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nandez with polite interest. But sud
denly the brute looked up toward tho
deck. He growled deep In his throat.
Hold him." said Hernandez to
Ponto.
But 1t was too late. With one
bound the brute dashed up the COM
panionway and reached the deck.
| With another bound he was upon the
sailor who had caught Annette. In
an instant Annette found herself re-
leased, hardly knowing how 1t had
happened.
| door, sprang in, slammed it shut and
| shot the bolt.
Where is the OPERATOR" she In
| CURED.
There was no answer. TIE operator
was not there.
Annette seized the wireless appa-
ratus, donned the headgear and sent
out the s. o. Shat long wall of
terror that is heard far out across the
sea.
On the deck of the destroyer Jack
son, naval vessel which had left
Newport day or two before on q
practice cruise, the wireless operator
reported to his lieutenant. He sa-
luted.
Sir" he said, II have an 8. o. 8.
from steamer Coronado. Ave miles
south. Mutiny on board"
A seaman standing near started for
ward Godfrey" he exclaimed under
his breath, the Coronado-Annette's
ship"
The lieutenant gave an order. "Put
her about he said. Forced draft
ahead"
When the destroyer reached the
Coronado, the Coronado was in dire
straits. The mutineers, maddened
ana emboldened, and strengthened
with renewed doses of the white DOW
der, were in possession of the ship.
Inc mate and Capt. Peter Handy lay
unconscious on the deck. Every sail
or had bottle in his hand-a bottle
full of strong drink.
III less than a quarter of an hour
the Jackson was upon them-she had
launched boat and her boat had
reached the Coronados side. With
the agility of perfect training the
Jackson's men swarmed over the rail,
boarded the Coronado and without
an 1nstants hesitation attacked the
mutineers, their lieutenant at their
head. Neal drew & deem breath and
huuged the man next to him.
This Is war" he said, at is what
were looking for. Come on"
mere was fight--no arms'length
nght at that. 1t was man to man.
IL was a melee-it was a rfot-it
was pandemonium. In the midst of
IL there was resouding crack. Meals
lieutenant, of his guard for once. re-
ceiVed well-aimed blow upon his
nead-a blow from a capstan bar. He
Ieii ike log and three brutes leaped
ior MS head-seeking to batter him
INTO shapeIess mass.
Neal saw his peril and sprang into
the midst. Never in his life had he
Fought as then he fought.
The blood rushed into his brain.
unwonted strength flowed into mus
AS OyOc WcTo CVeTyWl0T0-n11
voice strong and fearless.
All together now" he shouted. Ono
-two-three."
mere was mighty superhuman
rush. ringing shout-then it was
al over. The mutiny was quelled.
Neal leaped upon a bridge and waved
cutiess. He said the first thing that
occurred to him-the thing he felt
he had to say.
am In command" he shouted.
Inc first man who disobeys me will
be shot,
Ihere was clutch upon his arm.
ne looked down. He found that his
right arm was bleeding from a cut.
put he found something else. A email
nand was grasping It quite tenderly.
he turned. Annette laughed hyster-
ically.
What about any woman who dis.
obeys?" she said.
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bar-he wants it for his own. Well. I.
too, can bare my teeth. Let him come
on"
You are so strong" murmured
irene Courtier. $50 strong"
A Japanese servant stole into the
room-the living room at Miss Cour-
tiers summer villa at Newport. She
had rented this villa for the season
and had paid one months rent-no
more. She had paid the Japanese but
one months wages-no more. The
Japanese presented a note upon a
salver. Inez Castro glanced at 1t and
waved her hand. Mrs. Hardin was
Just entering from the veranda.
1T is for you, Grandam," said Inez.
and n7om some old sweetheart, eh?"
chr
Mrs. Hardin opened the missiye-
her eyes frightened.
It's from our congressman at Sea-
Bort" she exclaimed.
NY dear MrA Hardin" he wrete In
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CHAPTER XIII.
unlocked Paasenners

