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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03
The Difficult Part.

She-What do you think of Mrs.
HoweII's idea of getting up dinner for
six persons at cost of only one dollar
He-Well, I've no doubt she could
get the dinner up all right, but the
trouble would be in finding six persons
who would be willing to get it down.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03
WOMAN HAD.
NERVOUS TROUBLE:
Lydia z. Pinkharn's Vegeta-
bic Compound Helped Her.
West Dandy, N. Y.-"I have had
nervous trouble all my life until took

Lydia r. Pinkham's
v e g etable Com
pound for nerves
and for female trou-
bles and it straight
ened me out in good
shape. Iwork nearly
all the time, as we
live on a farm and I
have four girls. ! do
all my sewing and
other work with
their help, so it
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03
SUFFERED FOR FOUR YEARS.

Mr.. J. M. Sinclair of Olivehill
Tenn, writes: II strained my back,
which weakened my kidneys and
caused an aWfuI bad hackache and
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03
Heard ON the Car.

Where did you get the grippe"
From fellow who belongs to the
same lodge. Boston Evening Tran
script.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03
Natural Result.

why was that show such a frOst?''
81 guess it was because the people
who gave it got cold feet"
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03

True religion makes a man feel that
It is just a. cold for his wife to get
up and light the fire as it Is for him
self
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03
Scientific Hints.

'How do you manage to get SO
many JOY rides?"
ooh, I practice auto suggestion"
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03

Most men care less for the trump
of fame than for the trump that
scoops the pot
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03

According to Her Cook Book.
Bride-Merciful heavens! That pie
is burning and I can't take it out for
ten minutes yet!"-Life.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03

Throw Off Colds and Prevent Grip.
When you feel a cold coming on, take LAxA:
TIVE BROMO QUININR Il removes cause Of
Colds and Grip. Only One 'RROMO QUININE."
II. w. GROVES signature on box. Csc.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03
a Definition,

Knicker-What is an effective block
Rde?
Bocker-It happens when you don't
tip the waiter.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03

Dentists may be properly classed as
root doctors.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03

Dignity may stoop to conquer, but
never grovels in the dust.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03

The Other Way About.
Wonder how old Roxleigh came to
select such a young wife,
''He didn't. She selected him."
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03
Looking Elsewhere Now.

EOONiHU EISCWIiSEC iNOWs
What size collars do you wear?"
About a half size too small for
you. Punch Bowl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

