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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-31
polaku nedostane 10 alevy.

lIaag ~. kyttna. n vtr0lod
nYrh prumen0 byla siskana infor
maze, r. urni nadtie, b. Nsmeeko
pfijme auglickl uayrh = nhledem
MA nlrvu nedostatkem trrielhn Il.
hyvalelsttu 4 l'olsku pfnatfalnl.
etylm auertcke kouise II t0ha d0
rmiu HrpoYatule scr IA maSne, h.
palsbtmu Ildu dnslAllr se nleVF u
iuntu race, 'Ealo tntnfmuef le ue
afttini. lrito neneekf knhinei do.
pnsul uplednal ia tomta anelwktm
uavrtu kteft odeyalan hyl amf
rlrktm YYslanfem DANES W Gle
hafian. ole ma - ~ Ia yseohrrnt,
se atlpurtd kahlnetu hutlp tapor
ma. ilir aneIlpktho uaNrhu mfla
pouahatt palskemu lldn ID
stteh. kahfantrh kekusant, pfatt
lak iasu i tastFrh ktere naleaa
il sr mnpl Neuen. hrnms tnha
mtlo W. Nempeka nyultll. Ar nalp
ana pefmall hidr 81 pht salslstYa
n sfhskul Alhauii 4 ~ .rrnF lilo
te.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-31
VILLA BUDE PRY
DOPADEN Y NEKOLI-
KA PRISTICH DNECH
Velka Carranzoya vojska byla po-
slana do mist, kde nacelnik ban
ditu Sc zdrzuje.
CEKA Sc NOTA OD CARRANZY
Americana Mexiku protestuji
proti pozadaykum, ucinenym ny
nj Carranzovou vladou.

Ch;tu.hua Citv uex ~ kvst
-. Slu6 voisko ,,s,avackl hv
H. ,ouI6,a aa,,ora,o,n Jaouoto ,rrA
yino yeI;telo,o. t;stavankInh voiuk
saveru;m Moxiku l. ohklidnn
uac;onda u;,ohara All -, mil nd
G,,;,oy kJo iak oy,a,n.no hyIo
,,o,,or5l,u, lonao;o R.moy.,u .o
ynIo 4 ,6kolika .v(,ui .,o,,up,,ri
.kr%yb
Wa.h;,u,on u q ~ kvat,,a
poyhnJnui ad,,,n;.tran. ueuyazn.
yat, y no5adavkn y okamzittm od
yolani amo,icL t.ch voisk = Nrvi.
h.. t,l. nrokagano ,,nyu dna5u1m
o,,5,oooIu 3. - tsto oth1rn me.
h,,d. 4. ;ed,nt, mn konrarnucIpb
L,.rs h,Gou kou6nv mnzi onurra
lam p.ryh;ug.m vnIitDlem u,ur,.,.
,.L1 ,ro.tnL vt,,r,,yy , ooncr6lnu
.r..,ro, rorrauyoy,.n, u65.Iuik.u
y Chihuahua
Ad,nn,;stroari ntrdniri trltai
-. ,otu k,.r5 ;ak VA - - mi Nm.
-. oLnn.o,,im nn5,davLn - odyo.
Ia,t n,n,rick yrh yoisk = uexiIta 4
,tndyn6cr pov1 koufnrenrp yoirn.
'kIrh ,,,,oi, = y oaek6vaul move
.oo,v od rnrranzovv vtadv dosrI
nrn,eyt nd a,no,,ckIcb ohanno g
u.v,Lu ,aznn6uiiri H. l. ybzu{m
,nsn6yi,a doslo mrz, mn,i,,l Ole
,,,y,"h noti = Tan,nioo - neli mr
r,nt ,,n su,or,,am,
prote.t te,,,o nr,.sI =. forue f.,
,.o,,,no ad,asnvanshn nresilru
81 Wilsonoy, atyfiuos,ndena,, ob.
eauy hvdltei,ni = Tannieo ktcfl
tonaii ynln6 xhromAldani a rolho.
,lli 49, .yo, xAlsli,ost pfedna.ri
,,f.d a,,.risln, yladn Titn nhea.
,a n,a,,la4uu u. ynten.ka ant,rl
IA ns,n,Iy yrtka po4a,lavlv klprs
sn.,nag6uu Amertannam nro,ut,,.
sail ahsbad = uaslku tr..sn H.
lepamn oznamull 3e teden 4 lp
,,eh ohsann hvl zataen u veauau no
III hoJny nonsyadk adspfel MIA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-31

