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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

| alangsbsl % Gasmns @aarOe ira
lufenot SiemiteO.
5 SeiIaget Oeo Spllanos geit.
fpIt er omfommet; Otto Stebr ira
Isnoer. Seraen 9anien ira Sen.
Oerbor9 oa Ssrgen Sacobien ira
Ormstoft / llIfebel.
lloen at 5ronten fan angioes er
faloet 2uooig 8iencfen, 9arI
0oie @ 5eroinano sdneioer ira
SaSerslep, Senrif 9eoien 9eterien
ira Starup. RieIs Raun ira @tol-
trup, Sbomas 9onnihen, Martin
Risien Of Bon 9tisien, ale ire
ira llitrup / 8e0iteo, Sans gifiIo.
ien Sanian ira 2unosbef I aaitrup,
Better 9altrit5en @eg ira Sci, SCR
gen Sennin9ien ira 9intrup, Sans
Oleien MiffeIien ira Rs0oing, Wa-
tbias Solm % Sans Ssr9en Msf.
Ter ira Stranobiern / 9eotoit, 81.
bertinus Miffelien ira Ssnnine |
arriIo o. Ssren Snnien anOerien
ira 2(rrilN, anton Soerien ira Sen-
oernes | grsns, au9uit Sdrsoer,
RarI 5rieorihien, 8iItao @isiel-
mann, Sans 2oren8en % CIR.
G6riitianien ira 4abenrna, 9eter
Ssberg ira 2sit airtebp, Martin
8eterien ira 9rinoe ! Ris, Riels
S~enoreIen ira Sumbsl I 5eIiteo,
Chr. 9ouien ira BARNES, Ssrger
G6riitianien ira SenOerbora, BE.
ter Ssr1enien ira Saaitrupifop,
G6r. anOerien ira gGnns / lille
rup, Better Nsniter ira ggeitou
poa 9rongerlanO o9 anOreas Sam
len ira Sarirp / 2psabiIo.
SDgoom bar bortrepet: Sans
9iis ira SaoersIep, Marius Sdmiot
ira 2egumfloiter, Ses Ssreen Ris-
len ira @Ioloerup % aarl Sesier
ira RorOborg.
/ MinoitetolIet al iaIone er MI
27t9.
SartOfielnsoen. 5or at nfbipl.
pc aartofieIns0en er Der bleeen
refoireret aortofIer / prfOate GUS
boISning,r / S~maabperne og pad
2onoet.
5 SoOersIep areSs bar Se enfeItI
SiisboIonineer faaet 9oo til at be.
boI0e 10 30. aartoiIer pr. SoueS
% i aabenraa areos y 80. Sur
tofler pr. SooeO og Dag, til Der
M SGT fan S9ffe 5orbrnset.
Mnn0igbe6erne goor no ira. q
oette er SiIfGloet ira oen 90. Sui
De sorige 4artofIer bar 5olf mnat
tet ~afleoere.
Den itOre SrGnsiel. 5oran 10
i~nlssiteoet / aobenrnn bar ser for
feOen 2ereag itor 9rengiel. aI
lereoe 5reoog .eibermioOag bar
Rumrene, iom SoIf funoe bent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
gasiaaer uuer @renien 8