abqeoebenen Giimm5e.el 5iiriidgeuieien uno
niDt ge5dDlt peroen, mo o.e 2S1pallllpl9'
Ae1oroe fol- Hicbl troeno enen @cri@' nber ote
IN ienem 9re5infie abgegebenen StlIHnIen ma.
c6en, uito oas 8uriidmeiien iolder Gtimn3eiie
fol- In feiner g9eiie oaS 9ieiuItat iolDer gSabl
ga. MUid,mitt. - @ieie gfte ;ou ieinen ges
qua baben alf nod Elm 8erbot ieit fir ote
5abriialloH iiir ben 8erioul bon alfoRolgalli.
eelL geiitiqeiI iino meinarli9en, mal3Ddliteeli
uilo bernuidenoen Spiriiuolen our0 %erlonelI
l1lo @orpurdtionef, ne ebt nit oer S5dbrtid'
ton oerlelben ODER Dem Grdnsport Oerelbet
ourb beiage 4erlonen ooer 9orporaiioneL 100
iolde @ptrimoicn iiir ben 8eriln aori3irt
utlo nilr 5ir glblieierunq tilr ben 8erldnot n1cD
Fldben auBerbnlb beS Stanies ooer 1ncb Blubell
iunerbab oeS @toaieS perfanit meroen, no
FOLDER 8eriaut nDi icbl ooer ipdter onreD
&eieb berboteii tt. beic0dfiiet limb
z. Wbldniit - hub ee lDirO OcriAgf oab
oieie Ylie bonn Gage brer glHua0me an in
@enebmiei am II. Wldrs 1915
Hub ba Der /. Mbihutt Ger obenauaeiibrten
gliie beonei, 0aB Der Gonberneur oes StaQs
tcs gioiid onrdp BeroiieHil6LH9 N 5lget Ses
hnecn qeben ion. Die ii cner her III benecr
gIfte 0elignirieH politii6en @lnDeieu permiss
gegeben meroeiL mo pellil nur cine 3ehiIig
IN folder poltii6en Ginbet ber1tientidDt miro,
oafn In iener 8ehing, luio menn feine Se'
hne IN irgeno olber polliiden Ginbeit ber'
nisgeaebcn miro, odH tn eHer III benz 9onni0
berDlleHilid)ien 3emna, IN iuel1er lol0e 20,
lliibe Gin1et lieqi; uno IN bret IN ber Staot
Baltimore ber0iienild)ieH 8ellnHgen, bon lpels
den cine IN oeuiibcr Gpr1de qeorudi miro
AtelutUtW pFotIt HVo DtltVlC tuT VNtttIpW
g. 0arringtun, GonOerncur BON Winrlinib,
MN bierour9 IN lleberelniiimmllna NIT Der II
beiaQienl Nbf6niiie I beg beagen NapiielS 80
Der G5elebe bon WlarbQno bon 1916 cnibdlies
nen ghioriidi uno gnpeiinng an, Dab cine
gIbidrit oieier Broilamntion, ipeIde eineit
bollltdnoigen uno ridtigen SHbalt Der beiaeien
glfie enibdlt 70 per6ifenilidlt lpiro uie IN be-
agieu glbl6niti I Der belagien gfe Dorqes
dbriebeu M, elm Wlal ieoe Mode fir orei Ulos
nate Dor Dem Gage Der g8abL bel pelber be-
iaqie glfie ben reGiltrirten StimmeeberH Der
beiapien poIiiider 6inbeiien fiir beren Qllls
nabnIe ooer 3liriidmeiilnlg an rnierbreiien ut.
Wegebcn itnter meiner Saub
nnb bcnt GIrpf.Sieael beS
StanteS WlnrDlnno.
(Has Welmeben in Der Gtaot glns
UroBsSiegeI napolis on oieiem 5lpnn'
bon 3qen Gage oeS Suit inI
Warblano) Sabre uniereS 0errn ens
ianieno Henbunoert uno
iedb5ebn
Gmergpu 6. Ndrrln1tDn.
@ur(D ben WDiinerneur:
S1umnS gp Simmons
Staaiss sGefretdr.
(gluq5ig81ma- -yiob4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
YrDflamatiDm.