Dnes meme nez 1000 odd6Iuje
cd .Scbc dcsct hlavnich sberatclli
HAST. Ntktcri 4 mtn6tinnfch
sbdrateIt hIaSll ucinili pozoruhod-
| ny pokrok. ~. Blanche Nantllro.
va Il Frank PulIas naItzaji Sc v te.
| IT, zapasnlkiI. John I.fbaI Il NacIav
| krlkaG jSou naSIrdt.llclmi V inii 4
| pI AnnOl kOZ1kovou Il .Johuem j.
OSnrrou posiupujjc ttsnt za
Inml.
Pine zamtStnan Ntcrejsek byl
p.In{n dnem pro redaktora zhpa-
@u Jrho 1iadoya byIa zaplayena
hlasy. I}yIo naproSto ncmozno je
~poGltatl ys"chny do vydani dnes-
uiho IISt1, Ty, jrz znStaIy, budou
|p1prNYrny pro uyercjntnl Ultra,
I'amutujte, shtratclt hlasn, ~ re
duklor zapasu ma take svoje ne.
snazr.
\ttSlna sberatrI0 hlns0 ocehnJe,
Il, So jim prlpomlnd, Iak mnoho
.don platnostI nabldky zVlasinieh
has0 II cen zhlVa, To Vysvita z
toho. H. Vttsua uoiniIa pozoruhod,
ny poAtlp y" SVEN poStavenl, L.
HmuenaFall. n kazdy den nasles
.dNJlrl prlhl'1nJr j. kU konel Sapa"
sl @ onl"moml}, Nedl' ~ nynl j.
tIoha prarI Nave pr"dplathe
i, no,lsu rrn,,,i,., shro,na3
,r,,t. .t,@,,tak hlasn oly.tc gyl
,8,,b
tNftatftert cen IA Stskanl hlas
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-31
81, Blanche vanCu-
rova je dnes nej-
Iep$i ze SIBERIA
teI0 hIaSd.
MnOh0 zmen utinenO v pOsta-
yenl kandidat0. Zajem Oza-
ras Sc denne prOhIubuje. Ma
bldka ma zyIaStnl mimOfadne
hlasy skOntl Y patek,
zVLASTNI HLAsY A CENY,

Cd osme hodiny ranni dne 20.
kyetna do desate hodiny veter.
nj dne 2. tervna, 1915, kazdy ri.
skavatel hlasu, ktery odevzda
do dradovny "a $15 noveho
Ffedplatneho, po jednom anebo
We skupinach, obdrA 10000 mi
mofadnych HAST; "a $4,000
pfedplatneho 10000 mimorad.
nych hlash. Tyto mimofadne
hlasy dany budou kandidatnm
pfi ukonceni platnosti teto ma.
bidky vedle hlasu, ktere pravi.
delne jsou davany 20 kazde no.
We predplatne.
Vedle toho pax kazdemu, kdo
bnde schopen ziskati "a $50 a.
nebo vice noveho predplatneho
bude dan zlaty petidolar.
VSechno pfedplatne, poslane
poStou, bude pocitano prave TAX
jako kdyby prineseno bylo do
ufadovny, ale postovni razitko
ma obalce, obsahujici takove
predplctne, musi nasnacovati,
ze bylo poslano pred ukoncenim
platnosti teto nabidky.
NEJLEPSf NABfDKA "a.
PASU.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-31
BULHAk.NA VOJSKA Ma SVEN
P0CHODU K MORT zAUJALA Me-
KOLIK RECKYCH PEvNOSTl
Petadyacet tc bulharsych voau nocno fecych pevnos
kupe, Dfagotin, spateyo Kanevo dostho svem po
chodu Demir Hissaru fecke Macedonia
SRBSKA v0JSKA OOpRAvEKA ByLA I KORFU DO SolUNI
bskA armada zeorgansovana prpravena
zahaeni noyeho zapasu. situaci nedoslo
zadnym zmtnam - Malo noy6ho ma jinych frontach

