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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
Attacked by Stronger Bull
oar Forces, Defenders
Are Swept NOrthward
INVADERS NEARING
MOUTH OF DANUBE
One Column Driven to
Death in Lake by Blow
of Cars Troops

,.-so~ nee. 90 Uadcr the blows
.v..serse-'. superior forces Of Ger
AVID Bslears tho Russians are
- ,-c.sca bscs -aridly In ;he Do
o-r. revc -,t,e serarsto
b-cc. o. NH,
.hem non rom me "''"''
--o.,h.
~. 7.,.or> capt.-ed 900 prisoners
..-.--..o-. r-h;.L ,r.-s
oarns me Gay ~
conducted along ihe entire 'front.'. ne
.-.,- hodv or Sshharof's army already
.s,. crossed Ire Danube into
'h' ,,-,s.... io,,.;,. o,1v
Bcsss' eo.' ''
reargasrcs 30 ost,.c WIKI the leU'ohs'
-. %. rorraas statement says shat only
.5....L-.o-tS" came into conflict with
''.''' r..-.
che ,.cmt %. '"'' ''."
Russian regiment mace . daring
...... oil, . Bulgarian column advanc-
'''" .....-. ~ v-;.sl % the
''s 'o" . -,
sst O. lat' 5~nsd@ea' aho Grove '"o''
.,.o f-,. Iho..ta. The greater part
...., r.f~sr forces we're drowned IN
...,.,. --.-,oo-,.,. Que
i' IL.
hurc of and ..'eeh hu'S"' So'u'''S
,.r.r.. deaf. b. GROWING ana we're
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
GERMAN INFANTRY RAID
REFUSED BY BRITISH
Artillery Activity Is Great on Rest OF
West Front

London, Dec. % The only infantry
operation recorded on the West front
Yesterday was an attempted raid on the
British lines opposite the Hohenzollern
redoubt, on the Ancre front. The Ger
mans we're driven back by the fire OF
the British guns.
Along the rest of the front the artil-
lery activity was great, but no efforts
were made by either side TO launch at
tacks. British seroplanes cooperated
during the day with the artillery, spot
ting enemy posts and working parties.
which the gunners bombarded. The
Ncrdun region was quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
FRANCES NEW MINISTERS
ENDING FAMINE IN COAL
Relief Already Felt-Heavy Taxes on
Theatre Tickets, Sugar, Tobacco

Paris. Dee 22.-The energetic meth
DDS Of the new men in the government
are beginning TO make themselves felt
already. NJ. Herriot, Minister Of Ma
tional Subsistence and Labor, and NJ.
Albert Claveille, Under Secretary TO.
Public Works, have taken series OF
measures which promise to remedy the
coal famine.
To increase the output Of the French
mines number of miners are being
recal ed from the army, and, IN addi-
ton. 5000 German prisoners VIII ne
used to facilitate the importation OF
hard coal from England.
The Chamber of Deputies has ap-
proved batch Of new taxes. among
them a graduated tax on theatre and
vaudeville tickets. Motion picture
establishments must pay per cent on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
SANTA AND DEATH
RIDE SIDE BY SIDE
Trucks Behind British Line
Filled with Shells and
Xmas Gifts
MANY PRESENTS SENT
INTO FRONT TRENCHES
Some for Men Killed in Re-
cent Fights-NO Lull
for Holidays