BeabNmfIaieS Mmsnoemsnt sur Gunnltutlon
ucn Wiarglano, I'M ein Budget sgItem ein'
5urldJten.
9a In Der SyamarsSibnng Der GiaatsGes
ieBaebnna bon AiarDlano, nbaebalteii i'm Sabre
1916, Elm 8eieb anAenonnen puroe ndntliU
Anpitel 100 bein9ier @eete, pel9eS eill %eeg
IT. nm Elm Enhancement 81 Mbi0nit 81 oes
3. Mrtifels bir5u5ufiieen. benanni g@eIetee.
bungs' 'Separiemeni" Der Sonittmiion oes
@iaates. uuio wel1cs beiaeie @eiet in asorien
nno 3aDcn ipie tolgt lantei
yGnpitel 159.
Gin GJeIeb elm Enhancement gum 9l6lbniii 80
beS 3. glriiefls, Iiiel 8ciebgebun9ss Depdrie'
ment oer 9onllitntion otees Stnates, oor'
icblngeno, oaS ScitieBen bon 8eriuiuigungell
IN regildrer Situng ie9iiireno liilo 8orfeD'
rlngen 3ln unierbreiten oes belnAten @men'
dement's an Die paDlbere1tieteH SiiMmgeber
oieieS GtaateS 8llr 9lnnaDme ooer 3ur gtb'
lebnltng 5n ireiien.
QbImnitt l.. Gs lpito burd Die 0eiet9ebnng
bDn Wiarnlanb ueriIgt (orei 6iinttel oer Wft'
9lieoer eitlcs ieoeH Der beoeH 0nnler 3nfn'
mciio) oak 5olgenoe5 biermt als Elm Amen.
@eiebgebnngS Gepariement Der Gonltituton oies
les Stualee, boraeldngen miro, uiio oaB lol'
9es. oenn .onr9 oie 9eieBIt6 bereniigien
ieben, ungenonmen M, es ols 2bibnit 80 oeS
3. glrtlIeIS Der @onlthiiIon bon WlarplaHo be'
fannt iein ioG.
@elo ads benz GlaaissShqbamt bepiaigen nlie'
9enonlnen IN lebcreinimnuHg init ben tols
qenoen 0orHrliten
ilnier.9bidnitt NJ
Seoe SermiuiglnaSborlaae mub eniipeoer et'
ne Budget Soroge Elm ODER cine Supplemeli'
arsSeruIligunaSDorIae ioie biernah err
mdDnt.
ilntcr.Nbihnlt y:
0rItens Snner6alb 5pan5ie Inaen rn6
ocm 8unmmeniriii oer @elebgebung (nHaen0nls
men I'M Sale zines neuQeudblien @olberDeur5
mo 0nlin innerDdlb 0reibiH I0qen nab letner
glmiSeiniilbrunn) aiisgenoHItnen oieier Seitrdlm
miro Oerldn9ert ourdb Die @eietgebuna ilr bic
Sibuna. IN iuelder hne 8uoqei porgeleat iulro,
f0u Der @ouDernelr Der @eletaebulg 3lpei
9uoaeis borleeen. ems filr iebes Der iol9enoeil
5islal5abre, Seoes Yuoaet lou einen oou.
ltdnoi9en Blan be5iiglidb oer porael1laeeneil
oas beionoere Gisfal.Snbr auf pel6es oer'
ielbe Ge5ne bat, enbaten; uno es lou ben er'
mnriefen 1eberi6uB ooer 0eii5it III oen @ins
iiinften an Sfbe eines iolden Snbrcs deiger;
Seoes Budget ion bon einem glusiuels begletiet
iein, lueld)cr (1) bic @inifinite uno guegaben
ilir leoes Der 8lindcbii olaenoen 5pel Visial'
Sabre nugie6t; (2) Die lauienoeH SutDaben
decentralization, Reierben unD lleberI6uB o0er
8cfi5it neS Staatee; CD Die S6nloen uHo
SollhS oeS GtanfeS (4) eiHen BoranlO1a oes
GnatS SsSnan3s3nianbeS bei'n BegInne lfo
nm @noe encS ieoen Der Sslali1gre, bic bird
bic oben bOreelcbenen 3iue Nnogets gehedt
pcroen; 90 iraenb cine @rildruna oes @ons
berneurs Die oerlelbe in 8e3ua all Die ud'
mlinht mo raeno iuedlc 4orihldqe IN Be
ana 0uf nie Q}cihooen iir sic Rerminocrinq
ooer be 9erme1runa her @iHfiiniie oes eiaa'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