}SeveroP(rhodut 0d Nerdunu. il.
/ z"mi ok0lj Douaulnontu. .jp pred
mttnm Yastjy(rb bojn. Nfmri Il
IdrzujI Vi p6du, krroU Y poSIed-
mich dnocI dobyIi, ale JoJirh pokn-
~ o daIsi postup byIy zmarrny
sijou iranrouzskf obraDy. We w.
SPGi Tblanmonlskrm Irse, jez na-
jfzH ~ ncdaIeko, yoJska korunni-
bo prince dociIiIa mnIthO 1sptchu
sIn6rcm jiznim.
Ma druIl%m bfrbu fpky MAasy,
HrycrozApadu6 od F"rdtnu, ukanl
tcJn~ prndkosti jr prdvt pron-
du. Ia prudkfho uotniho 1toku
p0dariIo 50 FrancouzlIm ynlknouti
do yrsnicc tumiprcs. ktcrou Mem.
ri zmkaII V minnIfm tFduU, ale,
die brrIiusk@ zpravy, frnnrouzskd
vojska byIn zasr trto vesnlcc w.
taccua.
ItaIskf rakouAk@ zprAyy o bo.
.jjch iIzuim TyroIsku sl odporuji.
Rim pripoUSti, " itnIska yojska
byla nucrna nsloupIti prednlch
poslc pfi Astlco frcr, ale oznomn,
jc zdrovrn. ze Iiakusanf byli pora-
Iciri v 4agarina udoii. Eiapjlskd
zprava oznamuje rozhodne Vittz-
styi a zabrAni horsk tho hfcbonc
od Verde k Maata a duIsi 1sp6ch
mad italsk}ml voJsky srVernt od
Arslcr0. kde hrcben hory ClmoIlH
byI zaujat Take dobyti MataIo Y
hofrjsim posiOa udoIi oznami,jc
yidrhska zpraya.
LondFn, ~, kVttna. --~ Dobyti
torduuu Ntmci pred |. srpnem
lo prrdviddno ntmcck}mi yojon-
sklmi odborniky depeslch, KITE
nr po~lduy byIy pres Amsterdam
4 BcrIiua. I'yIo take oznaneno, H.
po yittzatvj Il Ecrdunn Ntmcl nrl-
ri miroVou nabidku. tisar NiI@m
mUlr zvoItil prcsldenta WiIsona
uuebo ntklrrtho panoynika ncu-
traIni Irmt k prcdneseni niroyt
nabidky spoJeurnm, Nemcl, Jak
~ bylo pred rasrn ozndmeno, ma
j 0mysDu shromazdtl nejttzsi
dtIustrcIrotvo neJlcpSi lltoGnr
brlgady zapadn1 cd feky Maasy
Mali y 0mysM yynaIo2iti vsechny
syt silly IA 1celem doStlleni seyr-
rozapadnicb prvuosti II Eerdunu il
potituii, H. crih pevnost bude jim
Fydaua. iakmlIe znoeni se ttrhtoI
p0slr
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-31
WILSON
PRONESL REC 0
TRyAlEM MIRU
Wilson pronesl pred mlroyou ligou
pozoruhodnou rec, ktere SO
priklada dulezitost.
NACRTEK MlRovYCH PLANU.
President povedel, co by Spojene
staty vykonaly, kdyby staly SO
prostfednikem