Ohpookeo passengers.
1 think it's risky" said Neal Har
din. Let me see that ad again."
Annette handed him the Providence
Rhode Island, morning paper. Under
the head OF ship notices appeared this
item:
Fruit Steamer Coronado sails 18th
this month. Bound for Bahamas
Colon, Panama, Lower California ports
and San Francisco. Open for limited
booking Of passengers. Pier 1910
Providence, r. !.
PETER HANDY, Master.
Neal read the advertisement over
and shook his head again.
Risky, tell you," he repeated.
Annettes eyes flashed. But what
am 1 to do" she protested. "You
dont-you can't understand Her
lips quivered for a moment. "T have
got to find my father, Neal, and for
his sake, IL not for my own, / have
got to ind my fortune. I've got to
90 some time. Why not now? The
message was plain enough-the Fa-
theirs of the Santa Maria mission in
Lower California; must see them.
This is the easy way"
Neal folded up the paper and thrust
1t In his pocket. AT any rate" he
said. III look this captain up. II
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was happening and turned to Mr.
Hardin
you and Irene" she said, go into
the wireless room. Let us all 70
even joe"
Just as she said It a mutineer
rushed past her, stopped, leered into
her face and grasped her by the hand
With a sudden wrench he closed tba
door OF the wireless, ahutting tbe
three people inside-Welcher and the
two other women-and then with a
glare into Annette's eyes, he drew her
toward him and crushed her struR-
Cling form against his breast.
Below there were other passengers
who watched the hght-Hernandex
and his two companions. The brute
watched stupidly-Ponto and Her
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to Ilington, Spanish-American explor
er, for distinguished services, by Jo-
seph Bonaparte. king of Spain, in the
year eighteen hrodred and nine, the
original grant, being in the possession
OF the fathers" She stopped
What was the rest of that?" she
unused. Il can't remember"
Think" persisted Inez. with curl
Gus insistence.
Annette laughed. ut has escaped
me. l will have to ask Neal about
that the next time l see him"
Part of the message is on his por-
ton, too?" said Inez. "And what
about the latitude?"
Annette shook her head. "That I
can't remember either" she returned.
stupid that am. Yes, the latitude
is on his piece too"
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
When Baby Comes.

Before baby comes there Is a period
when experienced mothers are glad to
aid the eXpeCtant mother. They urge
the use Of Mothers Friend, obtained
at any drug store, because this safe.
harmless external remedy is positively
necessary since it brings relief in cas-
ligaments involved. and unnecessary
pain is avoided; thus 1t serves to ease
the mind and has a beneficial effect
on tho nervous system. In many cases
nausea. morning sickness and other dis
trcsses are avoided.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Difficult to Keep Your
Hair Wdpv? Read This

II you have not yet tired the new way
the siimerine way, by all means do 50.
You'll never again use the rulnOus neai-
ell iron. The CurlinesS viii appear 80
perfectly natural and tho hair viii Ue
80 Lc8utifully iustrous. instead OF dried
ana parched. Thus liquid sIlmerIn"
serves also as n beneficial dressing Tor
the hair. It is neither sticky nor greasy.
but quite pleasant to use. II should pc
applied at night with n clean tooIn
brush. drawing the latter through the
hair from root to tip.
The hair will have the lovliest curIs
and waves imaginable IN the mornIns.
and 1t will be easy to manage, no mas
ter how YOU do II up. 4 few ourCcs or
tho liquid from your druggist Will last
long time.-AdVt
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot
water with phosphate In
1t, before breakfast.