Sage in 5rantreih,
@oris, %. Sept. - Die lano-
ipirt5idaftliHe Situation in 5ranf.
reid na9 @eenoiglng Der grnote
miro BON ben Qhltoritdten mie iolgt,
5uianrnengefoBt:
Sic @ei3en.grnte 1T etiuas germ.
ger ais Der GurAidnitt oes lebten
syabres; ood in oen meitliden, mitt.
leren uno iiiopeitlibeu Ebeilen oes
2auoes 1T DER @rtrag i'm gan5en be-
frieOigeno. Die Situation be8iigli6
Safer lit redt giinitig. Die &ortof-
fel.@rnte botte ltnter ser Giirre 81
leioen; ood in monAen @egenoen
ipuroe elm 0ufrieoeniteaenOer @rtrag
er5ielt. Die gliiben.grnte lit befrie-
oigeno.
Gie @einberge litten inter Der
Sibe, bod i'm gan5en 1T Der @rtrog
Elm 5ufrieoeniteaenoer"
@rof @oroIDi miro iarf a.
itiid.
9[miteroam Soaono, %. Sept
Dia Qon0on. Giner @uoopelter
Qepei6e an oie Ella" naf, BAT
@raf W3idoel GarolDi Der 1oriitenoe
Der ungnriiden llno6bdneigfeits.
8artei, i'm lmqoriIhen 2an0taq Sen
iuenriiGen Yremier.Dliniiter Tor.
mel gefroet Oh Der &0nig bon lin.
earn ieine SobeitSreAte Dem oeilt.
iben aaiier abgetreten babe
Ger %retnier @rai Iis5a, 70 tiigt
Die Gepelde bin5lt 6abe Dem @raien
aarolDi geantportet, er iei ialid I'm.
terri1tet. Ser a0nig bon llngarn,
10 iagte er, bat ieine So6eitSredte
p0aig bebalteu."
Tis5o iiegt I'M ungori'
fhen 9R cid STAG.
2onoom %. September. - Ger
uugarii6e 9&eidstag bat oen 9Intrag
ser Sppoiitionsfiibrer, @rafen SIN.
oraiiD uno 9lpponDi oie Gelegatiouen
ein5uberufen abgelebnt, uie cine
9uoapeiter Gepeide ii6er glniteroam
an Heuter'S 9ureau meloet.
Cas 8erlangen Der @in6eriifung
Ser Gelegotionen mel1e 9lneelegen-
beiten erorteru, ole Seiterreicb imo
llngarn oemeiniom betrefien mar Der
8limar oes erioIereiHen Samples,
cen Die beioen @rafen felt mebreren
@oden gegen Die 9lominiitration oes
@remiers EiS5a gefiibrt botten.
Ser SturnL ben ser Brenlier nod
oieier WleIoimg nimnlebr beitanoen
bat, erreidte ieinen Sobepunft, ais
@umGnien in ole 9eiben Der 9(liirten
trat Gie 9lneelegenbeiten melde oie
Sppolition oen Gelegationen uorle,
gen polte, uaren Die angeblide llu'
fdbigfeit ser oiterreidiiden 9legie.
rung 6etreff5 Der auswdrtigen glnge-
legenbeiten uno Die @rfolgloiigfeit
Der oiterr. ..ilng. glrmeebermalting.
9lm eriten Gienitag 9lbenO i'm Of
tober bdlt ole ogaItinorer CHORAL.
@eiellidaft4 ibre erite Erobe inter
2eitung oes 4rof @uitap Strube in
oen 9ldumlidfeiten Der 60beren ana
beniAnle on Der glor0.&omarO.St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