With the British armies in France,
Dec. % In these last days before
Christmas il is a strange procession, in
deed that winds its way on the travel
SCARED roads OF Northern France TO
where the greatest armies the world
has ever known are locked in life and
death struggle.
Veing with the seemingly endless
train Of motor trucks. groaning under
capacity weights Of power, shells and
Ell the varied and sinister material o.
var. are numberless other trucks fairly
bu,ging with presents and greetings Of
The Yuletide. Oddly enough both types
o. trucks are decorated gaily with holly
and mistletoe. 1t appears now that no
soldier. regardless Of how humble his
station, will be forgotten.
Powder and Shell First
The handling OF the vast amount Of
mail for the English. Canadian and
Australasian troops is fraught with
great difficulties. for powder and she'll
assert their prero9atiye Of preference.
and the holiday season will bring no
lessening Of the gun pressure on any
part Of the front.
Despite the complex problems con-
nected with the task. the organization
behind the British front makes IL pos
sible for letters and parcels 20 reach
the men in the front line trenches
forty-cight hours after their posting
i'm London One reason for this IS that
the mail is being handled and dis
tributed by "Tommies' who formerly
we're postal employees.
The Canadians received the bulk OF
their mail last week. most Of the
soldiers obeying with childish i'm
parcels until Christmas. The mail for
the Australasisn troops, necessarily,
was posted six or seven weeks ago. and
naturally there were many casualties
in that period. so that the authorities
are confronted with number OF
parcels which never will reach their
intended owners.
Outgoing Mail Heavy
A feature OF the Christmas army
mails is that the outgoing post IS
almost as heavy as the incoming, with
strange cross current OF money
orders going home and coming out
Some idea OF the army postal problems
may be gained from the fact that nor
mally the British army sends l,l00,-
600 letters and post cards and 1000
parcels daily. This number is being
doubled and trebled during the Christ
mas rush. Another interesting fact Is
that soldier receives an average of
four letters a week and writes one.
The packages being sent from the
front contain all manner of souvenirs
from the battlefelds and trenches.
Letters and parcels Of the men on the
very front line are sent 20 them with
their rations. The favorite Christmas
card that the "Tommies' are sending
home is one on which loving notices
are woven with vsri-colored SIX
threads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
KING RATIFIES ISLAND SALE
Denmark and L. s. TO Exchange Ratifi.
cation Instruments in Washington

Copenhagen, Dec. 22.-King Chris
tan. in the Cabinet council to-day, rat
fled the treaty providing for the sale
Of the Danish West Indies to the
United States.
This follows -he passage by both
houses Of the Danish Parliament Of the
bill for the ratification of the treaty.
The exchange OF the ratification instru-
ments will take place in Washington.
probably toward the end Of January.
The Danish ratification will be dis
patched or the steamer Helig Olav. the
first liner which leaves Copenhagen for
New York, sailing on January II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
Tisza Wins; Will Crown King

Budapest, Dec. 22-The Hungarian
Parliament has completed arrange
ments for the coronation OF hinG
Charles On December 90 By electing
County Tisza as Psladin and thirty-siH
Of IT'S members as his assistants. Count
Tisza's election followed a hard nghi
with me Opposition. which supported
Archduke Joseph. The Paladin is the
functionary who places me crown on
the Kings head. Despite the war, II
10 Intended 20 make the coronation an
elaborate Affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
AS SOMME BATTLE WINNER
Victory Made RumsniAn Drive Possible
Ruler Tells Prince

Berlin. Dec 22.-EmPeror William
has conferred the OAK leaves Of the
Order Pour lie Merite upon Crown
Prince Rupprecht Of Bavaria, com
nander Of the German forces on the
Somm, front, it was offclslly an
nounced today. With the decoration
III. Emperor sent an autograph letter
in which he said: ~,
Under the splendid Leadership o.
your ROYAL highness the Fanco-Br7tii'sh
attacks have been arrested and tne
battle on the Somme won for Us. only
this made our destructive blows IN hu-
mania poss Bile
The Emperor has conferred the sane
distinction upon Lieutenant Genera
Won Kuhl. attached TO the star OF inc
Bavsrinn Crown Prince.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
Baron de Renter Killed at Front

london, Dec. 22.-Baron Hubert de
Reuter-. only son OF the late head Of
Reuters Telegram Company, Ltd, was
killed At beaumont Hamel. on the
Sommc battlefront, November 10. He
was born in 1873 and was serving as a
private in the Elack Watch Regiment.
With small detachment Baron de
Reuter- ca tured sixty-two Germans in
a trench and carried three wounded
men AVA under a heavy fire in the
course Of the action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23

monthly receipts under $4,000, 10 per
cent from $4,000 70 $4,000. % per cent
from $4,000 70 $4,000 and 25 per cent
on receipts in excess OF that,
Eight dollars per 900 pounds ID i'm
posed or refined sugar. The price OF
tobacco IL also raised. as we'll as the
rates on letter and postal card postage,
kilograms, telephone calls and money
orders.
Frances new O'Clock closing law is
being enforced rgidly. Already. it is
declared the measure is saving a great
amount OF electricity and gas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23