Washington, y. g. ~. kVGtna.
President Wilson prohldslI yGrru
Pred Ljgou k vymozrni mlrlL H.
%poJcnd S1thty iSol pfiprayrny
pfjpojifi ~ k oMatnim ndrodno
stem k zarhoYdnl miru protI "pO.
IltlckFm atublrim n sobccktnf! ne
pratcINYi' u v sIuIhG "obrcnrIIo
poJAdku, obrrn@ sprav"dInc,ii II
obrrn"ho lniru." Nyjddril nadtjb
" mlrovt podninky, ktrr@ zaI:on-
Il ptItoWnoU y6Iku EYropr, brl-
doU obsahovati take uSporad0mi.
Y uazlA@rni udyrhl ma mir pro
iidcut prof IaslI, H. muVi bftl IA
jatdua uHprosta sVobodn MOI, n
U"porubItrlIost 0zrmi II poltlrk"
upodyislosii Muozi mali IN 20, H.
tuto prcsldrutoYa rec ma b}tI ia
kYmsI YkudIrm ma HllstltL ial;
nH wee tuto pohIizI 81 Y l1Vropt,
Jako z6klndy tryaItho mlru "lr-
Aidrut uyrdI nasIrdujici body.
NSrrbny naroduostl mali praV0 II
yoIltl yIadu pod btrrou prrJi al
iii Male narndv mali urH!n ttsi-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-31
Franoousove xhudoyali ait aeleznie
"a huil.

f4Fil ~ kyttHa tranpout
ska armada koua nhro llnu prAtI
sa tlntrmi saknpu. ktrra Hent pei
utu alarui q tuwm prutl Mem
enm hhuIusali ia patoruhodnal
sif ttlpznttuI n,lrsull tttn nprfH
traita lohrtip stavu, Y thhmra
aue ruutlrusf bralmt otaska h.
leanIr lnh npnhNdeiuf tama r.
alap tuu hampnt httn pplteha 4
utsufpNi poflklaslu pro AFleaulaui
huia . hahuttirh kFallnaph luAF
Htti tfauponfAli alF tuanrulle rut
fpAlti utasku fhudnsAnl aeItanle Y
tAlo krailat dues sif Aeleauitni
rfaeuit III iukn daknAalp NNfAeu
sana strui 'ftchtn slll 6rlesnsf
nkb - tfaWpuasktml hniemi II
uuins tteha i iiml nhfana tFan
tntskA slaia - ssMtlsi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-31

