: Wie<
bel l1br? unb CAB eutmiitig CUR Mnt=
mort: r9alber bert"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

&oud ser @eiumobeit. IS lift meine
ueberoeugung, 6aB Torni'S MIpen=
fduter urter auen Me6i3inen ben er=
1ten Blnb einmimmt."
Gorni's Mlpenfr1l1ter 1T feline
M~potbefermeoi5in, io1r6ern ein einfa-
dies 2rduterbeilmtttel, meldes felt
iiber batnbert Snbren I'M @ebrau6 &c,
tpeien lit mn6 bas nienluls berfebH>
gmt3utbun. Tim n6bere Musfunft
menoe man ii9 an: @r. @eter 6abr=
reD & Cons Co., 1875 go. @oDne
Mbe., @bicago, SSQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

Cine &lafmats. n@or einiger
ihreibt &err 6. @ogel bon
@ollace, SS6obo, vm11r6e i@ 5ufaQig
5orni's Mpenfrauter betannt.
ssSb muB betenner, 6aB i@ ME 5upor
cine Mebi8in gebrau6t babe, bte 10
mobItbeuenoe @irfunger1 er5ielte, tpie
6orni's MlpenfrGlter, nn6 i6 beiiBe
grfabrl1ng NIT @e6i5inen. Ser
Mgent, bon Dem i@ Dos &eilmittel
to11fte, bate ober MIR nod cine 6la-
i@e iibrig, un6 btefe mubte i6 nit
meinem f1einen Meffen tbeilen. Ct
itets sic u8laBmo11s" genanrt,
6o9 ra9 Dem @ebrau6 6es Mlpen=
fr6uters 5eigten feline @angen ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

fen 11el,e Mitglieoer gu tuerben. Mnd)
1et bier Die 8itte mie6erbolt, BEL Mb-
faiiung bon Eeitamenten Der Mnitolt
oa1r9 Elm 2egat gu geoenten. Mon
molle li9 folgen6e Sormel merfen fir
6ie1en 3ped:
81 hereby give and bequeath
to the Leo House for German
Catholic Emigrants of the City
of New York, a corporation, the
sum of............ Dollars to be
applied by it for its corporate
purposes"
Sebr of fommt eS Dor, BOB eigen-
bdrpoige, obne &enntmib Der @taatS.
geiebe geidriebene &eitamente ipater
mgefodten tperber, meil tie ~feblerbaft
obgfaBt iin6. @esbalb 5iebe man ei.
mem %erfabrenen, ebrliden @ehtsan-
malt gu Static.
@or mebrere11 Sabren binterlieB Elm
Seem Dorfer, fin6erloier fatb. @iH-
tper Sen groBten Ebeil ieines @ermo-
gems apobltb6tigen Mnitalten; Dos
9eo-&aus erbielt $4,000 M0ge fem
8eiipiel biele Ma6folger fin6en.
Selbitperitanolid iin6 au@ fleinere
Summen miufommen. user 1elbit
nibt in ser Sage lit, 6es Seo-Sm1ies
in ieinem Seitamente 5u %geoenfen,
mag bo9 bieGei9t I'M Stan6e iein,
BEL bemittelten Sreun6en 6oS 2eo-
&ous in empfeblen6e @rinnerl1ng gu
bringen.
9as 9ireftorimmt bes 2eo=9anies,
6 @tate Gtreet, Seem Sort @itp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

9ie rmfiide @egiernng fat bei ei.
ner amerifanifden Girma finfuno=
6reiBigtm1ien6 3uben6 9aternen BE-
felt, aber audi 6te tper6en 9idt in
Die mosfomitiide 6initernib ideper=
lib bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

9ie Gnelanber minen in Mfeio-
potamien einen rieiigen @eneralitob
unterboIten; 6ie Tiirfetr mel6en, fte
b6tter1 ibnen toulen6 @amele abge-
iagt.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-29
"ering Both Hands in Sioht-Upon
:s:> the Table,"

ing-and amused; if you can laugh q
bit at nothing, so much the better. But
keep a sharp eye on the windows. You
can do that more readily than under
cover of the brim of your hat. And
let me know what you see." ~
He had no more than settled into
the swing of composition than the
girl-apparently following his pen
with closest attention-giggled coquet'
tishly and nudged his elbow.
'The window to the right Of the
door we came in," she murmured, smil-
ing delightedly; hes standing behind
the fir trees, staring in"
: Can you make him out?" Lanyard
asked without moving his lips.
a"No more than that he's TALL" she
said with every indication of enjoying
a most tremendous joke. Ills face lie
all In shadow" T X
"Patience!" counse1ed the adven-
turer Hell take heart of courage
when convinced Of our innocence"
He poised his pen, scrutinized the
ceiling for inspiration, and permitted
a slow smile to irradiate his features.
you'll take this note, If you please"
he said cheerfully, ito the address on
the envelope, by taxi-it's some dis
lance, near the Etoile. A long chance,
but one we must risk; give me half an
hour alone. and guarantee to discour-
age this animal one way or another.
You understaad?".'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-29
nothing but emptiness beneath my