The medal 4, a simple decoration, which
was created for soldiers in the ranks
and non-commssioned officers. The
only commissioned officers who can re-
ceve it are generals already possessing
the Grand Cross Of the Legion OF
Honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
Rumanians Wrecked Oil Wells

london. Dec. 22.-An ofiicial commu-
aication issued to-day says;
"A satisfactory report has been re-
ceiyed from the British Military Mis-
sion in Rumanis OF the destruction
under ORDERS OF the Rumsnian govern
ment OF the oil wells and refnerics in
and near the principal oil fields"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
Cathedral Burns. Nun Killed

Quebec, Dec. p Fire to-day de
stICyed the Roman Catholic Cathedral
the Convent Of the French Nuns ana
the Bishops Palace. az Clarke City
seven Islands. One Of the nuns los,
her life A gssoleuc explosion wa
held accountable for the blaze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23
BRITISH PEACE
PLEA ARRIVES

Continued from page !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23

Berlin. Dec sa.-To-day's ofcio
report says:
Front Of Prince Leopold. Along the
Drera and on the Stokhod the Rus.
sian artillery FIRE continued FOR a lonl
time. An advance of two hostile com
psuics southeast % Riga was re
pulsed.
Northwest Of Zalos.sc (Galicia)
German advance troops entered both
the most advanced positions or the
Russians and the village OF Zvyshn
and returned after destroying four
mine throwers and capturing thirty
four prisoners and two machine guns.
Front o. Archduke Joseph. A hos
tile uicht attack on Csuedlcmor
north O. Truths VALLEY. failed
Army Corns or Field Marshal Won
Nackcnscn. IN Great Wallachia the
situation IS unchanged The Dobrudia
army continues 20 make progress anl
has taken 900 prisoners from the Rus.
Sims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23

mcrts in the region % Zwishn. Not
outstanding our fire. he occupied &
portion Of a demolished trench be.
longing 20 ono Of our companies. lie
was driven back by counter sttaci
launched by our companies occupyins
adjacent positions
On the river Bystritza our artillery
fire put 10 fight an enemy company
which was approaching toward oul
patrol guard in the region of the vil.
lsso of Krivitch Our artillery alsc
dispersed al enemy column about two
companies strong which was MARCHING
from the south toward the village OF
Chichkov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-23

Montreal, Dec. % The Montreal
Trades and Labor Council has adopted
a resolution urging the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor 10 protest to Presi-
dent Wilson against the Belgian depor-
tations, 10 was announced to-day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-15
PRAYED NOT
TO SEE MORNING
Fidful State OF Stomach Invalid
Who Recovered After Taking
Blaek-Draught.

dEsl1pTsfOrd, N. Y.-"onlv J..
MONTHS ago, / prayed | woI;id q. rev
morning" says Mrs. Charles g nyt see
u, - .nls town. For five LONG vs sones
mas an invalid, and tried ever,,. JLS;ls, !
nearo OF to obtain relief. nv g !
spen. over four hundred dolIsrs . ta
70 get me well. uOtiArs trying
read in one Of the r,d,.,, p,
brsn xJses about Thedford's Bisct
6y asu a and decided to try Il T Ttoai-
: I've packages, and am able n a., LOG
az sleep like q baby. and ~. mat
s rtik anything | want, and Sr.II IL, % 1
ff, I'm easily. Feel better thar sTA I've s%o
beIore taking Black.Dr.,oh4
Hon D snd WITH ny heart, had indies
~ ano constipation. Twice + ses-
1,sen w 20 die, but thanks ~ pt.Naa
'rsught did not. " olaek- ;
,r.n eann9s say too much for RI,.L !
~ TOT a. Indigestion, constipation. bs,d e
ne guinness, malaria. and 81 5 ne1a' o
- o. the liver and stor,seL s T1sos-
80. Dnz.SSiks-lgraught has proved itssIs 7,
e ae-lAoie and valuable rer1eJy
- composed Of pure, veg 1y. q
s 81, contains no dangerous gse sssSie J..
= and acts gently, vel ssSsi1 s roi r
young and old, and rho1Id 4. Iooo =
every family chest. ~ Aspt A
Set package Of Black-Dr.,.h. fol
+ Oniy one cent q dose. 20. re,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-15
UNION SERVICES HELD
DURING SUMNER MONTHS