6rnn0oiilhe Snionterle melBt
@orItSbe BEL 6loriua ab. ~ Ser
ipdteter omtlider buleorii6er
9eridt. Gage ouf maceOoni.
ider 6ront unberdnoert.
garis. %. September. = Gos
iran3oHide ariegsminiiterium CAB
beute betaunt, DAB iran56iiide uuo
ierbiihe Truppcn, pelbe l1nes oes
ipeitlihen Gnoes Der mnceoouiihen
tSront operiren, nene @rfoIge gesen
oie 9ulgaren 81 Der5eidnen babeu.
Serbiide Eruppen, pelde ibren 8or.
morib I1ngs 6es 8rooailuiies fort.
icben, baben Die gladbaridnft boil
llrbani erreitt, NO 100 @eiaueeue
gemadt muroeu.
glorolih BON 5lorina brad Elm 6ul.
gariiber 2lngriif iVter unierem Sr.
iaHterie.6euer 3uiammeu.
glad beftieen @efehten maren bic
Gntentetraite i'm StanSe, auf Den
S0ben, welhe Die StroBe bon 5lo.
rino nod 4opIi beberriden, Sort.
idritt 3il MAIDEN
glohitebeno Der boIle @ortlout Der
DlittbeilrIna;
,gntlang Der Struma.5ront ml0
IN Der @egeno oes Qoiran.Sees CAB
es 0ie iibli6e aononaoe. Sn Dem ge.
3irf 3wii9en oen 6Iiiiieu 9aroar unO
Gerna puroe elm bulgnrilher glE-
griii ali 3borfp blutig obgeihlagen.
syn oer Geeeito oes 6luIies grooa
iino IerbiiAe Qruppen, ibren 8or.
marib iortieteno, bis CUR imniittel-
Barren gladbarihaft BON llrbani
(8rbenir) porgeorungen llngefabr
100 @eianeene pur0en bon ben Bein-
Den gemadt
9lorolic6 bon 8loriuo purOe ehI
ieiuolider @oritob ourd oos 5euer
Der iron55iiideu Snfanterie gum
Shllnano gebraht
llniere Tritppen idnberten oas &C..
iomnte @ebiet noromeitlih bon Qlr.
resfo uno maHteu nad blittigen8dm.
pien 6ortihritte in Der 9aidtung auf
oie &oben, melde oie StraBen bon
5loriua nab 9opiIi beberriheu.
glebIiges @etter 6ebinoerte Die
Gperationen auf Der gan5eu 5ront.
4mtlider buIgariiher Sc
ri1t.
Sofio. %. Sept, bia SonOon.-
9lntIiA miro bonn bulgariihen &c.
neraIitob inter eeitrieem Gotum be.
ridtet
nDlaceooniite 8ront: Iie Gage 1T
unDeranoert llniere Qruppen bel
SIorina uerbrahteu oeu Tag Der.
bdltuiBmdBig ru9ia Sin ruiiiider
gIngriii auf oen &iiseI 1870 norOlif
bon gIrmenit idlug iebl 5eiuolidc
9atoilloue muroen i'm Wloglenica.
2bal in llnorOnuug 5uriideetrieben.
2lui beioen llfern oes 9oroor berrIh.
te idpade Artillerietb1tiefeit. Sm
Stumo.GboI uno entlane Der aga.
iIhen aiiite berridte 9Rube
gqnmGniihe 6ront: Gntlnng Der
Gonou perIief Der 9og rubie. Sn
Ser Tobruoida conioIioirteu unierc
Gruppen i6re SteIlitueen 9Im &c.
iirigen Gage fam es MIR 8u fleineren
@eieHten,
Geiitihe 6lieger grifien bic feino.
Iihe Na6nlinie bel 9iderna.Boon
eriolgreid] an uno rihteten eroBen
S6aoen an. Gin rniiiihes @eidwa-
Der bon 20 4nmpieinbeiten beiuarfen
oie Soben norolib imo 6itlid bon
4erbelia erfolaloS nit gomben.
llniere @aiierilug5euge bereiteltel
eiuen ieinoIi6en 6lug5eua.gInsriiI
oui 9arno~
@ritenf6iffe befdieBen
9uIgnrentelIungen
Qonoon, %. Sept. ~ Eie britt.
ide &eereSleitnng meloet GolgenoeS.
ogln mlierer StrAmofront beid1oi-
fen ghifie Der ael. Morine oen6eino
in Der gsdbe bon gleobori, am Dit
ufer Der Strirma nabe i6rer D1iin.
oung nit befrieoieenoeni 9ieiultate
qIn Der Toiranfront fam es nuf bel.
ben Seiieu ou er65bter Ebdtigfeit Der
QIrtillerie"
Rebolutionare Il llmtriebe
in @riehenIano.
Atben bia 4aris, % Sept -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
Abgt(1lagtn.
8ulgarenangriT aat
3bOrstB.
9aar9 SeridJt fram3Dfiihen
6rieaebmreams.

Die Serbeu onsebIid biz in Die gaabe
bon llrbaui porseOruugen.
8rou5oiii6e Snfunterie weiBt
@orItSbe BEL 6Ioriuo ab. ~ Ser
ipdteter omtlider buleariider
gcridt. Sage olif maceOoni'
i6er 8ront unDer1noert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

9lm eriten Gienitog 9(beno i'm Of
tober b1lt ole ogaItinorer CHORAL.
@eiellidaft4 ibre erite Erobe inter
9eitlng oes 4rof @ultab Strube in
oen 9ldumlidfeiten Der 60bereu ana
benibnIe on Der gloro.8omaro.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

BeabEdtIaieS announcement sur 0Uniiitutlon
uon WiarBlano, nm ein Budget Sgitem ein.
5urldjteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

soniiar tiaS BoH i9fe 3 e ''0 esees oneenoi m @
men bat, oas ais aapiiel 80 Der Beiebe boz
Usarplano oer beiagien Sibuna befaHni ietr
iol, laliei boielbe IN ben QBorten uHo 5ifiern
ipie iolat:
, 1916-02-09
Censored at Jamaica.)

