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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01

8ei alien Guttrleibsn lit Elm ruIdss
unb entI4Iofenes ginsrsifen i'm Sn.
tereRe oes Mtlttertieres uno Der San,
gen geboteR. 3und9lt reite man 01s
8sIduge NIT pazmem gron ooer
goum6l trdftig Elm, cine quite MaiToqe
mirtt 3erteilenb, nur BET beTti9en
5hmer5duBsrungen oeg 5ieres Be-
gniee man ii9 nit einem fanftsn
4nreiben. Ri9tis 1T es, bann bic
5erteI falgcn 81 I1ien. man unters
itiBe oas Sdugen 0ur4 3ie9en an
ben Striden. Die mild, bic ae.
rOnnene iofpo9t tpie 0ie fIiifige, muB
aus BEN Gutter hsraas, oa lie font
3u mod b6ieren @uterent3iinbunaen
einsn 4uIaB bietsn Tam, bic Cite
rungsn I'm GeHduge berporrufeH t1ns
men, Redt gut lit Is aud. in eiiiem
um ben 2eib 9ef9Iungenen gerbano
SaIbeia6t09ungep an bas Geidigs
gu prefen.
Die 5iittsruns muB 10 geressIt
perOen, 0oB tie ni9t fart mil1s
btIoenb lit. Nan reihe bdber biinnen
GeritenI9ieim, getodte Aunteln,
Wt0breu, 6piiIidt uno permsnge oas
5atter nit Glauberlal3 uno Do9oIs
0erbeeren, I'm cine milO obfii6renbe
Dirtuns gu er3ieIsn. SIN CONNER
finO Dor aaetn frtidsr RIse. 25ptns
3obn unb friiae M69ren 3l geben.
Den 6erteln rtide Der 9i9ter Bel
9soarf WliI9 aus elmer SougflalAe.
Wldn nshme frif4e aubmil9, Der man
duf ons Quart serednet " pint obs
getoGtss Mufer iofpie 2 GBI0ffeI
3udsr 3ufiigt Der gut nufgeI0H lem
muB. Die 5ier1sn geoeiben bst Die,
fer GlaiGrnnabraus gut.
Die pIOsIi6e Mil9iipdung bari
man ut6t nit BEN mitunter meift
nod Der @eburt ouftretenoen MiIh=
Fisber periptdieln. Bel OieEer Rranf.
belt. Die niht unbtbentIid 1T, setet
oas Sitr einen motten Bid, unreeeI.
mGbiges atnen uno es Iiegt matlos
oft bepuBtlos in elmer GtdlIede. Tn
Bel gebt Elm Gr0ItIn bur9 ben 2eib.
Man rei6e Dem 3iere oft nit @etpoIt
l SeiI SaIpeter an0 3 Seile @laus
berTaI5 in MafIes sel1it o0er in aa.
milentee, stpa h pint itiinoli9.
Den Gorper reibe man nit / Sell
9trpeHtinTI uno BIZ 9eiIsn Spiritus
trdfttg. Msnn mOslia, purnpe man
nit elmer 6dbrraOpumpe our9 MeIts
rDbrden Cuff in baB Outer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01
Gis oeacn Sen FrDfl