Easiager ober 0renieu bliper
itaoig oanifeIioere. ifrioer n9fibe
Stiitst.~. Get er auereoe %
Tiger iioen, set bIen for6not De
seoiagere. ser Der ira 9anoet bio
til bar fuIgt De al tDIfe Opfsbere
fgbte areaturer, at fonme ouer
@r9nien. De ~ns0benoige 9eoinge-
re mao M boer0es paa ben tDife
Sioe.
0ian bar ogiaa opleoet. at
8rqnIeopiDnet bar frataget 6oIf,
Der 6aooe 9erinoe ibnOenfra til
aongerieet, oeres 8as, forOi De If
fe fanot a%nleonineen til 2eiien
tilitrpffelig fploest9erenOe. %
naar Der iaa er giort @rRnieop-
Ionet opm9rfiom paa, at 9asiet
maaIfe er u0iteOt at 2anOraaOen,
er Ser Blot ioaret: ser raaoer Oi
= % life 2anoraaoen".
st iGliOmt Spill af SfGbnen.
Cen s. SUM bIep to Reolenmer
al Sen tnife Marine lrlOer mill.
tnre 9eresbeoisninger iteOt til
0oile paa &sme. Oct par en- 5pr.
bg0er gbrbarot 9obmann og en-
Matros 9enr. 81. 4bIspeoe; De par
begge isot pna iamnte Dag / iam-
ME Mar, par / iamme 9ieblif
'gaoet meo binanOen / DOZEN, iam-
tioie meo binanoen ifDIIeoe / 9anO
paa Gsms og bleo pao iamme Dag
iteote til Spite ! cen @rao.
st Sil6ne. On Nfano / 5snoer
mo0tog fcrleoen isleenoe 5frtpeIie
fra en- eonomnnSs Some / ONT
egnen:
.Siaooer mig at foreipsr8e. ON
De pil fpbe en- 9~iggebene me0
apaineer. Seq bar cen meo IA
anaineer % cen meo 8 apuinger.
9snen meO IA 8pain9er ifaI toit(
so Marf og 0en anoen 80 Rart
gil De itrafs meoOele mig, ON d
luil bdoe cen.
6ru 6. 30. / s."
On Man0en i Ssnoer er gaze
IND paa SilbuOet, forteaes oei
life nogst ON.
De 6sbe 3orSilespigere. SiSef
ifoite WsoOelelie er gaaet bort:
goa geitfronten: Sens CIR
Nielien ira agerifoo, Sans Ebom
fen ira &oit i arrilo, Sens Sri
bau fra &aoiteO, 9aliritos 9nio
len ira Aobenran, Sans 2oren5el
ira @enner og anorens Serie tx
an0bolm, besge Utter 2sgun
alfpGeo, aicoIoi Sooobien ira Saa
tritp, Better 9pfen ira Ipbsl, Nm
6reas Sonien ira Steptns / Soen
itrup, Sans 2~eouborot 9isien FIX
9a0eluno, CIR. 5. Sanien tx
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
gOrtlano, Oregon.

en- bierteli9 SiIlen ira YortlnuO
til ale tore 9enner run0i ont.
firing. Get er MI l9lge Ii0en Ser
oar ~lfreoet noget 5erfra. ian maaife
Der fun0e D9re enfeIte, JON oil
elpoes peo at bpre ira os, boor-
ior ieg oil meooele lot ON Be
Sin8, Der er al itsrit 9et0oniug.
Som oct maaife er De ileite al
9aierne lefenOt, er Menigbeom
Der uOen Brett, oa Bait. @ng5olm
paa @runO al Mrs. @ngbolms ita-
oi9e Spa9beO fanot oct ~nsOoenoist
at iffite alima % moOtog iaa
9aIo JON Misiionspreit / 9aDs
marc % 0megn, Sal, buOrtil ban
alIereOe er ilpttet, % bnor ban bar
be9Dnot lin @erning.
Zen %. SUM baoOe Ri aoniir.
nation, buor lire nnge nilagoe Den
gooe 8efenoelie. aoniirmationen /
Aar bar liOt al en- SiRl0enbeo
OerueO, at Ell al Bigerne, nemIig
gfita Ronfin, isrit blen Oebt. 1por.
til De andre aoniirmaHoer par
8i0rler. enopi0ere fan bemprfes,
at for Yoit. engboIms, 9onfins
% 9ngeniens par oct ben iiOite
al oeres Born, iom itoo paa Sir
feguIoet, boilfet minoer os onp
Oroene: uSIGet ifaI islge Sleg-
tiers @anJ1. % Iom ri nj bIiuer
elore % eraaneOe, iaa blonlitrer
De frem til llngoomsfrait, % buor
uil set life el90e os, ON ale De
unge M maa blioe Serren tro, %
bielpe til at iere Serrens itore
Sag irem % leite 9proerne meo
os RlOre, ior oct tr9riges Der pit
til ale 8egne % life minoit, bpor
Iloffen er lille.
Zen nienOe Sui bolOt Bait. gng-
bolm jim Aiifeospreoifen / 9etba-
mia, % ben isl9enoe 9irsOagaiten
bar alIe genner baaoe un9e %
GIore ianiet meO greitefamilien
/ airtens ngaiement" til llneooms-
msoe, men De fIelte par pitt TOM.
men foroi oct | al Semmeli8beo
bar beItemt, at oi oiloe boloe en-
lille Ififeosfeit iammen meo bore
fore PreitefoIf; iom grinorin9
ira 8ennerne i YortIano operraftes
Der Paitor % Rrs. engbolm ct
imuift SSIo.aaiie>Serpt og en- fife
FaaifsnneIie til Wiis engbolm ior
benoes IieneitpilIigbeo iom Orga.
Nit oeo aftenguostieneiterne, %
ieg tror, ieg tsr iige, at oct par
part baaoe ior Renigbeoen og
grpiten a. ifilles. men ri suifer
BAN os 5amilie @Ieoe % geIis-
neIie | Den npe girfiombeo, % baa-
Der til Serren, at ban / lin Iio
pi ienSe os 6en Waro, ban bar
uoiet til Bart. G~ngboIms Giterfsl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