To feel as fine az the proverbal fiddle
we must keep the liver washed clean.
almost every morning. to prevent is
sDongle-like pores from cloEEing VITA
indigestible material. sour bile and
poisonous toxins. says noted physl-
clan.
II You get headaches, It's your liver.
II you catch cold easily, it's your liver.
If YOU wake up With a bad taste. furf ell
tongue. nasty breath or stomach he
comes rancid. it's your liver. Sailo V
skin muddy complexion, watery eyes
all denote liver uncleanlness. Your
liver IS the most important. also th'
mo st abused and neglected organ Of
the body. Few know it's function or
waste. bile and toxins. Most folks r"-
sort to violent Calomel, which Is dan
cerous, salivatinG chemical which can
only be used oCca siOnallV because it
accumulates in the tissues. also attacks
the bones.
Every man and woman. sick or well,
should drink each morning before
teaspoonful Of limestone phosphate in
it. to wash from the liver and bowels
the previous dav's indigcstihlc mate
rial. the poisons. sour bile and toxins
thug C'casinC sweetening. and fresh
eninC the entire alinentarv canal he
fore putting more food into tho storraCh.
Limestone phosphate does not restrict
the diet like calomel. because It can not
solivate. for It Is harmless and roI can
cat anything afterwards. 1t Is mex
persive and almost tasteless. and any
pharmacist will sell YOU quarter pound
which is sufficient for n demonstration
of how hot water and limestone Dhos-
phatc cleans. stimulates. and freshons
the liver. keeping YOU feeling lit day
in and lav out.-Advt
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Wife Broke 3 Cigars,
So He Left Home
Christmas Episode Last Straw in
Unhappy Union, Man Tells
Court-Must Paw Her.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-lewis
white left home in a huff because his
wife, in opening box of cigars he had
received for Christmas. broke three Of
the precious smokes. Mrs. White told
Judge Brown in domestic relations court
yesterday her husband has not returned
TO her, and has neglected to send money
for her support since the unfortunate
cigar episode.
The court made an order on White of
IS a week. The man admitted leaving
home when his wife broke those cigars.
but contcnded that the cigar busting
was something on the order of the
straw that broke the camel's back. His
wife had nagged him, he said, and his
endurance was at the breaking point
The Whites were married in 1871 and
have a nineteen-month-ol old child.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Crazed By Love, Kills
3 Women and Himself

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 13.-Floyd
Peyser. dishonorably discharged
United states sailor. killed Mrs. Mar
iori, Hill. with whom he was infatu-
ated, here.
After shooting her he killed her
mother and sister and himself
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Expect Germany To Enlist Asiatics.

Commenting on Bernard Shaw's re-
cent criticism OF England for putting
SO many Asiatic colonials into tho war
on the side OF the allies. DR.. Newton
expressed the opinion that if England
had made II solely a white mans war.
Germany might have felt some hcsita-
tion in drawing indefinitely on Turkey
for troops. Now, however. the world
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Def RuGen Grieasfo6rt.

Cine @&mei3er 3eitung f@reibt:
Gs lit iebr tnterehant, etne tlutrierte
3eitung anauieben un6 gu le1en, sic
an5douli@ nit 8ilbern unb Sert BE-
ltbreibt, melGen peiten Meg sic ben
fTran5oien gu 9tlfe getommenen ruff
lt9en Gruppen baben 3uriidlegen milf
fen, Bis iie enbli9 BON Mosfau in
Mariei1e angelangt 1inb, burb europa
pdre bas in eintgen Sagen m0gli6 &C.
me{en, aber bielen Meg bat Der &rieg
Sen @uf1en Desl9lo6en, alio maBte
man ben umlpeg MAIDEN, unb 3par
etnen rteiigen. 60 puroen benn bic
@olbaten am 3, Sebruar btefes Sohres
in Mostau etngepadt uno nit Der 1ibte
rt19en 8obn gen Often g.fdtdt, Bis
lie en6li9 Gnbe Sebruar am fernen
8attal1ee an Ser mpngpltf4en @ren5e
antamen. limb tpeiter bur9 gang
often big Mlabtmoitod ans Meer, uno
bier tpurben iie BON iapantf@en @@tf<
fen aufgenommen, ba lie feline etgenen
batten, un6 porerit bur@s &tneiii@e
Meer Bis CUR fran301if@en &olonte
SnbozGbtna, na4 Saigon gebra6t unb
bort feitli6 begriibt nit @brenbe4ern
un6 &ran3jungf rauen; 0aS mar am 13,
Mdr5. Damn gings gu Ben englti@en
@affenbriibern, INNER gu Ma7er,
na@ @%tngapore, uno bur9 ben tnotz
i@en 05ean na6 benz @ue5tanal, no
es ben Surten ni@t gelang, Sen Srupz
pentransport auf5ubalten, uno 10 &C.
langten fte enbli6 anfang5 Mat na@
bretmpnattger, um ftdnblt4er &etfe
na@ Srantrei@, UNI bor @er6un tbr
2eben gu lafen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
Saare, berbe Masen,
Gaze ober 11nberbauli&fett.
SeSes v8apes 9iapesfin" perbaxt 5000
&Srner Nabrnug uuS euset aaes
WaaenIeiDcn Int flint Ytinmten.