Union evening services will h.
neiu TINS summer at the seelye Gar.
aen theatre beginning Sunday ey-
ening' July l6. Following is the
order Of services:
July l6, Rev. F. S. Blavnev nm.
July g. Rev. H. E. Bower; july
go Rev II. F. Martin. Aug. s. Rev
! :. Thomas: Aug. 10. Rev. Dean
f button D. D.; Aug. 90, Rev J
L Sinclair; Aug. q. pastor Of Re-
ormed churchill F. Martin. sec-
etsry.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-15
OLD.TlME REMEDY
MAKES PURE BLOOM

u purlfy your blood by tak;nc
HOODS Sarsaparilla. This med;s
eaue. mas been and still is the peonIe;s
cbaraot0. because of its reliable
:; Sna ~ and its wonderful success
a ~ .ne treatment of the common dis
ta,.,.s ana ailments-scrofula, ca
.arrn, rheumatism, dyspepsia. ,o oa,
OF appetite, that tired feel; ;oss
general debility. Aeenpg,
tos 1909 as ; sarsaparilla has been
'sS'ea forty years. Get it today
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-15
''e css of Ohio, City of Toledo, Ll-

state aes OF Ohio, City of Toledo :.
cas- county, SIS: 4oieoo' Lu-
be ' = J. Cheney makes oatB tho.
F IS senior partner of the FIN fin .n AZ
IN FL =, cheney sy & Co., doing bu lsn o.
stat ~ cue city Of Toledo, COUNTY 'ia less
viii viii "a aforesaid, and that said , hna
Dor Dor Pay the sum of ONE HTGNnP DE- n
~ nsoLLARS for each and av qrDa LED
~ ~ Gatarrh that cannot be cnrod Ease h
Tue use OF HALLS CATAPRH e eu ny
Sworn FRANK J. CHENEY VIZ
ed sworn ~ to before me and snh S H.
paoa ~ my presence this CIR I dau
1 DSseeimIoer, A. D. 1885. ~ uay OF
N' A. w. GLEASON
orn Tails Catarrh Cure Is tstau uotic'
,1ana and acts directly mon n IN. IN
,rooa and mucous surfaces po ~ t the
SS = Send for testimonials - TN Inc
Sofa s. j. g. CHENEY llS 6 CO., Toledo ts ,fe e
mage 1ake Halls Family Pills for cor
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-15
WHOSE PARENTS
DIVORCED, LEFT HOME

Clarence, Erwin and Frances Har-
Ienger' ages s, IA and is, of Solo
mon who left the home OF their
iather there Saturday and walked
to Salina were brought bac,- - 60, $50
mon esterday BY sheriff tr.ss,ao
Their parents are divorces go 80
.,.'S. n are probate charges. They
ather. - '"eA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-15