1ebraifa areOs afboIoer, ON
Sub oil, fit tolote slarsms6e paa
Chen e8er. gruIb, Colo, | goaene
ira 1870. ausuit 1916.
Wsoet bespnOer mco SsimesIe.
gnostieneite 9orsoos aften ben II.
ausuit R. 8.
5sleenoe Gmner forbanoles:
1. sgaffeIfe."
2. 5iI. 2, is Beers.
Oct forpentes, at ale areoIens
grpiter Iaa blot muIist fommer til
Wsoet.
aIle areoiens Weniebeoer ammo.
oes oenIisit ON at icnoe Delegater.
vi banber ogiaa at fe mango al
bort 5oIf snite Chen Gser | De
Gage.
Sfslee a~reoIens Deotrgt, betoles
Der 1 Dollar for Soften | De fire
Dage.
Baa WebraIfa areos's geane.
g. SEMEN, areosform.
s $enboIo til openitaaenbe Be.
fenot9srelIe inobpSes gfcbraIfa
areos os @enner I BET SeIe til at
tilbringe oisie Dose paa Chen
G5er.
enbper, Tom bar | Sinoe at
fomme til Rreosmscet, bebes ino.
meI6e fie in6en B.. 10. aueitft.
JnSmeIoeIier ienbes til Chen Gaer,
4rufh Colo.
8. 0abfen, prrft. y
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
misiisnen
> nbremisfisnen

6er %foifteret ie Nbl. Ar. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Iebraifa areos peo 9. @eoiteO: Snoremisiionen $54.f5
Snmierantmisiionen $1,000. 49,. ..........
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
81 q b E n
VeS Gaf m~obtaeetl Otto 8~anfen.
Qasi. for %. fort. B. { l. airte ame.'
Sil areSsmisiionen.
Horo Dafota are5s.

Scr fsiteret for $2t737. Ofier / fslsenoe U~enig6eoer: BE-
tbanin $1455; Bella $24to; 5rinitahs $37.45; Nosaret6 $642 20
Subffription 0~ienigbe0en oeo Std1oaro, Gan. $3.50. Ofier |
ebene5er 9ag9, gaontann $i7.t5; Offer enans 0egb. $i755;
Solicit @efbp, Nont., $S4t. Better Snnen, 0ornla, IS. Sra
Samfun6et til @isiionen / @et Mont. $500. Sra SamiunOet
til Misionen CANADA $4,000 Siliammen $649.33.
No0tnaet neo faf paa areoiens gegne.
Cars peterfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
2pnceriDaanc