Saltet 8eitl Sn flint W2inuten pirb
jebes Ra9enlei6en pprbei fem. Seine
unberon11Ithteit, 9er3brennen, Gdure
ober @osunfbldben, 1aures Gufitoben
ODER giilpIen iufolge Der u%nberoauten
Ndbrung, feine Sdipinbelmfdue, anz
fd,peuen, fauIer Ntbem ober Gopftneb.
Raoe'e 9iapej1in lit befannt tpesen
leiner Beldipirotgfeit in Der 9egulierlng
berborbener Wdgen. So tit oas iiderte,
5 M'.4t te.n M eSfSs,1 Il sl IN, in rfs5 Ssr s SmgsH
gurem 0agenleioen fir thinner Elm gnz
be, inbem SIR eine groBe 5Oz@ent Sdadlz
tel Bape's 9iapepiin in gurer Npotbefe
tauft. SIR anerfennt in flint @itn1ten,
pie mn6tbig es lit, an un~perbaulidfeit
an 6mtleibtefeit ODER trgenb elmer Waz
genbe16tperbe al leiben. gs 1T Der
noideite, fiderite un6 unf@dolidfte Raz
geuboftpr IN Ser @elt.
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lDer CuOenOorf if.

$50 thinner Der Mame 9tn6enburg
ertltngt, erf6aut pte Elm @9o au&
Der Mame 2%ubenoprff na@, unb felt
Sem Sage Der grcben &u7enf@la@t in
Mafuren erf9einen tatiG9lt9 bic Bet
ben Selbberren un5ertrennli@. Mu9
als @tnbenhurg Dor tur5em gum Gbef
0es General Itabes ernonnt murbe, blteb
fem. getreuer 8erater 2ubenborff, Ser
Bis 6abin fem Generolitabsdef gene
fen par, BEL ibm; 2u6enborff puroe,
tpte befannt, @eneralq ter.
9ie1e @teue gtbt eS i'm beut1@en @eere
i'm 6rte6en nt@t, erft I'M &riege en-
bdlt Der Gbef bes @eneralitabes i'm
@roben 9auptquartier einen unmittelz
barren 8eiftanb, Der oieien Sitel fubrt.
SIM Srteben perben bic etnf@ldgigen
@ef@dfte bon ben Sberz5uarttermetz
fern 6es @eneralitabes erle6tgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

14er1 breiten Seebrett trug er cine
bampfenbe Punf@bcmle unb -. lieber
@Dtt %. Spnnt Mpbrs Mugen tpurz
Sen meit un6 fem Munb Dffnete it9
treisrunb, baB bic 3dbne bliBten 90.
neben ser Serrtne lag Elm gan5er
8erg BON @ptdaal %. 1@Dn onnz
felbraur1 ouf benz &Iden nnb am
8ou@ f9tmmerno pie retnes @tlz
ber.
unb Damn rebete Der &omman0ont
BON Meibna4ten unb @aterlanb, BON
5apferfeit, 5ein0 uno &f un6
&ai1er, bic Borbtape1e, etne 3tebz
barmonifa uno cine Munobarmonifa,
ipielte Meibna9tslieber, baS 8oot
19panfte let1e 5pif9en Sen @onbbIz
geln, Dos Meer fang bunfel in Ser
5erne, Der punS4 rar fib unb 1tort
unb Der Mo1 tDitliber als ieglt9er
Nal, Ser ouf einem @@iff Ser fat
ierli9en Marine ber1pett porben
mar.
X X
SSn Der 5ribe oes Meibna6tsmorz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

