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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

Yeri6in0S Erpppen iiios
lid BON 9tew @leyifo
San 9(ntonio 2cros i6.
Dldr5. Nm eincm @unfte niolih
bon 9lriIDlerifo pieaeiht 20 Wlei.
len pieaeiHt oud) mciter eutfcrnt
6obcn bclitc @cnerol @erI6ino uno
icine Expeditions. Screen gipouof Be.
5ogeu Sic bobcn biSbcr fcin &cn.
contreS NIT Merifonern 5n beitcben
sebobt iuiO oee @ormarlh IN Wicrifo
binein iuor uob oen lofonilmen BOT.
lboitcn sic @cncrol 6unitou er-
Gielt imbebinoert
Eic @yproition miro imter ser 9(n.
uohmc iorteeiiibri, oab Die @orrohsd.
Sruppcl bci Ger 3aoo ani Gillo iu0
ieute @onoiienidnor miibclicn ucr.
cen
IN slrnccfrciIeii lunrNe Die 9cnBe.
rlma ocs Generals (Sauira, Ocs @or.
ran5o Gommanodntcu lit eSuorcS,
uicliotb coulHeniirt. Ierielbc laetc.
oaB Ct i'm giufIong nit Snftrnftio.
ncn bon ieincr &cgicrlma GrOreS 8ur
COOPERATION init oen amerifaniidet
Erppcn 9caebeit babe. ooB CT pcrion.
licb icootb ciu iol6cS 8orgeben nitbt
in0oiiirc.
slmcritoniirbe aoballc.
rie 9Gbtbeilnnan1bert
HOS &ilIo.
81 gallo. EcroS, l6 NadrS.
Dos Z. mo 10. aapaileric.Geaimclt.
bic nnecblid) III eilm6ribcu bon Gnl.
berion's Hondl, ito6c Sohitn, u. -Dl
in 9Rcrito ciuoringcn n1bern iid)
Sem 9illd 1crritoritiu in Der Gaios
C5rouoe.8cgeno, ipic bier cinaetroi.
,ieuc 9cribtc aus 5upcrI0iiieeu 2nel.
len bcingcii.
Son ibrcm 9IuSgaugspliufte bis
nod Gaios 0IranoeS bctrGgt sic Di.
iiou5 ehua So plcilcn lmO ocr gIuf.
brih oieier 9Ibtbeiluns erfolete Ihon
eeitern Nlorgcu
Sails |iuo icnen GerioIgeri IL
1cuo mclhen oreouiiirten @iocriiouo
cnigegeniesen lolte, 10 Oiiriten oieiC
ameritouii@en Sruppen ie0r bolO nit
ieincn QluBrnpoiten n Gontdtt fonl.
men,
9SnS @iao 81 tbun beobiidtigt II
Elm polltommcnes Siatbicl 0r Pm
orenS Sorcia ocr bieligc Gcrrauoai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17
Der 0aerrcidli(@e 2seri@t.

Ncrlin, rs, @Grs. Die 9toicn icten lire Senipr nit
Sgfci gn ben &oOgrn.66bca bic
Sucncr crit uah blnigcm yln1fa mpic 5nrid9euorcu
Dies g6t nmtldcu M1cnn8 BcrpOr bic nntrr gclr
ocm Hotnm 6frdinueaden Nonpquarter bnnnt gcsc.
ben MnS naG 6er Hbcrmtielt mnrSc
Bon Scr ttaIie nj den 6rUnt
Nic Nmgrif Staicncr mi Or pn3DSrunt nit
Sctgtc rsett Nr ben %OOsa06bcn eeInng
enOc Scitue enen She'll micrer Stelnngn nnbrinan
cSpd uod 6r darfcm NuBfamp icoer scrcn
Der uGdtdc SOrOh Scn Sic aCnidu Srnppen nad nmfoi
nSru 9r0c %Obcrcunaen in Der @genS iaOwetd Gan
Nano nnteruO6m p0ligr Tedlog @Dr Dcr Stclnne
eacn ais Gin Genltat Der SmGpc wGrcnO Der en Sage
1000 2eidcn cnbldrr GulSuten.
N c6rcrcu &nncu Der Sion5p6rut babcn hd eb6a Nrl.
0nelc nnS Cperntoncn init Mnnmerferu abgcipicIt
3talne Ncric bn ole ScnoScgeub auf S1rn6ucr ont
ferner sic Sol 0c SnnaGcaenO in Sirol bed5oIu.
Srtcf bDn SItcgcrn bOmbnrDirt
Salnie eaer Gubu cine gn3u6 Sombcn Gcra6seuOrirn
o6ue iracnS wcldsn SdaOen an5nrdten.
SOn Der rniiif6Cn SrOnt
Die 9nicn 6abcu mcbrVrc eb gC NusrC acgn grdcu-
fOp uOrowed Sccc5tO aomno SrOn serdtct Sic
rbue unabme uusreu StreGn blns o6seidaaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17
gteuc Stalieuer=Angriffe arn SiOn3O.
Slutiges Ringeu auf Ocn 9'oOgara SS9eu.
StalieniI@e 5icaer pertcn s'o"Sc" aui aricf.
2seridt oes Oent[dlen C1enerarItaes.