6nn ifuloe bebe for bam, for bet
xiI 6aarot til. utter gar Rirfeflof-
terne | Sells lpot for en- ialOen Sol
bal, nemlig 4%rbeiosmauO Sens
gielIens Sgn ira @rennebGf. Den
arge M1anO oar / 81. 0Danneoir-
e (SlesDig bIeOen uoOannet i
slespie % bar for en- Iii lioen
tonuuen til 5routen. Otter boaO
Der fortqaes, bapoe ban, fort fpr
BuOifa6et en- bans Dgo tom, fire
oei biem til i'm Mooer ON, at BUN
ffnIoe bebe for BAN, for oct git
soorot til, boor ban par. Saa
plot pioas. er oct oen %. ira Sells
5ogn, Der bar funOet i'm 8eo !
Bet iremmeOe.
9aar ctr iGlees $50 / SoftlnnO.
1 IoftIaa0 6lep Der forleOen iolgt
Ofiefso af Ell feo Stub. Oct gaar
Der / 9oen imiOIertio life eiter
aummer, men bDem Der fan BRUCE
Hlbuerne beoit, faar f6rit. Srpng.
Zen par tor, og man bleo tradot
suer l5sooerne. Oct enote meo. at
EtiOen fife ilog til. Briien bar |
5sIee g9anneoirfe" oenne Sang
z Bart 30 Benning til 3 Marf
Sun0et.
esie 9riier. Sra 9uium Mear.
Ro opgioes islgenOe 9riier:
5or en- Same og Some forlangtes
20 @arf % for en- 9sne meO 7
1oole Gage gamle apainger 20
Bart. On gammeI, beOaeet Same
flIOe foite 1850 Marf. S.I9erifen
uontte BOG til iioit iel9e ben for
L50 Marf.
7 Tigers @riie foIter So 0fart
~. Stf.
Deprbret til amerifa. On IT,
nrig Rano, Der er fsot | ameri'
Do, men bpis 6orelore MI boer
6snoerjpaano, Door ban ogiaa bal
aspbOIOt iie oe iiOite 5 aar, if
Sslse nRi6e Stiftst." / Slutnin
gen al iioIte Mnaneo at set ame
Eifonife aopiulat / Samburg Op
Iororins til at reiIe til amerifa
Reiiep, Der foretoges meo Sfi6 irt
fsbenbaon, betales al oct ameri
E,nife aoniulat, Ger formentlig pa
sinet birlore, at oct uriee Wenneite
Der bar amerifanif SnOfsosret
ful0e bIine itoifreoet til Preits
E Soloat.
8peset e%rpruprieres. Saoerslel
Rreos Ifal nj til Stnten iigentlil
EDere ca. 200 5eoefrenturer, f6(
aaTpe, AS Spin og 60 Soor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

800 % 5lRif pao, bIepen uo6sIt.
9sroag gitermiooas aI. ~ bleu
ltoialgsiteeet ao6net. De manJa
6oIf, iom oa allereoe oar mso..
uar ct 9eois poa, / bpor bei @ra0
oen onre Care begares. Senao 81.
termioongen oofIe0e De ~febelpitneS
INITIAL, o. Der iamleoe iis ioran d.
rem benoso 600 gerIoner.
enOifsat Ser i 6sIge n9eimoai"
er inotrnoot en- Gel 6orbeorinltr
Deo lloiolget, off bette I'm lang
JOINT for JIG. 10 9erioner 40 Sun
gen inolooes / Salen, o9 ierit uaar
oisie bar efspeOeret, bIeo Sc npiie
inolaot.
Get er ri9tignof life bebnse.i5i
for mango Snsmsore at itaa Der !
SimeOis q oente. in0en De faa
laa De meo oDre Yenge betalte Sd-
rer. 9aar ina enooa euboer fln0e
tilireositiues, men mango, ser meS
Eengene ! Saan6en baoOe itaas!
j 3imeois, maatte gaa biem iBel
uoen at iaa noget.
SlpsteOe rusiiife Sanger. 6lart
risiiife Senger, Ser par leieOe al
9nnomGHo / @ilitrup, er ilpgteoe
Zen enc bopOe u~Oitoppet &lG5er
% anbragt Dem | Sengen, iaa &c;
iaa no, Iom ban Ita % jon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

3p9get erproprieres. Sa0ersleu
Rreos fiji MI til Staten ueentlig
E0ere ca. 200 5e~oefreaturer, 100
aaTpe, AS Soin og 60 Sanr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
q e T. 5.

Scr foitteret for $1023.31. glainpfep, 0ebr, Mg6. $f1.70.
@innetoOn, 0ebr. @9b. $1,000. eauraI, Nebr, $500. StapIe.
BURT, 0ebr, gagb. $4853. Goroopo, 3ebr, 9le9. $22. 10. gero.
ma, 0ebr, 9Pgb. 1896. Gufftn, 9ebr, Sobn 9eIt $500. glain.
ptep, Nebr, Dgb. $500. Nhnnetoon, Hebr, Ngb. $5.f5. I'll.
iammen $t207.97. 0feo 5af mootaeet.
6. 8e6fte6, areSsfasierer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
apittennsr.
opanmisfisnen