L0ndFn. ~. kyttna. -- BuIhar.
ska iuvas" do feck@ macedonia do
AihIH jiZ Demlr-IIissarl n od tobo-
10 mtta Bulhari. Jak ~ pray.
suazi 80 postoupjtj snitrrm jlhOVy
rhodnim k pfistayu knvaIa pfl
Eg"jsktm moii, sryeroy%chodn6
od SOIlnf.
Ncirrdni odhady uddyajl pofet
yrtrcIc1 na $4,000 pod"I feky
Strumy Rekov@ yyklidiIi prynosi
IinpcI, Dragoijn. Spat0yo a kane-
70, auiz by sc BuIharGm postaylIi
Un odpor, Atbfnsk% tasopIsy prn
VI, H. dcprtace buIharsk}cb "A ne
sch dtrstojnik0 phi zddostl o
yyddni prvuosti RuprI vysyttI0va-
Ia. H. zabrani t@zr Jr nutnostl =
ohIcdcm ia ochramI buIharsk@ho
lrvtho kfidIa proti lltoku sr stra-
ny spojencll.
pcvnost VzduIa W We 3 hodny
Y phtpk rano po nnpsanl protoko-
In. ktprf podppsdn byl bulbarsk}-
mi. nGmrck}ml a feck{ml dnstol
niky. Nfmci Bulharl zavdzali ~
predati peynost Rek1m bucd po tel
kdy il ku ochrau6 svfrh armad
nebudou potfebovati. Reeka pey-
most RnpcI naItza So s"st mil p"v-
most Dragotin dev6t mil seycrne
od Demir.IIlssaru, kdczto prvnost
Spatoyo Iczl ttyfi mile v}chodnt
od tohoto mtsta. Xapadni kaVa-
la. ku ktert, iak Sc pravI. buIhar-
rka vojska pochoduji, j. prista
yem y tgcjsktm mofi pttapad"Hat
nil iiznt od Demlr,IIissarl,
Soutasne 80 zprayon o buIhar-
Sktm vpadu ma reckc nz"mI do
rhdzi zprhya. IT, znoyuzrizrnA Srb
ska armada starry nepflteI Iiul.
harska - yylodtnn byla Y SoIunl
k ScSiIrni francousk}ch u angI.
ckych yoisk zdr Ne iM nalrhaJirlrh.
Srbska armada odhaduje So na
10000 M 1000 mlIln II dllstoJnl.
IN. Byla zreorganlsovdna ma o.
stroya korfu. kter{ Iezi 100 mil od
Solnnt,
~rbska armada Gitala 300 600
mum na potdtku yalky, ME ntrpe-
Ia znutnt NrAty ueJeuom y prld
k}ch boiich y taknsany II pozd6lI
Fl Ntmri, Rnkusauy a bulhary, ia
koz epldrmlck}mi nemocemL
zylhsld tyrom Ibytek arbske ar
mady zuehrAull se lstupem akrhr
hory Alhanlt ia y}ehoduim po
hfe1i Adriatiektho more
kdyf dostihli lrhdy pohfell. Mr.
have 1opravent hflt ma ostrov hor
ia jena leli na il6nin pohfrki Al
hauie. kde 1asohrul hyll tostml
puskaml udtFem u itnak htlt ~
pruyeut pro- noyou sluthn na bal
kansk fuh hojtstleh
aoluh as, kTtlua. Nasledhtm
yseuheene mdiTnaer mad potusn
uIm fepkt neutrality hulhafsk>lnl
pnisky, ystuupiysiml ha feekt IL +.
arml velka sph0fp b,la svolana ia
aufek Ma lttn sehusl hude pro +.
trstut anu prot akei huthaFskFeh .
d uemrek teb ynisk rostayeni tn !
rstu IT, trFlre dalrtlta ttvotIi .
prusmttu. tednueuhu / nrmlr (.
llt.a. muslu. kteft IL klItrm / se
rps a ktsr4 take. iak htln nahanF
tuena htt sauIat liuIhsf' tab ns
nj kuntralaii AeltaUte tn suihhe /
ka kAtalp /
t'afH IL ktttna. Npfslun Il I
Hlnt l.tralakn sAstatal siftdi I
akHm taitnskt einnnstI y pfilnm /
ut dt,lA i'fea Nelkuu lfaurulf
tua fa nasl Aleatl yAlraue II ms .
m, sklApl y ,l'es ~ ~ q II
tta a,tlnt IA unn siEattu M Fa 4
kauaka iialakt trnnta iAk u siA
i, husiA t4ststaii - ettans hahn /
sann
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-31
phofo II, American prem Asaoclation.

hi IS" Y pritoD0f dobt Y Mrxiku a
U 1000 amcrickJch ob@an0, 4
0ichz asi 1000 naIGzA ~ y Tampi.
go oIrjoyfn distrikt0 a asi 200
Y Mrxiko MfHth,
The Huttig news., 1916-02-05

MT Sandry, I believe we have stun bled upon huge government swindle, a case of land-fraud gigantic i'll it's pro. portions.
 Sandry was aghast. "Why, what dc you mean? Miss Ordway, do you mean that the companies are crooked?
 Not so fast. l believe Hampden is crooked, and that possibly Frazer was. For the latter-it is too late and not in our scheme to nail him But Hampden we'll hang high as Ha man-and that before he can filch the East Belt with its store of wealth.
 She was leaning very near as she whispered this, and in the burst of mental light which followed her words Sandry put his hands on her shout. ders.
 You are positively vonderful." he breathed, the most wonderful woman in the whole world How on earth did you find these things out ?"
 "Hampa en." said Poppy with a shrug of her shoulders under Sandrys hands; "he's furnishing data with a ven. geance
 But why? For the love of heaven, why are you doing all this? cant just understand
 With 2 little. sott motion. charming
The Huttig news., 1916-02-05