Rome, Feby 9Th. Au Austrian arms factory,
the Skoda works ut Pllsen, Bohemia, has been
partly destroyed as The result of an explo-
sion, according to a despatch from Bucharest,
Rumania, TO the Messagero.
London, FeRy. 6th.-rhe King to-day made
his first public appearance since he suffered
injury from an accident While reviewing the
British troops in France last October. His
Majesty attended a performance of Verdi's
Requiem in memory of the soldiers who have
fallen in the war.
NewYork, Feby. 6th.-The German raider
which captured he British steamer Appam
was the Pongo, according to Captain Harri-
son, formerMaater of the Appam, who arrived
here yesterday from Norfolk, Va, on the
steamship Hamilton, With Harrison were
his officers and crew numbering $50 who
probably will be sent to England on The
White Star liner Baltic.
/ London, Feby. 7th.-A despatch to Reu-
ter's Telegraph Co. from Salonica says there
was a sAilmish on Sunday between French
, 1916-02-09

have been iepulsed, suffering heavy losses.
Copenhagen, Feby. 7th.-A large German
warship has been sunk in theCattegat between
the island OF Anholt and the Swedish coast,
according to a Copenhagen despatch quoting
the newspaper "Helsingor Avis. The des-
patch says it is supposed the vessel struck Il
mine. Wireless calls for help were heard,
but these ceased after a time.
London, Feby, 6th-The correspondent
of the British Press in Mesopotamia tele-
graphing from Basra, Asiatic Turkey, IN er
date of Feby. 2nd. emphasizes the hard task
of the Kut eI-Amara relief force. He says
the climatic conditions compare with the
worst experienced in France in the Winter
Of 1914 In few campaigns have the British
and Indians been 50 severely tried. Lack
of cover in the fiat country exposes the adj
vancing troops to rifle fire at 1000 yards.
At the present time owing to the recent halt,
the conditio S are becoming like those in
France. Communication trenches have been
cut, and for the moment the operations are
confined to sniping and artillery fire.
Madrid, Feby. 5th-Nlne hundred Ger
mans and $4,000 of their Colonial troops
from the German Colony Of Kamerun have
crossed the border into Spanish Guinea, &C
cording to an official announcement made
mere lO-uHS. LIE sIOOpS nave D6eD QlSHftDeQ
and intelned. This is taken here to indie te
TINT the Franco BRUSH campaign in the
Kameruns is nearing - conclusion.
Paris, Fehy. 6'h-Ihe following official
communication was issued by the Wan Office
tonight. In Belgium our artillery in con
cert with he British artillery carried out
dostrucriv We fires on the German trench
es in front of B~oesinghe. To the eost
of the same region two enemy batteries
were s;Ienced BY our heavy artillery.
To The east Of SCISSORS we caunouaded the
hostile works on HE p'ateau Of Chassemy. It.
is learned from new reports that the BON
bardmeut carried out yesterday in the
Champagne on the enemy's organization on
the plateau Of NavnrIn has given excellent
results. The trenches shelIed were seriously
wrecked, and several m|unition depots were
blown up In addition our projectiles
having demolished reservoirs Of sutfocatlng
gas, waves sprend ont which the wind drove
back on The enemy lines"
Palis, Feby. 5th.-An ofieial Bulgarian
report as forwarded from Athens to the
"Temps' says that 40 men were killed and
more than 500 wounded during the recent
attack by French aoloplanes on Bulgarian
troops. The attack is soid TO have been
made by seventeen aeroplunes. More Than
200 bombs were dropped on the Bulgarian
troops at Petrich in the Strumnitza valley.
The bombardmeut vas over in twenty
minutes.
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to be said. One night, overhearing us
discussing a recent piratical attack on
stranded steamer along the Moroe-
can coast, he decided the African
seaboard as a health resort was no
place for him, and the next day de-
| serted.
Notwithstanding five months work
outfitting, those last few days pre-
scnted a busy scene; carpenters ham,
mered and sawed while the crew
swung cargo aboard by screeching
blocks and tackle. Spare sails, spars
and ropes, duplicate parts for the lit
tie emergency engine scientific out