added an annoying postscr,rr -,
oAa sue was curious to see what sn- ~
pace It was that he had hsar'
wasting his money ON. Deen
Man.,a say mat he was put ont nv
Auus aggravating behavior S,,,., ~
~ stating the case with ercas s-u
sentences. He was f,rto,,v n
a soa me head of the detective ase s
, ana save MIN blowing up that ~
~ s aesel 70 forget It appears that
.ne oetectlves had followed ,sIa .s
,sao and had been fooled by tba .a -.
rrauu In most humfliatina uarr
Iney hadn't the remotes, an4.
r maele ehe was and evinced great snr
Mlse wnen informed In a voice ,o -
49, 81 70 DC heard half bloch awav
q. sac was ON her way to Granstara
men ne dragged Mrs R1ithars A- a. ::
y me Care de l,Este and TOOK ths % on
'ress to Vienna He won,d 60 no s1' .
oS,n nrst and to Maud afterward ''
Solns back day or two. II become.
49, siy 70 report that while m Va
LIZA tne perverse Bedeiia pIavad
aaDoy trick ON the fnfatuated poS,.
ne Sto'e away from the Bristol n .ha
la sa OF the night and was haIrvan
me Graustark frontier heen-a 10" ~
:. aware of her flight. She lett .
70 Aof MN In which she said.
r. for se e me for running away l,ha t,4u
,,,,sa,s sno oest l must have n for, LIS s.44sN
.tior - uear u1end-days for eoher
nrai ena-n rauenced by the presence of .
wing 10, " composure And 40 am
hton. N luls cowardiy, gracelesa
nv .o - not think III of me e nt,,s
hall Ia M promise that In a few davs
"a !, 20 you know where NAV
+ :, ~ you choose to come to me E, De
49, LAY not be fully cDnvtnced =. a1s ven
,iraas ''ias our adventure has rea-,bas
T1r1a~1.. ou nave said that yo,, y,,o,,Is
10y me 70 Graustark. orr -,
~ = =. Tor that country, whera ",sa,,
~ N "a seciusion for a few da1,v hs sslaAli
, : ,,,ll you with my future niane o1e
10y 10y intention to stop IN JTdat-s.s,e
esele The newspapers nrocI I. t = eiss
- p1 iiest there over the conn3nss 10
! 49, 'Aers and the return ~ a.
mr. oe no OF whom are very nncb ~
! oge,, eye Just now. prefer the n,,,a.
80 ~ 10 the excitement ~ ~
I p snall seek some remote ,,.,,t ene "a
se nnyseH up to-shall sas, ,, s.'iase s.
suitatlonY Believe me. dear pp.ayer- ~
II 'iiost devoted though whinns,aa', 10 "
BEDELIA
NO be Continuedl i
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-15
SYNOPSIS

vs,n 80 nerA mutt millionair. 40.
a. hts wms me possibilities Of rna 1859
Prince OF Grans.. MAUD Applegate, to fbs
sS.s. AIh Truxton King IN .siung MIR.
t. 49, q getting some one - IA an
a4fs.t,ra ~ hoida A Mr.. sco ,,ns up
o.,, r.ncs ao6in T. L accompanied Nv Co..
minister OF war. Tis,,t ~.
go h. Hnd Hobbs the valet. Tha nria ans
o. pr.a Aeo at matrimonial alliance yD -.te
w1af1inr ~ - OA"soergen, both Of them
ss,sthaps 70 choose for themselves H1.
aers visits the Kings uninvtsss @f.
~. buthers discusses the R,sssdar ,o.n
-, ~ 9ently hints at $2NooaoaD his daushter
SOY wnen she marTtes the right man.
Anan Gr suddenly refuse to handle the
49,. Sount Quinnox and King arrange a
@eetng with Blithers King snan.a.a
81 blocking the deal 'S'ee~s nlrn
burners promises to consider ~. -
80 N wNs prepares ball for the prtnca
a.. @a"c who suddenly bails at the al
sr ana doesn't attend. :
ars eSa.s me prince out for a stroll. Brith- o
80 oats on matrtmony. Robin eavs ba =.
00s xor sale. but agrees n rcaat . 10 - Y
snt@ wishes " ner par a
ue~tr again evades the prince who - d.
cr,S ne must leave for Gra,startr q.
-. a. 1aaua writes she is Off for E,,roro
Her Ts+bea ises with an aged companion :"
sne same ship e'a Ootn on
r.. Ane prince as Mr.. Schmidt sails ~, ~ no
s1pIter. Buthers buys $2Q.Oo0.000 ~ Go, 60
go, $3.50 ponds young lady DISPUTES pob- :"
=. r'tnt 70 table and deck chair. up
v ne learns she Is Miss Guile ~ ~ I
lon anu ner aged companion Mrs. Cas-, net
With Miss Guile. OeteeF acquainted oW'
r.. alo
~, gwen name is Bedelia. she 4onu frie
'Aa ~. SOS tells Mrs Castor fha+ sb s eeils -.
ooSS no Is the Prince Of Graustark 01s@ ~" ~ :
I'M ms G Gaston changes her manner tovaro wor
age Is marked with a B. IN u pes, Dag Just
met by young man. ''iS she the
Gourou, Robins no,oa o.,.1. He
,s tne on the baggage e9l lt.ne you,
j nri rnsneTs denies her engagement - swift
- 5edeila sends Robin note, - benc
me 70 invites him for drive !; 81 a lor
,anta Z. teS she is Miss Bltthers roan
ne one is spying on tbe1n uiey are told lunch
hey fee and are arres.as bring
\ 4s auie Just escaping revaaIin eeoins. 60
viii 20 ~ e SLY, aae Judge She tells Robin She
: r,n.h 4'4u' arm
agents =, , Sdus Tor Paris He instruct. into b
Q located. 11auo' but she is not Cor
rnterIalsan ~ Of Mrs
a chance to wiz p 1asIon tells Robin he little
''ns to Graustark VINO says she Schmit
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-15