Riht tpenise 2anppirte i'm n0r6Iis
den 3eraS, iuelde gr0bere 0biaars
ten beiiBen, fiibren neuerbtngs Elm Be-
mertenspertes Experiment aus. INN
gu b%erbinoeru, bob bic Rnoipen Der
8dume ii4 5u frib entipideln, tpenrt
bic erften milDen Gage tommen, upD
naHber bur4 Gpdtfr0Ite gefaGbiqt
ober abget0tst tperben.
gu oieIem gebufe nirb Sis, in
lauter 5iinf3igpfunos Stii6su, an ben
Wur3elu Der 8dume i'm 9ooen Dsrs
graben. DaOur4 foil bas RnoIpen
geniieenbe 3st per30gert peroen.
unb rDenu bic erite Giss4ufIage nibt
OOr9nIten iOlIte, 10 nirb ie sbsn Ct,
Heasrt, pieIIei4t mebrere MaIe, bis
ollie @pdtfruFsg efdbr poriiber 1T,
tporauf Der nntiirIiden @ntpidIunQ
teine S9rante mebr geIebt tbirb.
Man bate fdpn friiber in perz
I9iebenen @egsnben Elm anbsres 8ers
fabren gu bemiel6sn 3tped nneepene
bet. ndmGid: Elm Wafferbedea i'm
ben 8aum berum an5uIegen, 10 Iauae
nod geniisenO taItes Detter berri9t,
baB bas Waffer stne Gtsbede erbdlt,
bic bann ni9t 10 fdneIl pieber
i4piuoet. 9o4 foIl bas porIisgenoe
8erfabren ipenigItens fir bic o6iae
Region nod better lein, pGbrenb 6a
anbere Met5OOe IiA piellei6t fir
Strihe, tpelde meter nDrbif6 Iieqen
unb bas gefrorsne Mofier at6 iiber
Dem 8o6en Ianger in ftarrem ,3u,
ftonbe beDabreH, cher eignen barfte.
SH einigsn tpenigen 5GlIen bate
man bic OVERWHELMINGLY ethobe
I9pH friibsr ongeipenbet unb foil nit
benz grgsbnis 3ufrieDeH getpeIeH IeiR.
Die jeBt I'M Song befinblihsn Grs
perimente fOlItn ober pur allen einen
.anbern puntt feItltelIen, ipel6er eis
gentlih Der Souptpuutt lit, nGmIid:
pb bic g ten bys Giies bic ges
iti4te nidt 8u teusr fir alIscmeiaere
anpenouus mnfenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01
Wildfpdana ser gdmeine

Ser Grfpls Der S9peine5udI
bdngt Hi6t olIetn bon Der So
6igteit Der Gou as, cine srobe
3obI Gertel gu tDerFeu. fonOeru oieie
aud TeIbft gu idugsr, BIS Die Siere
fefte 9ahrung gu fiA nebmtn t6nnen.
Re4t beoentlih III Is ober, ipern bel
elmer Gnu unsrpartst Die Mila pers
Tiegt unO Die tleinen 6ertsl ii9 bans
gernn unb quiefenn on Dem @eIGugs
uublos abmiiAen. Damn bat ent-
ipeoer oas Gutter elm taIter auFt5ng
getrOffen. Der sinen Iogenannten Sin
lhub b~srporrist, B. b. cine Tarte
Gdnelung oes @eTduges uno Der
Stride, bic ben Feinen miIdtanaI
sufammenprsbte, pbrr, mas be0eats
Iimsr lit. cine inrere Gntsiinoaug oes
Emergencies it singetreten. Die
iin biIbsnbt MiId miro bonn lhoH
i'm Outer our gefuinnung gebraht,
bic feinsn Mil1tanGle i'm Guter Ipsr,
Den oaOura Osrftupft unb Oos 2luss
flieBen Der Mild aus ben Gtridea
auwp9li4 ssntadt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01

Miit NIT Sips in Der 6dlTte bes
GigengttDidts genif6t iuuroe, perIor
er Elm 9rittsl, pdbreno in elmer Mli.
|fnung NIT Dem gIsi6en @etpiht Clips
unb einsm 6infteI Gepi6t SGgss
ipdueR Der sor3s Stiditoftge6nIt err
baItsn bIitb. Glsi9 quite RsiuItate
tpurOsn sr3ielt our1 9enusung Don
eiuem 0rittel bis sinem 9ierteI Sc
nidt Saint posr pbospborIdure.
9om Stonbpuntt bss me9nnilden
3uItanbss bstradtet, ersibt ote Mi
f9ung NIT @ips Elm am ipenigItens
miinI9gnspsrtts 9rpoutt, pbtuobl
Der 3ufab bon SdgemebI neientIifl
on3u beitrGgt, 6ie 9ilOung bon bar.
ten 9lnmpen gu ber6inoern. Denn
Der Mliit nur tpenige Gage Dor Der
8enubung auf3ubspobren III, tperOen
CUTE &efuItate nit trodensn 2sbm
ootr SOrf dls lblorpttoHsmittel ers
3ieIt. 9isIs Stoffe ipIten auf benz
5uBboOen 5ss SabnerTtnnes in Der
erforOerIiGeu Menge ausgsbrsitet unb
tG9li6 beiprengt merosn. fporauf lie
Damn nit Dem UliIt sufammen ents
fernt tperben t0nnen, tpenn oieier ges
brau9t miro. Die Ghpierigteiten
beim ausbreiten oes 9ii6nermiites
f5nnen bur9 MiI4eH nit 2ebm,
5orf Obsr gstp0bnlidem Gtoamift
lei6l lberpunoen tperosn. Der GU
IaB bon Salt ODER 6ol3nf9e III ni4t
nDtis, ba aud Obne bieie bic Ger
iesung RAID senus Dor ji6 gt9t. Gs
1T 81 beriidfidtiser, baB bie %ertuGHus
ten QbIprptionsmitteI an unO fir fi9
ais DAngmitteI bon @ert linO, am
i~penigften frsili9 bas Sdgemsbl. Bel
oenfelben tonten Oo1er bts su einem
genHIen grabe aud bic 9ebiirFniHs
6es Grprei4s IN 8etra9t se3osen
tperosm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01
gebOnOlang Scs Sa6mcrmilts.