6sr foftteret ie SOL Rr. 81 -. .................. $t27s92
@reenbHIe. 99ic6, 0ier pcS 9leoe al 5tlo. s. Snaoomi 2070
Sntcbinion, 9finu, Sr Qfortens M8b. 0r. % 0rs. q.
g. Rieen 50; An6er % 6rancii Niefen 9o. ST.. LOO
aennare. u. 0af, en- unront ............... 1000
9rufant, Mid, offer ueo @eOe At stuo. $. SnaOaml. PLY
Sionep, Mida OHer peo MsOe Al Shi0. $. Snn0umi.. 965
Of6fof6, @s, oHer oeo 9eoe Al ShlO. S. SnaOami 78t
senniore, 81. 0af, Grin. @sby aonOeforentnaen til cit
eibeHonOe 49,. -. ................ $500
9%iiammeu. $is76.85
SnbianermiAfisnen:
6gr foiteret, lie Sol. Gr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. > 1927
Stapleblrit Aebr, ssuoogsffoIen til aofifolen -. 2000
aaeine, @i8, @or 6reers gobs @isionsiorening til
aoffoIen. :. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
SutdiniOn, gPtnn, q. @ortens 9eb, Or. oo Mrs. 8.
q. NieHen $500, ander % 6rancie RieIcn 30. 5c.. 800
aopal So, en- for5enoarenOe 9ioeorentno -. 600
aennore, 81. 0af, Ell unrout. .................... 1000
9fnommen. . .$52t.27
rmsnmisiisne
SCR fpithret, ie al. 1r. Observation-Disclosures. S 50779
9rooIpn q. 3, soGcms gQgb, Mrs. g. 6nbian. Irs.
Carl 0orgaaro 70. &c.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Sutdinion, Miun, ct 0fortens g9gb, DIR. % 0rs. u.
g. 0iefen $500, gnder Os 6rance @eien bo. 50e.. 800
aennare, %. Dat, en- unaont. .............. 500
ailanrmen- . .$5f679
nbremisftsnen
6sr fo%itteret, ie aI. Rr. ................$ 663S0
Nebraifa areOs oeo 9. @eOteO: SnOrcmisiionen $54t5,
Snniarantnisfonen $1,000. 49,. ......... t04.f5
sliammen. .$76795.
efermations9 aoen
Scr toihert, ie abI 3r. .$625470
groofIpn, q. 3, saIents gQg6, Mis Cider. ......... 1000
Sacine, @isy SmmanueIs @gb, Soeer Sacoben. =. $500
aiianrnien. ;. $62s97o
Blair, Rebr, ben A. aue. 1916.
Ve> Taf mobtaeetl Otts 8anfen,
aasf. for %. fore { l. airte Anne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

Den itOre SrGnsiel. 5oran 10.
inlgsiteoet / aobenrnn bar ser for.
fe0en 2srSag itor Srpngiel. M
lereOe 6reoo9 eibermiooas par
iont SoIf funoe bents
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

g. ge6fteS, areSsfasierer.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-09-08
She Says Americans Show Exquisite
Taste In Clothing, Homes. Art
and Can Sing Divinely.

An English woman writes: III you
want to see things that are new and
unusual you must come to America
The women dress as beautifully as the
Parisians. paint their furniture like SO
many Angelica kauffmanns. sing-at
any rate. a good number of them-di
vinely. dance like ancient Greeks and
furnish their houses with taste that
can only describe as exquisite. You
will think ! exaggerate. All can say
is. come and see The majority OF the
country houses here now are adapta.
tons OF Italian houses. long and low
with two side wings jutting slightly
forward. The one at which am stay
ing Is OF hollow tile finished with warm
stucco There are blue-green blinds
and the roof Is brownish red | c2n
not tell you how pretty! The interior
hall is paved with white and green.
The woodwork Ia white and tbs walls
gray Big lounges are here with Iowa
ly cedar pillows. bringing smell re.
dolent OF the forest In many rooms
they have floors Of red tile interyected
The Holly chieftain., 1916-09-08

Still Arnaud did not move. His
white hands iay par,,lyzed In front Of
him. and his eyes had become blank
and stupid looking. like those Of an
animal which Is being done to death
Itichnrd 'nrIulnr took IL step nearer
and. picking up the papers. held them
as though weighing them.
''Wait minute. Don't he In such
n hurry. luke the responsibility for
this business"
They stirred at him. He was still
weighing the papers and smiling rather
wryly. He was thinking Of Sylvia at
that moment. and I'reston's stricken
cry Of horror sounded dull and fur of
you! What do you mean. Far
Iuharf won't believe 1t. It's into!
ernble-lmpossible. Shy you didn't
didn't sell them. Farguhnr!''
Captain Arnaud will explain" was
the answer.
Arnaud rose slowly to his feet. He
was staring across the table into Far
Iuhar's face. stupidity. incretlulously
and when he spoke It was In the mono
tone Of man under hypnotic COM
mand.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-09-08