f Neger can tell when you'll mash
Scala ilIs99 or suffer a cut, burn l' ~
on ~ pg prepared. Thousands reIv
druggist sells it. Csc and 5oc iour
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-15


= mens later ciapping her handa
:, real chance to @1n out aga1ns, -.rrn
she faced Robin cool1y. .rt u,,,, -
necessary to abandon our Iitt1a - 20
con for tomorrow. Am sor~s 4u Hs.1r
=, MI rotten informs me that he win ~ ~
r - VIENNA shortly. The pleasure "a
merely postponed" %
are you In earnest ahou+ 4h,.
W motor tomorrow morninc3s ~
nlanded Robin darkly. ~Yon sr.o,s
cannot be"- ou surely
am very much in earro.4.
said decisively. Goodness sne
Sn .a not sleep wink tonight.
~. NOT = said Robin gloomflv sra
,oa ms race lightened. A wild recs
less CLEAN shot into his eyes ana -
-ue,r amazement he banged ths ta,, :.
WIN MS fist. by Jove. / know ,r taus1 (
man DO. I'll go with yon," "NAt t
no! cried Bedelia, aghast 81
q, permit 1t. Mr.. Schmidt CAM .,
~ understand? You-you arc ~ =
~ win whom am supposed ~ - &
arriving on atrociously - " =
Wen, can tell you fatty INST 49,.
intend to do" said he. sett,no la a.@ tel
W. = shall hire another car md nd BIZ
q, you IN sight every foot Of tha syi
" Y Where you go. / GO" : 'ne
~. 10 you mean iti'' she cried q nau
III In her voice, : ueW
! intend to see you everv dou. o'il
Jared from now till the end ~
s : a. Mr.. Schmidt, your
= ' ny is one thing | despise ha- - :, q
lie of Schmidt eila- u is the drui
ion.t call me by that name" - -
urred. she Refl
al me Rex for the presen. 49,.
VIII supply you with a better
y cal him Rex?" she inou,rao TX
r companion. INJURED -
nooeration." said Mrs. Castor ~
- well then Rex, have chances
ma shall not motor sinca a'' 50.
> upon r1sking your neck In nur.
me- ! shall go by train IN The
70 we VIII be In Vienna IN Fifth
'sS Ihere ] shall say Roodbv
, ior l am going to Graustart WI
" Bnthers estate. Surely vo1 10
: follow me there"
; .e very much mistaken.
mere as soon as you ana
-ay JUST as long. provided Mr.
IN nas no objections" said Fins.
Nien more calmness than he months
ca to display In the face ~ ~ morning
thrust. -aoe VI ner Of this
Aiam W. Blfthers arrived a. was an
=, me capital Of Graustark ~ snent t " "
Jay that the prince returns,5 10 GET !,
Jour OF the world As a MAJ read
= ne Travelled by special tra,n Almanac
the prince home by the MAJ. Draught,
zee hours The procession i, I've pack
leaoed by the Royal Castle 5rr dn sIe
was announced, would naas rniles - -
nc Hotel Regengetz at & m for yeaTs
noon, so Mr.. Blithers bad Before
alta. ~ - iac- ton and
lost no time IN he -. given up
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