Nfma1ten, pb BIZ MI @ros trinten
milf ooer oei1s &ino tiii1en %. BIZ
mu6t lps uno benz e%rinlenben Gnz
aelsmon cine aufS Mall holen!
9ab' il niGt redt2"
Sonrt Mfpbr Ibaute ouf uno leln
dumb rer5og ftp 5u einem 9od}en.
,Mena's on ben gnglanoer rom
ginge -. oas nd, nod II We!bz
na6ts1poB! Wo bu redt boIt, @e!nl
Pott. 81 taft DIT 1eGt!!"
Mber 10 eana NOT er oo6 nod
niht nit (einem polten Shtdl al aus
geiDDut. Seine &raut IN 9ambur9
hotts inn eireu 10 ldDnen Spidool
ner5prpden, pratl Lib lang lpie !br
Mrm, unp eine Siid|e nit @elbl eingez
mod)teu &robbeu -. unO .pas lbnen
Ser SOD beut' stbeno auf lei1lsm mir1z
5iJen, elettriid)en Saudbpptsp fen SUI
redttpmbii1ern niirbe -. no ia %.
@fidaal uno &rabbeu tparen es
niGt.
Gs mar Toht %sstpproen, cine bide,
j9marse Moht.
De Motrp}e uuf benz 8prbed spg
oas Got elm. v3lpan5ig Meter!!"
Iarie er gum Surm binuuf. n@uter
@r.nb!"
,@eb'n mir alIo r1nter", iagte Der
apnmaupant gum na5bahencen Sfz
fisier, oer nsfen Inn Itono. rJetera
mir NAL Meibnadtsn cuff Sem W}eez
resgruno. 2ps!"
8enabsnsberg -. bengbeng %.
Die Gisnalglpde 1Arilte.
valar gum Io1den.."
8epeaul1g tam ii. Ole Manner UNI
ten i'm G9ifi. Sober tpubte, tpos er
gu tun batte. Sober eir5elne mar mte
6as Sell elmer maati9en. itnnpol
ur%heitenoen Ma1@int. Sonnt M}ohr
bepierte einen 9ollaittant. Sept paz
rem feline @inne gang BEL Der Mr6eit.
&ein frember 8eounte beunrub!gte
OSS'
me0r iein Sirn, feline unerfIabore
@ebnlu9t ipielts um ieinen Magen.
AGbrenp Der Rommanoant pben i'm
Surm in bic Qebel Der S%iefen1teuez
rurg sriff, bic @tahloedel 1i6 DOR
bic 5urm len 1ter 19uben, Sic mentgsn
@ertebrslufen gei6loi1en purben, Die
@oIplinmptoren Der llebetpafs rl eez
fahrt ibr prof1eln einftellten nno be
gleftrpmotoren Der llntermal erfobrt
NIT beuem @efnatter an prenae1,
ruul9ta un0 guryelte bas Meerma1er
in sic BaIaittants uno gehor1om ple
Elm po1enbet geinultes pferb glitt
bos ihlanfe Soudbppt in Die ountle
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

uMeibnadten!" quote es plpBli4
our9 Sonni Mobrs 9eele, uno cine
1eltfame 5eierlihteia fubr iiber i'm
bin. ST lob be &ameraoen an:
Meibno6ten 1torb in ben grpben,
orntlen Mugen SCENT Potts.. Me!bz
not9ten gldnate in ben 1tillen Mugen
aller Gomerooen. Die Mdnner, bic
urerl9rofen ibr 8ppt ben tallleno
Gel obrsn bes Meeres unb oes &riez
qes entseeenqsfiihrt 1otten, 9odten am
Soben, la9en in ben 9an9ematten, laz
Ben ol1f Ser idmolen Gilenltiege 80.
ale ieltlam berlpren in tire @eoonz
fen %. bordten ouf bic @tiae, Gore9z
len auf Meibn -:dten.
9a fam Der &pmmanbont NIT ben
Sffisieren. rSSun9ens!" rief er
ltrableno. vMun lponen mir We1b<
ltot6ten fetern! Muf benz Gru11o Der
See! 9as 1T nal tpos oroeres,
mas2"
er la6t. fr19lid. SOnni mo9r
nidte lebbaft:
IS is NAL pas amherst"
SIM felben Mu9enblid tam Der Sod
aus bet tpin3igea 2ombiiie. @uf ei>
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Son Sen in 9eutidlan6 nnterge-