Grif6er 5iibnermit bat unasfd6,
einen oDppelt 10 groBeu 0iinqunqs,
inert tpis @iebmiit, lpsnn nan biz
beiben prpbutte III ge5ua nuF ibrsn
@tidfoffgebaIt oetgTtibt. Die I'm
9%iibnermift ent6aItsnen, Siidftoff &C.
Ssussnben GtOffe iino jeooG iebr un.
onutrboft un0 I0ien Ih Iebr Isiht in
ammoniat uno fIi6ligs ammonium
berbinounsen nuf, 10 bab, tpsnn man
ben Mif ni9t riftig bebanbeIt, Elm
GROCER 3eiI bes StiditpTfs, Der ionli
Su Dungapsden beripanot peroen
i6nnte, perloren gebt. 60 in0 bsrs
fhiebene Metboben our JeIt1oItuna
oiefes Stidfoffes IN @prInIaa ees
brnht pprben. Sie beTeben in BEN
MiineR Der gIlrsmenie nit elmer
obIOrbierenben GubItnnS ooer elmer
Gduremii9ung. ipsl1s Iin dsmiIh
nit Dem 4mmonint bsrbinOet, fobalb
oieIes fid biiOet.
Sn Der Decentralization bes Gtaates
Mdine angeftelte @srigme baben Qes
stigt. DaB Sibuermilt obns bsIpnbers
9ebdnbIung lpipobl ipie FOLDER, Der
nit Gdgemebl bermiInt muros, i'm
Q1ufe bon feds Monnien biz 9dIfts
isinss GtiditOfFs DerIiert. @snn Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01

lies nur gut IN srob I'm, lDtun ss
bstbt en- Gumms 8u leiIas, iuenn es
iid apipsr brum GAMBLE oubt, elm 5u
Iange no { penIs fdmorisr 10, oann
TN le no GUT. Der WiiIltr MILLION
Bot 9dnos nit mid sdtebit III
iegt: Nliisr Sauerampier, Sts FIN
teiHes bon bic Dumme. Bcmit I'D
Jbne Jbrn lisbsr
Ybiltpp Sausrompier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01
SdumOsrisbuHs mad europa.