before the subtle fineness of the pie child of the logging country.
 And why now?" he asked curiously. Why do you go now?"
 You go,.' said Siletz as simply as Koiawmie would speak in his govern. ment cabin at the reservation to the north
 You're a great dreamer, Sletz," said Sandry.
 She nodded
 The horses, having taken their re- quired rest, started forward of their own will after the manner of hiIl-bred horses, and silence prevailed, save Tor the swish and slip of the lron-shod hoofs. 1t took an hour to reach the crest of the range
 Siletz had fallen a-dreaming, sway ing unconsciousiy to every motion of Black Bolt, one hand swinging out ward as encouragement to the dog whose anxious eyes were raised from time to time toward it.
 They travelled steadily. and present. iy the long roll ot the surf began to sound insidiously through the thick cts of vine maple to war with the nign song of the dominant pines
 "Ho," said Siletz at last, softly, 'hear it! Hear it! Hear it singing with a thousand tongues! Ho!-Ho!'
 Sandry looked swiftly back, an odd excitement taking him at the note in her voice-an alien note, beyond his understanding. She had refined up and was sitting erect, her heao up high, her lips fallen part, her eyes be- ginning to glow with hidden fire. He knew that somewhere in the recesses
The Huttig news., 1916-02-05
 CHAPTER XII.
Glmmerines of the Great Game.

Glmmerings of the Great Game.
 The work went forward swiftly along the new line. By the end of the week the new cutting was in fuil swing, the long saws singing, the buckers' broadaxes flashing among the everlasting green, the whole inlaeed mass of detail working together.
 What do you think of our chances now, John?" asked the owner.
 Al. Haint no rees0n why we won't win. Tn Dillingworth," said John Daily whimsically, she's ben furnishin' tn goods ever sense 1 can remember"
 True. But she was in pretty close straits for cash. You know she's worth, standing timber, land, options and equipment, something like a mil lion a hundred and fifty-nine thousand dollars, at the pinch price 1 paid of fifty cents a thousand feet on the stump. At anything like her face value she'd easily double it. And of course you know she's mortgaged to her neck-the East Belt and all the northeast stumpage-"
 Daily shook his head. I'm gettin completely mussed up" he said.
 Well she was. Her mortgages az gregated a half million-in three diff ferent places. About half of them l paid. The rest is hanging fire. Frazer, who should have been a mighty rich man, got out with quarter of a mil lion flat. l don't understand him."
 Neither do 1. but I'd stake my head on old man Frazer, Why I've worked 'eighty-nine."
 Well, there's lot of mystery some where about, and as soon as I'm at liberty 1 intend unearthing things"
 Miss Ordway was working fever. ishly these days. Her rose-leaf cheeks were flushed each noon when she came from the little south room, and her seablee eyes were full of an in. ner excitement.
 Shell make good" Sandry told him. self, She's got the dreamer's look, the pride, the joy. the mighty. arrogant egotism. And she's drunk on the at mosphere of the wilderness. the lone lipess, the sense of world send
 Young and of abundant health, abun- dant vitality, filled with the urge of ambition, abetted by an unusual clev- erness, Miss Ordway was indeed in the way of great things and she knew it. Also with her clear vision she was be- ginning to see something else that added to the flush in her cheeks, some thing as great as her goal of fame, and she faced it with her high courage and confidence.
 This yas the meaning to her of Wal.
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flaming with a rage winch astounded

flaming with a rage winch astounded him
 Why = why = S'letz!" he cried catching her by the wrist as she passed him. "l didn't know you felt like this about the horse!"
 But she flung his grasp loose in perfect fury and dashed up the steps to the kitchen, the sobs coming wildly
 With an understandable sensation sending shivers down his spine, the young owner went to his office.
 When Miss Ordway returned late in the day her smart habit was stained with mud, her little cap was charm ingly awry, and she bore all the ear marks of adventure.
 But 1 know Hampden of the Yel- low Pines" she whispered intimately as Sandry assisted her to dismount, If l did have to manage a rather spectacular fall and ruin my coat in your unspeakable mud. 1 think he'll furnish admirable data
 "What?' cried Sandry, you did that? We'll, for the love of heaven! No wonder you can portray other folks emotions You simply go out and make your situations"
The Huttig news., 1916-02-05