Son sen in 9entldlano nnterse-
bradten &riegsgefangenen iino in
5mei Sabren nidt gan5 10000 ge'
itorben. IuS madt nidt gan5 neun
pro Iauien6. S1 ben Ser. Staaten
bat bie Sterberate in 6ieier 3eit 1i9
ouf reidIih bier5ebn pro Gau=
ien6 belaufen. Gobei muB inbe=
tradt ge5ogen meroen, oaB be-
ion0ers bon oen Sran5oien biele
sic @efongenenlager in ~bejamn1er115S=
mertbem 3uitan6e errei6ten. 8enn
eS trob6em gelungen lit, oie Sterbe=
rate 10 nie6rig 81 bahen, Damn be-
meiit 6aS bon neuem, BOB sic 9eut=
iben unperbelierli6e 8arbaren iin6.
Sic pflegen fire @efangenen 10 gut
6ab lie ibren 5eir6en feline @elegen<
beit ge6en, ou6 nun Sen fleiniten
@reuelberidt 81 idreiben. Midt ein-
NAL 6as @ergniigen g0nnen iie it,
r1en.
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gems tau@te 6as 8oot auf, sori&tig
unb fpdbe1b.

gems tdtcnte 0d9 Soot du1, ppr11@119
unb fpdbenb.
Cine eren5enlo1e ueberral@ung bot
ii@ benz Romma;16anten am pert1tpp,
ga lag i'm @e5t@tsfelb, ii@ grau aus
benz Dunit 6es Mintermorgens lD<
ienb, cine ga113e feinblt@e 5lotti1e:
&reu3er, Sorpeooboote, 3erit0rer uno
f!a@e @@iffe, BON oenen ma@ttge
5lug5euge in bic 2uft ittegen.
Ser aommanoant bes oeuti4en
Sau4bootes pfiff bur@ bic 3dbne.
Cine 8lutneue f@oB tbm in bic
@tirn. BUR recbten 3eit mar CT ouf>
getau@t. @nti@loKen griff Ct tn bic
!9ebel. @s mar Metbna@tSmorgen =
Der Sag, an Dem por einem Sabre
bic @ngldnber ben @erfu@ getpagt
batten, aus &a@e fir @earborougb
unh !9artlepool @urbanen gu iber<
rumpeln.
@loden f@riuten. !9dn6e floger.
@ebirne arbeiteten. 9ie Glanfen beS
f9moler 8ooteS bebter bor Samples
luft.
r@le 3orpe6os tlar!"
Der Gifrtsfte, @labnbfte 1par
Sonnt Mobr.
9te ftiue Mo9t par borbet... Gs
1pnnerte mieber 1er Rrteg.
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2idteritOde, @anbipiegel in fanep
&ul5iorten, 9tntenfaiIer xnb &apier=
beidmerer, S1tiuelen=&atder, @aar-
&ecetbers, 9aarbitriten, @ollznps,
&etiefiitden, 1eberne Mpbelttes, Ma=
ntemre Gets, Serbier=Seler nno bie=
le ambere billige Mobelties.
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nit allen m0gIi6en sdifane11 oarauf
bingrarbeitet, 9euti@lan6 5u 3pin-
gen, Sen Sa11dbootfrieg riiditdtslos
GIT fiibren, au6 obne &udii@t auf 6ie
ieiner5eit gemadten 3ugeitanoniiie.
Sic baben INNER mebr San6els-
id)iffe bepaffnet, nr6 6ie 8emaff=
m1ng obne &iidlidt auf Sic 8orf9rif=
ten unierer &egiernng Der thrift. Gle
maiden ou6 fein @ebl mehr 6Qro11g>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

friege. Maes, tpas man in @aibing-
ton berlangen fa1rn, lit, 6oB Deutih-
LAMB it9 fir Sic 6olgen folder Srr=
tbiimer un6 @erieben i6a6eneriaB,
pflidtig madt. @o3u es ii6 ia be.
reit erflart fat. @enn ser 8rdlt=
6ent in ser Ta1t6bootfrage abiolut
mie6er Soften idreiben tpiu, ioute er
Tie an sic Mltierten ri6ten. Sic ba=
ben felt grleoignng 6es SuHer=6aQes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
tanate nod cine tleire Metle iiber benz
MaFer. Damn iant au@ ote1es toftz
bare Muge in bic See.