RlAAHOtNF "uRAa1lW DlVllWVl NlieN
rita unb europa lit an uno fit IitD
ia ni9ts ntres, In mon9en Hs5tebuns
gen Iosor JabrbuRoerts alt. 4ber
mas 1dums anbelangt, 10 bate
4merita bis isbt nenig ober Rthts
sur Berei4erung europaiI6sr 9dnoer
beigetragsn. unD mar pielmsbr our1
oiete bersi4ert fpurben. Ntlsroinos
ieoo9 bort and Der 9aums4 ustauf1
nadesraOs auf elm sinisitiser Sa fem.
EriegfubrsnDe europGilne adntsr
baben 5lpdr nod gegenpartio anoere
DiHge 3u tuu, ais iI9 nit Der Gins
biirgsrung bon gdumen aus Ames
rita gu DefalleH; aber Elm ueutrales
2ono, nGmIih yiorpegsR, bat oafiit
Hebenbei Wtuie ssfunDeu. unb RDrs
pessn TT fir tsine BGlOsr uno
WnlbproDutts 3iemlih berdbmt, -
aber freiIid, es Seihnet iid ntft ses
raoe our9 groBe WianHigialtigteit
Der 8aumgattunsen aus. LIMB in
oiefer 9eSiebuns lOII bsitmSsIi9 abs
9eboIien werpsn, Defenders mas bic
ytaoelbol5,Sdum betrifft.
SIN Suuf bes Sabres tomntt cine
Expedition Don ytorpegen mad ben
Der. Stcatsn, UNI an Der americans
i@en &uite bes Sttllsn Oceans
pflan3bdlme our @srmannigfa1una
pes 5OritbetanOes jsnss gannss gu
erIonseu. 8eamte bes 5oritOtenltes
Der 1sr. Staatsn intsreiieren fi6
iebr fir bieIe Expedition urb perben
ibren MitgIieDern allen m0gIi4eH
Yori4ub ltiIten. 9inii9tIi9 Qlus-
tunft brau6sR aber bic Horpeger
Iebr penis 8eiitonb; lie piIIen 5iems
lid genau, mas iie molten. Der
neueite anpfIunSungs= Ylon 1T BON
Der oorpegil9en pMslttiitesgerIu9s
Itation" au%sgsarbeite. nornsn, b;Ibet
jeoo9 teinesrpegs ben erIten 59rttt
in bieier 9inii9t.
@s gibt 400 betonnte GattunQen
RaoelboI5.g dums; aber in Rortpegen
iollen bis iest nur Spei ober brei
oerielbsn pa9isn. Rorpegifde Ga6z
Oeritdnbigs iinO iebo9 iiber3sugt, baB
nod piele anbere 9attungra e6enio
gut bort geDeiben tonnten.
Sic baben pergIeifenoe Stabien
iiber bic tlimatii9en gerbdItuiifs
0erf9ieoener 2dnoer gema6t uno
ihon 3upOr Habelbol3s 8dume bon
DeutfdIonb, SeIterreihslngarn Sis
birien unb anOeren 26nnern in 9crs
fpe9en hetmii4 gu ma9sn berfa4t.
4ber tpie tpertppll bieIe gdume audi
an unb fir fi4 iein mogen, 10 pollen
fe in Rortpe9su nun einmaI nitt ges
Deiben, neil iie eben BIER in tIimdtis
i6e 9erbdltniiie tommen, peIde BON
benen ibres uripriingIinen 5simes gu
peridieoen inb.
S6lieBli6 fanben Die R%ortpeaer,
bnb bic 8itterunsss 8erbdItriiie an
i5rer Meittiite benisntgsn bes alnee
ritanif6en Staates @afbfnqz
t am aIIerndalten fommsn. Sic
ln6en Dor allen, bic Douglas 5i6te
uno bic Sittas9 eGtanne in i6rem
Bntertanoe etnSubiirgern. geibe
9attungen geb6reu betanntlia al
ben ni4ttgiten 8duboI3sQ ber
Ser. Staaten. l1nb 4npIIunsunqen
oieier 8dume i'm tIeinen baden fia
I9on betpG9rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01
ma1hs MArms.

Wel9e 8ermDgen m
2riege mitunter nerbient lper6en, seiQt
has 8siipisI zines nprpeqfiden
S9iffsetgettiimers. Der S6iffsrees
Der aonraO &lpfter in etapanqer
bertaufte ieinen i'm 9roBen Self nit
elmer Maislabung etngetroffenen
8ompFer nSirrab" fir runb %
Millioten Mart. Dor bret Monaten
bate er ben 9umpfer fiir 2 Wei!!ioe
men Mart getauft. aIpiter mar nod
Dor benz arie9e elm etnfader G9ifFer;
iebt gilt er bnnt elmer Geibe did
lider SdiffsDertdufe aIs msbrfo9er
WiIliOndr.
@om S9tdfol per-
folgt 1T Oie @itpe etres 8duern
in Sttelmunnsboufen in 8apern.
Sn tur3er 3sit itarb Der Damn uno
cine erpaafens Sodter, o6t unpers
RinOer blieben 3urid. 9ret
S1bne ite6en felt Rriegsbegiun i'm
Jelo, bon benen Der Jingle iGpers
pertpunOet gefaHgen in einem TransDs
fifden 5elbIaSarett fi1 befinOet. Rot
gebrungen muBte nun bos 8ieb Ell
mem iungen unerFabreren Burden
anDertraut peroen, infolgtbeEen Der.
enoeten pI6slid Orei ipertpp1e Rtibe,
fDpDon ieBt spei sur GaatbeFeQlng
orinseno nutuenbig tpGrer,
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gsrietbarr edwsinsaaas.

siussboii. Sm @inisr fam bas
Sous gddIoHn ipsrbsn, Mn bic
fallen Mlnbe fern ~ boIlsn, bostgsn
bas Dad gsSilnsl psrbtn, UNI fri'
I9e Cuff unb GcnneHIidt sin5u'
IaHen.
lin ben @iau iibsr cine srOb,rs
Girtds fOrtsuI9afTsu, nimmt man
cine &eits. pber sintH itarisH Sirld,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01