Z u ~
nothing but emptiness beneath my
feet!" Il. sa
"And you'd-backslide? 2"
GLOW can I tell?" he expostulated.
tits not fair question. / don't know
what I'd do. but I do know it would
need something damnable to shake my
faith in you" E. = ~.
you think 80 now" she said toler-
antly. "But appearances were against
me" r' p ~ 81 1919 ..%
They'd have to be black!" L. =
If you found I had deceived YOU
Miss Shannon" He threw an arm
across the table and suddenly impr1s-
oned her hand. There's no use beat
ing about the bush. You've got to
know" 3. ~. -4-s,s. NJ p
She drew back suddenly with a
frightened look and a monosyllable of
sharp remonstrance: "No!" X.
But you must listen to me. I want
you to understand. Bourke used to say
to me: The man who let's love into
his life opens a door no mortal hand
can close-and God only knows what
will follow I'M And Bourke was right.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-29
."Perfectly!'' she laughed archly.z

Perfectly!""s she laughed archly.
I, He bent over and for few mo.
ments wrote busily. ~ $$
"Now he's walking slowly round the
corner, never taking his eyes from
you," the girl reported, shoulder to
shoulder and head distractingly near
his head.
"Good. Can you see him any bet
ter?"
"Not yet"
"This note," he said, without stop
ping his pen or appearing to say any
thing, "is for the concierge of a build
ing where I rent stabling for little,
closed car 1 find occasionally useful.
I'm supposed there to be chauffeur
in the employ of a crazy Englishman
who keeps me constantly travelling
with him back and forth between
Paris and London. That's to account
for the irregularity with which I use
the car. They know me, monsieur and
madame Of the conciergerie, as Pierre
Lamier; and I think they're safe-not
only trustworthy and Of friendly dis
position, but quite simple-minded; I
don't believe they gossip much. If so,
the chances are De Morbihan and his
gang know nothing of the arrangement.
But that's all speculation-a forlorn.
hope!"
II understand" the girl chuckled at
his elbow. "He's still prowling up and
down outside the hedge"
Were not going to need that car to-
night; but the home of Nine Omber is
close by; and I'll follow and join you
there within an hour at most. Mean
time, this note will introduce you to
the concierge and his wife-I hope you
won't mind-as my fiancee. I'm telling
them we became engaged in England,
and I've brought you to Paris to visit
my mother in Montrouge, but am de-
tanned by my employers business, and
will they please give you shelter for an
hour"
"He's coming in," the girl announced
quietly. e.,
I'm here?"
''No-merely inside the row of little
trees"
K (Which entrance?" s"~ 49,
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(ro BE CoNTINIJED.)
The Word "Stunt."

A stunt is ajfeat or performance
striking for the strength or skill re
quired for its accomplishment; hence
it has come to mean any real feat
The word has made its way into both
Webster and the New Standard die
tionary, but neither states its origin
Webster suggests a comparison with
the old word stint" which means "a
task" 1t is interesting to note that
obsolete provincial English had a
word stunt" which meant dull" or
stupid" %@ 49," .'%
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CHAPTER XVIII.
Sheer lmpudence.


Though 1t was not yet eight o'clock
when they entered the restaurant, it
was something after eleven before
Lanyard called for his bill. E4
We've plenty of time" he had ex-
planned; eth be midnight before we
can move. The gentle art of house
breaking has its technique, you know,
and it's ethics-we can't we'll violate
the privacy Of Nine. Omber's strong
box before the caretakers on the
premises are sound asleep. It isn't
done, you know-it isn't class to go
burglarizing when decent, law-abiding
folk are wide awake. Meantime we're
better off here than trapesing the
streets"
It's silent web of side ways and a
gloomy one by night that backs up
north of Les Halles-old Paris, grim,
taciturn, and somber, stepped in its
memories of savage romance. But for
lnfreQuent corner lamps, the street
that welcomed them from the doors of
the warm and coy restaurant was as
dismal as an alley in some city of the
dead. Its houses, with their mansard
roofs and boarded windows, bent their
heads together like mutes at wake,
black-cloaked and hooded; seldom one
showed a light; never one betrayed by
any sound the life that lurked behind
its Jealous blinds. .-sz.
Now again the rain had ceased and,
though the sky remained overcast, the
atmosphere was clear and brisk with q
touch of frost, in grateful contrast to
the dull and muggy air that had OBJ