y +
Das Sou9bpoi Tag NIT obgeifeQz
ten Motoren auf @runo, 5tpan5ig
Mster unter Der NberflG4e bes M}ee<
.es, ianft bingepettet 3nt1hen 3tpet
niebrige @onbhugel.
Gong ionbsrbar pur es, als bic
Motpren ur0 GGrau6en pl0bli9
l9piegen. Die Gimme Der M1dnner
batten 1i4 10 le9r on ben piitenoen
2drm getpDAnt, blb Ole @ttlle, Die nit
einmal BEL ibnen mar, number am in
tire @eelen Orang. sic borAten auf
unp blidten eritaunt in une @infel
oes 8pots, ols miiBte irgenbmo i'm
Werborgenen, 5inter etnem &aiten
ober einem 3plinoer, Elm gebeimnisz
ppIe5 Me1en itben, benz bieie tiefe
@tiae %entftr0mte. Mtt angebaltenem
Mtem laui9ten bic Mdnner, es tpar
ibner alien, ols 1prd9e sic @tt1e 81
linen. Gang aus Der 5erne, bon tpett
Der, pie aus Ser 9eimat, tam Elm
ountles tlangboues @oui@en, gan3
beimli@, gang i@pa@, eine f4one,
tnntqe Melpbie -. Dos tpar bas
8rau{en beS Meeres bod iiber ibne1.
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weibna@ts= unb 9leujabrs 3arten, Boob
lets unb 2etters Don 1c bis SOC. Runit<
kaleuber unb <enbein >&abmem, et=
,pas 9lenes, bas fontwo mi@t porge5et9t
1pirb, Sc bis 75c.
@ir pertamten &eo Grob Seals.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
Ser GrGiibent ipll nit ser Mbiidjt

nmgeben, in Ser Gaudbootfro cine
nelte Note nab Berlin at ri6ten.
geranloiiung 6afir liegt nidt Dor.
9eutidlono fibrt Sen Suubboot=
frieg in lteberein1ttmmung nit BEN
l3ugeltdronilien, sic es anlaBli6 6eS
@nller : 6aGes gemadt bot. STR
tbiimer nno Gerieben iin5 int &riege
unpermei0lid, a116 inn Sau6boot=
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6ab iie lire @diffe nidt BLOB CUR
gertbei6igung, ion6ern au6 gum
Mngriffe betpaffnen. 9ugegen iollte
Ser Braii6ent ii6 nit ieinen Soften
menoen, 6enn 6agegen fin6 Soften ont
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9ie Qei6mad)e 6es &Dniqs bp1t

9ie 2eibuade bes &0nigs bon
England lit an sic Gront beor6ert
lporoen. Mmerifanilhe 8latter mo-
det1 iih 6ielerbalb Gorge; 6em &C.
liebten &errider f0nae ant Gn6e et-
mas paliieren> meinen iie. Sic iol-
len lid muir berubigen. Came Marp
miro id)on 6ariiber mohen, 6aB ibr
foniglider @ampelmann i'm Sdlaf
ni6tS 80leS tbut.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-29
BY "CILL."

Errors at critical times in a game
that was interesting from start 0 fin
ish, can be attributed as the reason
for Mandan'S victory over the local
nine at the new park last evening,
by a 6 to score The Bismarck ag-
gregation out-fought, out-piayed and
out-batted the visitors at practically
every stage of the game, but on two
occasions runs were the result Of dis
astrCus errors. EOth teams put up
a classy article Of ball and the fans
in attendance were more than pleased
with the exhibition.
Thorson again appeared on the
mound for the locals and pitched
great ball throughout. His curves
were working nicely and the big
sonthpaw should have had win to-
his credit. Pilot appeared behind the
bat and his work was excellent.
Necklace, the Indian recruit from Ft.
Yates, who played in stellar form
several weeks ago in an exhibition
match here, held down short, and it
might be stated at this time that the
old combination of wilkins at the re-
ceiving end of the battery and Pilot
at short seems to work with greater
smoothness.
Barrett did the twirling for the