Gs sibi bsrI6isbent qrisn Don
G9ptinsfdnsn, bic 70 gebnut fnb.
bab Fe bon elmer GisIIt our anbs'
rem bsrIsbt psrbsn t6nnsfL unb bic
5ur 9sberbrrgung elmer Mniterfaa
NIT tbrem mnrf, obsr bon SiDet bis
bret ousgspohftnsn Ghptinen auss
rti6tu. Die bier bargtItslte art
III auf Der Rssisrunss, 9frIuasform
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01

ben nan bur6 bic in bic G6Iittsr
ssbobrten Bidder siebt unb baran fsIts
madt. Gin @eipann pferbe fam
es barn init 2si6ti9tsit mad irgsnO
einsm pIaBs 5isben. Die S6litte-
bilben bns Tunooment bes &aus.
unb IoIten stipa 3 bei 6 3OIl bid
fein, IobaB ber Stdl tpeit ecnt9
bonn 9oben obfsbt. Qu4 mug onsl
mSgli6t bausrbaFtss 5oI5, 3. 9.
Giatsns Obsr gpprsFenbuI5, Der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01
MIa hie MhorAnnnn hea

WIZ Utt y UtA
rIterreihii6sungariIdsn Rptsn areus
3ss iiiHgit in NiI9Hi gtepgOrOo mar
proteitierte Der bort internierte Ners
tetbigsr BON gr5cmpsI, General BON
Rasnonef, enseriih 6ngsgen, Oab
Die bon tbm in Der GeTangenTAaft
Oerfabtsu 4nI8ei6nungsn iiber ben
5aa Don gr8enlpsI Jpn lpegssnOHs
ussn mlrpsR
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@6atttn seben. Die an BEN Dad
'befetigtsn unb quf bemfslbeR rus
benbsn 9rdbtc bienen ba3u, bic bins
tsrs Wanb gu @sHtilations3Dedsn
unb Nm ben 9obsu gu bef9atten in
bic S5k gu btbsn. Die 5dten,
ipeI6s ben bintsrsn 5eil geidloFen
bieItsR, psrbsn in bieie DrobtItite
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01

~0Apshs AhV GAph'tlNNyt VIZ VStlN2ot.~t'
@aub scOffuet.
in gelisbiIs, Mb., oIs prattiI4 ers
PROFIT fpOrben. Der Gtall bat Elm
redt sefGlisss aeubers. lit Isi4t
aufSufiibrsn uub bsfibt ale 9ortsils
zines spedmdBteen CARBOHYDRATES.
Die Tsntredtsn Wdnbe ssbsn rei9s
LID GuBbooenroum, Der porteiIbdfi
ousgenubt iperben Tam. Die 2iirsn,
@ertiiatioRsborrihtunsen unb bos
Dod itnb 70 ongsorbnet, bab fie
rei6Ii4 frii9e Cuff unb ssniissnO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01

lpanSt tpsrben. Sur @erItdrtung bes
5uBbObens bienen stpsi 9rGger; eli
nen 3ol bide 8retter geniigen fir
ben 6uBboben. Gas 9augerippe ces
ftebt aus 2~x4sOliesn SDl5eru. Sin
gutter anftrid trdgt gu gr0Berer
9auerbnftisteit unb gu einem ges
fduisen ansfeben bes Stolles Bel,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01

W hhNA o.
MID, ais ob bic
@elt gar nil mits
nus mid isrtie
ipsroe tOnut, bic
TABS no tbbes
orobeB bdppsue
bubt, oa ipsrn Id
ssiablt. 81 fin
en- 81 en- mdobss
fer Wann, nls
bdB ia mid etns
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-04-14