shenf OF transparent paper and laid
II on the table.
lie voila." he said.
For q full minute no one spoke a
word. Each mans attention was cen
tered on the silent. deadly Witness
agninst the honor Of one among them
Then Farluhar looked up and met Ar.
nand's eyes. He read there more than
mere bravad0-a nerveleaa. hidpOus
fear. the panIc-stricken appeal Of Q
man who has trembled for days on the
brink Of ruin and feels the ground
slipping beneath him. And this was
SyIvIa's Omney's future! Far,,n,,nr
turned Involuntary to Lowe. A
faint. ironlcal smile played around the
mans hard mouth. II WIS the merext
shadow. but II bespoke . purpose tri.
umphantly accomplished.
Captain Arnaud has saved . great
deal Of trouble" be observed brutalIy.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-09-08
Disaster at Once.

She was an old lady. 1t was her
nrst holiday excursion. and she en-.
tered the compartment Of a railway
carriage with much trepidation. and
sat down rather gingerly in one of the
corner seats Just as the train wa.
getting into motion the engine gave a
shrill scream or whistle.
Thereupon up jumped the old lady.
and. with a startled ejaculation. ex.
claimed:
There they are moo. over a pie At
the very START"
The Holly chieftain., 1916-09-08
SYNOPSIS.

When Sylvia Omney. q beautiful Eng
lish girl. returns from a search In Algiers
Tor her missing brother. her lover. Rich
ard FarQuhar. finds she has fallen In love
with CAPTAIN Arnaud OF the Foreign
Legion In Captain Sewers room Far
Quhar gets deliberately drunk. hut when
young Preston loses all his money to
Lowe. q shady character. Farquhar forces
sower to have Preston's l. q US re-
turned 10 him. farquhar 10 helped to his
rooms by Gabrielle Smith. Sower demands
an apology. Refused. he forces FarQuhar
to resign his commission In return for
possession Of FarQuhar's fathers writ
ten conf. ssion that he had murdered Sow
ers father Gabrielle saves Farauhar
from suicide
The Holly chieftain., 1916-09-08

They were Offered me-" b saS0-
Lieutenant FnrIuhar offered item to
me. disliked II: bu: am = good
Frenchnnn. and the temptation was
too great. I bought them, can c:iy
add-thnt ! regret" He sIammered
FarIuliar turned from him to SOwes.
The latter's features had assumed .
mask OF ironical acceptance.
I'm that case there In no more to b
said" ne observed coolly. 1--WE can
now credit Mr.. Farquhar's statement"
Far,Iuhar bowed.
'Thank you" he said simply.
Preston crossed the room ana huns
open the door with u cool deliieration.
''GOod-by. Farluliar. I hope you havs
decency enough left to know what to
do"
For short space which seemed an
eternity FnrIuhar hesitated. The
scOrn and bitterness in the boys eyes
had stung him. An hour ago he had
been half hero. and now WAS moth
ing. beneath even contempt. Then be.
too. bowed.
~ resigned my commission this
morning"
"God he thanked for that"
He went down the narrow stairs Into
the arm. He turned and snw Armand
"a new Armand. grown calm. aIn,'xt
Indifferent. He was smoking. and the
fninf reflection from his cigar lighted
up the white compOsure Of his features.
- want to speak to you for mo-
ment." he snid. ~ want to ask yOu-
why you did thnty" Fnr,Iuimr made
no answer. and he went on deiils.r.
utely: "You are not mad. You do not
love me. You have good reason to hate
me-"
You are to be Miss Omney'a h,is-
band. My feelings toward her have mot
changed. ! considered II my business
to defend you. The sacrifice was not
10 great as 1t mny seem. ! had lost
practically everything t'efore. Whit
remained chose to lose III my own
way"
ut wasn't all for myself. ! was
pretty desperate and not 40 cool when
Lowe came with his second offer Son
can guess what that was. Compared
to betraying ones own country It
seemed clean business. And I let you
bear the brunt. How does that strike
you?"
"T'anic-the instinct of self-preser-
vntiOn. ! counted Oh 1t. The future
will be different"
How do you mpan?'
FurIuliar turned round and faced
him with deliberate Significance.
ut must be-" lie said LAS for me.
I am done for. Though no one will
speak Of what has happened the fact
remains. Miss Omney believes IN you
aud NO do Ito some extent. nm
sufficiently In sympathy with you to
credit the sincerity Of your feeliuyA
Am I justihpd?'
Arnaud met his eyes full.
"You are
swell. that Ia what I believe. hold
you In pawn. Captain Armand for your
wife's happiness. III yon fail her. II
you risk her faith In you II second time.
! shall not hesitate to net"
He lifted his hat tremendously and
passed nlong the narrow street to the
great thnrOnghfare beyond.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-09-08
VIII Farquhar's influence over
Arnaud be strong enough to hold
the Frenchman IN the straight
and narrow path and cause him
to be good husband to Sylvan
40 lsE UONTINUEDJ
And No Insurance.