fits, personal outfits, and supplies for
eight men for four months crowded
deck. and wharf-all to be slowed
away; also a deck cargo of twenty
one large barrels of oil and water and
two large dories.
Rumors of submarine activity off
the Azores and north African coast
caused us to comply with the mari
time custom and paint the American
flag on each side, for should sub
marine torpedo mistake our vessel
for a filibuster, the result would be
a shower of toothpicks,
Some last purchases were made at
Sea- going Tony's and the crew was
signed on. Late that night Manouel
Emilio, the new cook, plump. five
feet,a nd Portuguese, climber aboard.
"Chiquito," as Harold promptly nick
named him, had cooked on whalers.
To thwart further .desertions,, Amory
decided to pull out into midstream un-
der power and anchor overnight.
Dawn dispelled the morning mists,
and soon, with all sails set and fair
wind and weather, the three-thous-
and-mile voyage was begun. Brenton
Reef Lightship disappeared astern.
and we set oceanward in a craft over
one hundred tons smaller than Co.
lumbus's carack, the Santa Maria.
Since man first stretched his skins
athwart the breeze above his hol-
lowed log, "the call has set the sails
of countless argosies wind-bulging,
treasure e-troving to new and strange
lands. Our treasure was neither gold,
slaves nor precious stone. but the
skins of rare birds OF the Eastern
Canaries, age-hidden facts of the
Gaunches-a people long extinct-and
records of the present inhabitants Of
the West African Islands and the nei-
ghboring mai inland. TIL schooner's
rakish rig belied her speed; her ten
dency to yawn and broach required
constant alertness at the wheel and
there was no motion which the Kitty
A. did not describe.
Seasick? Yes! every man aboard,
Including the cook. who was laid on
the shelf all OF the first forty-eight
hours, and in the next twenty-four
discovered that. through slight geo.
graphic prevarication on the part OF
the shipping commissioner, he--the
eook-was bound for Africa instead Of
Halifax.
The schooner, once a fisherman
had served her time ION the banks"
The fish-hold amidship was now con-
verted into the main cabin. Cleverly
devised drop-seats, take-down chart,
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learned that the Kitty A. was a"sail-
ler," he saw a chance to save long
voyage money, with a touch Of ex-
citement in the game,
Harold Ness, short, blond, and
husky, who hailed from Christiania,
had a propensity to ship wherever
there was adventure. Since fourteen
he had crowded on full sail into the
latter portion Of his twenty-seven
years. Once down with yellow
jack" in a Cuban coast town he was
Gagged like wild animal and left
alone for days in delirium. His last
experience was drifting in mid-ocear
in a ships boat after the ill-fated
Denver went down.
1t came about that Harold and
Henry Wyman, ten years his senior,
"hove-to" by a ship-chandler's shop
or the harbor side of Atlantic ave-
nue-that attractive mud hole of Bos-
toms waterfront. Henry, a pictur-
esque Down East sailor sinewy and
shrewd. had taken his turn at me-
chanics and lumber -jacking. But his
last venture was following the Afrl-
can Grain Coast for the American
Tropical Trade Company on a bark
affectionately known by her crew as
The Drifting Curse
Where are you shipping?" said
Harold as he ranged alongside,
ME? I'm logged for the yacht
Sea Call. But there's going to be la
dies aboard, and I've bout decided I
can't be touching my hat and polite
on the lingo all the time. I'd rather
ship where there amt no skirts.
Where are you going?"
ITO Africa in a rowboat." said Har-
old. why don't you Gomez"
'I'll talk it over with the shipping
commissioner.
OF Wilson, the cook, there is little
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and proved out the mate and crew.
No skipper could have asked for a
better lot of sailormen.
Though the sea was too heavy to
risk the forestaysail, with reefed main
sail. we retrieved little of the dis
tance We had been blown north, work
ing back toward our course, whlcn
followed the Great Circle.
The wind died out, but the seas ran
high, slaking along on ponderous, oily