hill. was any shadow to be found.
made his way and there sat down on
Il wheeIbarroW.
All the preliminaries were over, and
the rock was ready to he blasted. On
three sides it stood free, and across
the fourth. at the back of the block.
ranged the drilled holes following the
line of fracture between the fine stone
and the coarser. With what care
CYlarlesworth had assigned and eN-
ccuted the boring and the tamping LII
clan knew. yet the quarry master was
now prepared TO examine it ali again,
patiently testing what could be tested,
vigorously fulfilling his duty accord
ing to the laws OF a pride which for
babe impcrfections. FarQuhar helped
him. Iucian, who was really Il super.
tluous person, sat on his barrow and
"ibed at both.
\. steam whistle called the men back
to work at | o'clock. Hidden behind
the rock. LMcian had a good view Of
them as they trooped in. and he vas
surprised by their behavior. The Bel
yians are By nature friendly and po-
lite. AS many as knew Lucian-and
nine-tpnths of them did-had always
for him Il smile. a wav of the hat. a
word of kind greeting: but Charles
worth was severely ignored. One
youth went to the length OF a Ion"
nose behind the managers back. An
English lad of his W age forthwith
fell upon him. and after a brief and
silent struggle proceeded to wipe the
ground with his PROSTATE enemy UNI
til he craved for mercy. but the boy
had merely expressed the feelings OF
his elders. Another point which per
picked I.ucian was the silence Of the
men. \ few were whispering togethc,
and CHANGING between their words a!
Charlesworth, but the usual lively
chatter was not to be heard.
Not much of the peace on eartl
business here, is therc:" Charleswortl
remarked to the philosopher on tn,
wllcelharrow. Il don't so around il
these lanes after shutdown without my
revolver
''rhink they'd go as far as that"
Don't know: they hate me like poi
son anyway. l can put up with thai
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PROLOGUE,