Tomdix-Hear about the conflagra-
ton?
Hojax-No: where was It?
Tomdix-At the department store
where was employed
Hojax-Much Of loss?
Tomdix-About nine dollars a week,
Hojax-About nine dollars a week!
Why. how do you figure that out?
Tomdix-Oh. it's not a difficult prob.
lem. The boss fired me.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-09-08
The Secret Of II.

Some OF our statesmen deliver
themselves OF trivial platltudes with
an air OF the utmost profundity."
My friend" answered the s,ude,,
OF human nature. were 1t not for the
air OF utmost profnndity these states.
men assume before an interviewer
their trivial platitudes would never
get into print"
The Holly chieftain., 1916-09-08
CHAPTER ".
Mrs. Fareuhsr Explains.


Mrs. FnrInhar ran down the stairs
to her sons library. II was a neglect
ed room. which he only used on rnre
occasions. The old weapons hanging
on the wallis had belonged to his IN
ther. and the whole atmosphere seemed
impregilated with the spirit Of dead.
II powerful. personality.
Mrs. FarIuhnr closed the door with
q chuckle OF triumphant malice.
They're gone AT last" she said. II
assure you there isn't more surprised
woman In England than dear Sylvia
She came expecting to find me with
ashes on my head instead IS a wig
and laughed In her face" Richard
Fnrt'ihnr turned from the window
where he had been standing. and her
eyes grew suddenly grave. MY denr
you're not breaking your heart over
her. are your"
NO" He came slowly into the room
II might have done so. bnt fate IN.
given tie something else to come to
grief over. I've had quarrel with
Sower"
She said nothing. and he went on
gently: "IIe was dangerous. have
resigned my commission. That was
his price for my fathers name"
Still Mrs, Fnr,luliar did not speak
She sat down In the grent leather
chair by the fireplace. aud the wild
childish horror In her eyes touched hin.
to an nnlaZed pity. Mother. I dou't
want to hurt you. but you must. I
have right now to know"
Eyes. yes" She put her hands to
her white powdered cheeks "Yps. yes
Of course. There isn't much. II was
In this room. Richard. He came home
one night aud Mid he had killed u
man. lit was awfui!-he had no
blood on him. Richard. but one felt he
had blood MI over: II was In hls eyes
and He snid II was all right-no
one could touch him. but be had to
go-for always. And then he cursed
me-and then he fell on his knees
hereby this chair-nnd buried his
face In my lap-and cried. II was
awful. Hichard-a man like that-to
cry" Her voice cracked. and became
thin and broken like an old. WORKOUT
instrument "7rhen be went away
and one day man came to ME and
told me be was dead-but l never
knew. always believed I should
know"
He knelt beside her. and. taking her
hands between his own. sootlied them
like a chiId's There was somethip.
in the action curiously at variance
and reckless.
"Rut Solver" She turned her
faded. frightened eyes to him. 81 never
understood that. Richard; never IN
dprstood why lie shielded u.s. II fright
ened me. Only once he spoke OF It.
He said he would never make use OF
the power--unless we made him. Ruf
II was his father who had been-mur
dered. 1t wasn't natural. Richard. II
wasn't natural that he should forgive"
NO" he agreed sternly: and then
after moments silence: "And INV
father-was there no reason-had he
no explanationT
With. sudden vigorous movement
she freed herself and stood up, her
clenched jeweed hands pressed
against her breast. her eyes grown
suddenly electric.
II was the excuse" she said
fierceiy. And was excuse enough"
Your He also had risen. and as
they stood there facing each other
the subtle resemblance Of tenlpera
msnt seemed to blaze through their