in the airy acceptance of its own dar, ing, the woman of the world put ur her hand and laid it with a caress ove, the one on her shoulder.
 Her face, tilted upward in the dark ness, shone like a flower and he coull just barely see the curving line in ber lips, dark against it's light
 In the mist and the chin the subtle perfume, that always seemed to strike ones senses only after she had passed suddenly thickened and Sandry beneld On the instant lights ana flowers, gay gowns and evening dress of men the thousand intimate things and sounds Of home flashed before him.
 Under the touch of her velvet palm his own grip frightened and Poppy Ord way, quick to feel Eer first real en trance into his inner consciousness, pushed the sudden advantage.
 Why she said softly, why? For you. Do you think I, who am trained in investigation she halted with a little catch of voice and breath-.who have to dig into every promising situ. ation because of my-work-eouid sit by and see that man down you without plunging into the breach? Indeed no And we'll win, my-friend-we'n win. ;"
 With an inimitable gesture at once daring and hesitant, she lifted his hand from her shoulder, brushing it as if unconsciously, across her cheek, held it a moment and turned away toward the camp.
The Huttig news., 1916-02-05

His face was flushed and he sat straight on his horse his khaki-and- blue-fannel clad figure making a not ungraceful picture against the back ground Of vivid green. He whipped at his laced boots, wet from the ferns. and presently spoke out of a full heart. Yes, he said carelessly, it does take brains. A man has got to think to make money-an' It takes money to buy the things of this life-pretty way,
 He suddenly leaned over and laid his rough hand over hers on the pom mel.
 Every tree would buy dozen trunks full-an' own millions of trees
 Her heart was pounding and the sparkle was dancing i'll her eses.
 Millions? Why, that must cover great deal of land Millions of trees?"
 sYes-billions," promised Hampden rashiy. He rose in his saddle and looked through natural opening in the forest down over the dropping ridges.
 Why, look! All that-all that, as far as you can see, to that other ridge and over beyond it and down into the other valley-is mine. Pm rich man, Miss Ordway, an l got it. just by this"
 He tapped his forehead significantly and smiled.
 Truly 1 do admire you," lied Poppy with the naivete of sixteen. Brains brains-why, they are nine-tenths of the battle of success and a man with out them is beaten at the beginning"
 Partner she whispered to Sandry as she passed him that night in the eating room, I've been working. Where can we talk little by our selves?"
 Sandry, looking at her swiftly. saw the excitement in her eyes, and took fire instantly.
 Alone? Why-let's see. Are you afraid to come out to the ferked stick by the road?"
 In the darkness Miss Ordway laughed-a little, low ripple of mirth, soft and subtle
 A tryst." she said, in that small, intimate whisper that suggested inf nite mystery. Are we out of earshot here?"
 "Yes," said sandry, lowering his voice to hers.
 Do you happen to know where Fra ger got all the holdings of the Dill lingworth? How he got them?"
 Why, mo-" said Sandry wonderingly. T suppose he bought them, as any company would do..
 Yes. So far so good. You know that all this land was government land that there are still claims lying far l back in the mountains open to filing l But all this fine timber close in-al l that has chance of being got at-has l been taken-and have you noticed that all of it, CT nearly all, belongs to ei ther one or the other of these two lumber companies?'
 By George!" said Sandry q hadn't thought of that,'
 And have you noticed that none of these claims seem to have been taken in good faith? That none of the filers have compiled in spirit with the home stead law? 1 have secured these hills for seven miles every way except west-and at every filing there is the barest hold of tenure-a windowless shack-just enough to nail the law by it's letter. Nowhere have 1 seen a cleared field, nor one sign of tillage