FnOIO0O6s
At DR.. Maudc's surgery mt Marks
we'll Lucian dc SaumarcZ, a patient,
assists Mrs. Scarlc to buy the necessary
medicine for her failing infant. lM-
clan. who himself is in serious physical
condition, is later befricndcd by Noel
Farquhar. wealthy bachelor, who, find
ing him in a faint in the muddy street,
takes him to his home and nurses him
back to health. Lucian tells him OF
Mrs. Searlc's poverty. and Farquhar
attempts to get Eumencs Fame, Il mis-
or of a landlord, to reduce the rents
for his Scarle tenants. Instead Fane
says he'll raise them. Farquhar meets
Miss Fame, who has ambitions to DC
come an actress. l%'arquhar advises her
that her chances on the stage WOULD
be good. lie is charmed with her per-
sonality. as she also is with his. 10
see hin again she attends church for
the first with her brother Bernard.
I'aruuhar relates to l.ucian how he at
one time was made Il slave by an
African chief. Bernard Fame is near
" run down by a motorist, who is
hurt, but goes on his way. Lucian WIS.,
its Dolly. lie and aftcrWard Iar4uhar
proclaim their love to her. She puts
off both. %I'arQuhar steals a kiss. l-u-
clan at night finds his hencfactor III a
high fever. Dolly is introduced into
society ana meets "Gambliny' Merton.
She learns from him that l-lcianS
wife. to whom Lucian had been very
devoted. had died of consumption. l.N-
clan again secs Dolly. Iucian and his
hcncfactor 90 to the Belgian mines
which Far1uhnr OWNS. While there
each receives q letter from Dolly. Lau-
renee. Lionel and Dolly visit Mrs.
Scnrlc and assist her and her children.
Iaurcnre'S sister. Angela, had tried to
do this, but had made poor progress,
therefore becoming jealous of Dolly.
a strike is causing uncaSincsS at the
mines. and q fight seems certain. Der
uarl discovers he's in love with An
ycla. Lal, in love with Dolly. is seen
to enter Il notorious resort. and DOLLY
breaks With him. lie runs across his
old friend, Mcryon the gambler. tc
whom he tells his troubles. MerEOl
secs Dolly and explains how Lars so
GEOLOGICAL work takes him into all kinds
of places and that she is judging La
wrongly. Bernard proposes to Angela
and she is on the verge OF acccptln.
him. lSut she suddenly turns againS1
him when in his crude way he tells hrl
what he expects in Il wife. Mrs. rri
.lcauX advises her to make UP again.
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got 'chainless' twice on one page, n
so sure as l put down that blessed
word | know I'll have to tear up the
lot. There it goes" He tore the
sheets across and across and flung
them ut the paper basket. "There
was rather Il sweet girl in it. too; III
use her up some day for a three thou
sander. You were SAYING
Twill you cone round the works
with me and Charlesworth?'
what, again? I've done it once this
day"
II want to go round in the dinner
hour, willie the men are out. There $
something up; Id swear it.. ana
Charlesworth says the same"
IF It's anything exciting I'm your
man." said Lucinn. completing his S
tune with a pair of carpet slippers
and a white pith helmet. in which he
looked as swarthy as a Hindu. "Any-
way. this is the last time. Come on,
and I'll post my letter on the way
He looked at Farquhar, gleefully an
tiripating a flash of jealousy. and he
had his wish. He laughed, tossed up
the letter and caught it and smote Far
quhar on the shoulder as they went
downstairs. 'Only a fortnight more,
sonny, and then we shall know"
But l'arouhar did not find an an
swer. Prudence and friendship com
bined to keep his wild beast jealousy
in order. but he never even tried to
cast it out.
In the porch they found Charles
worth waiting, impressive. drawn back
into the shade. Summer had come
suddenly upon them with a burning
heat. The roads were padded Will
dust: herbs dropped as if they were
broken; brick walls funled like thu
outposts Of hades. Creeping up from
the south certain blue, l>azy clouds
their scrolied rims tinged with am
Der and saffron. were surely invadin.
the sky. In the quarry not a maj
was left. The intense heat. radiatet
and reflected from the granite walls
made the place Il %purgatory. Mic;
crystals scintillated in the gray dust
The MONDAY sun was shining Straigh
down into the pit. The shrnnken riv
or. like a strip Of blue satin. crcp
without GOODNESS below along the cliffs
only under the great rock. which stoo'
out now like a wen on the face Of til
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HV98 back door into love. IhlllK
of him, lying OH the damp
ground with his throat cut
such a nice throat too. He's ador-
ably hand. ONE for Il barbarian. Or
course he drops AN III OF 50 NOW and
tlcn'--
HE never does
'Doesn't he: Well. no doubt you
know. better than | do. wouldn't
have your conscience, Angela
'llc was very rude to me
".Askcd YOU to marry him, didn't he:
Shockin' presumption"
IL only tolu him the TRUTH
"Wllcn ! refused Il man | always did
it nicely ana tried to spare his feel
ingS. | don't see why you are So angry
will, ,hc poor man. I'm sure it was
very brave of him to fall in love with
yoll.'
Silence for Il little while. Angela
said Mt last. MAUD. do YOU really
think ! ought to beg his p%arcon:"
"Ilavcn't the slightest doubt of it.
my dear
1T will lc.N as though | wantcd'-
"ENactly what YOU do want, You've
been talking IL great deal about the
rights of women all your life: haven't
YOU found nut yet that Il W"man's best
right is to obey her husbands
mo, | haven't. and | don't think it
is"
Then it's time you learned that it
is. We aren't made for anything else,
my dear, You and !. We're ordinary
women. and we must make the best
of it. You can't initiate Dolly Fame,
so don't try to-"
Its the Very last thing | should do
well, 20 and beg the lmrharian's
pardon, then. She would never do
that" Maud had Il grnd@" against
Dolly because She dislikcd gossip.
II can't"
"NonSenSc. my dear child. You re
going to. There's your path: run along,
like II good little girl. and be sure YOU
don't tumble ON Your nose. And there's
half my bet won..'
Maud had sent her off with a ma
trrnul pat. and Angela found herself
going ~obcdicntiy. Instinct led truel
than reason. Down the shalowy path
she came blindIy %hTrying and ran
full against Bernard, leaning motion
less against Il tree.
"Angela."
'.Oll. I'm so sorry" Angela said
with u sob.
Thus was peace established. but An
yela soon found that in Yielding she
had stopped to conquer. Her bcal
was transformed into IL lamb. She
might live at Timbucton. if it pleased
hnr. She might wander through Lon
don alone till | in the morning. though
plainly Bernard did not like the pros
ppct.
But. Bernard, why shouldn't l?
Angela cried.
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Utility.

"Did your audience throw you bou-
qucts after you spccch:'
NO" replied the reckless orator.
''They brought only useful gifts, such
as bricks and other building mate
rial."-Washington Star.
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Hub muSingly)-.\s Lincoln said, q
man may fool some of the people all
of the time and all the people some Of
the time Wife ODriskly)-But YOU
can't fool me amy of the time.-Boston
Transcript.
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SUSPICION,

.Fatllcr.' said the small boy, "what
is political economy:'
''ro be perfectly candid. my son.. 1
can't tell YOU. Sometimes | think
there isn't amy such thing.'-Washing-
ton Star.
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"pa. what is the difference between
good taste and good Judgments"
well, my boy, the man who mar
ries a pretty girl may have excellent
taste but mighty poor judgment.'-De-
troit Free Press.