@criu oia 9ouSOu, 16 Mdrs Die 6ramOcn 6abcu mel.
Nusrii aui bic Ocntcn Snn iGOid Ct Sonpct wcl
OOu Der SOmmEB ShaRc in Der Champagne nuteruOmmcn Die
i1mmd dcitcru Die 1cucu aben sme Giere nn0 50
Mann ocfausn nnO GaIncnscme6rc cr6entrt
Se SC MOrt 0OmmcSOb melde SaS Srrain wehld Der
Yaas be6errid)t beinSet f6 fet in Oeuid)cu SGuScu.
Scc gus0bcu wcrScn in benz amtlu &t gemndt Der 6eue
9omiag bcncu Obcr Seereslcnug ansgcgcbeu
nnO cinem UOaitGnSsen SubOt nab, w ost lantc
&cflider SriegSidanpInt
On SanOcn beiOners in Der @abarat Sute lit Die 9
GcreUtSt beSeuteuS ueuOer scuorOcn, Gauptadd
gnS 9ogc nnO %iaeang.gOS
n G6ampnnc Oc Trnn5Uieu nmdenSen Irhaer
%Orbctnaen cine na6l Angrn nnternommen bic i'd &C.
uncrc @OtOucu aOId Ct Sunpct mcd Som
me-@D SDnNn &onOtrufe rideen gc SC Nnaric ug
los unn petn r scrius %crnfe wabrcnS bic n
iammtd nuuemnnO eeiansm anfcrOcm icn wci Mducu
Wcwcbre in bic GGnOc
gD lnfen lfr Der @anS 6can %criMc
Oc Sc Wor Sommc66Gc nnS Oc Gnnngn gSaISc n6rol
sanBlid b
8uiidcn Waao Wocl 1T sic gage uircr arnppcu
ndt OcranOcrt
SiSGd @iOcrnspa6 Tim c6Gluf) TnO nnicrr SorOnIcu
cincm urfumen SpmbarOcmcn ienScn 6aBcnar16cn
aOrnnocr nno NIT cncr NnGl @conscneu Oufs ecs
bcutc yrrIGgctebrt.
TraR56fiidcr MeropGun bcrnntcr aci6pficm
encm gnftfumpfc IhO Sciuc Champagne
cin iraud AcrOpan crnurr Gcdacn Dir Sna6cn mnrOen
sc6Ott
SeiuSde Slecr ba6en sccrm N6uS Ocmdjc SOpa
in Habr, 6id Gonians nu98rCu Der critic Nneri
wGrnO Scr Nadt 13. 5nm A. SIS
SdnSn milrdcr ScSenung ougdtet %cr GiOipcroncn
mnScn Dunnbct cine Srn in negeG9rcr &cc
cine 5ran nnO 5pei auScr in nnbcSentcuScr @ciic
ScfIi6cr Sricasidarplat
Mn Oerd6ncn Shaeu Der Gfden 6ron 6oben &ounileu
rcd 5nscnscu 5m cbrscn oab feline Grc9uic SeOcn
fnas.
Salfam s. iccGsfdanploe
Die o0smen SodIOsc Oni Osr gufOn6ruut bat Nd
irntlidr &eir DcranScr"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

Goniul pcriiGerte bcute onB nod
Der on i'm creongenen $iriormotion
CT iiberdenet ici, oob gdaa fait ale
ieinc @ciolgSleute cntloiien bobc mo
beobiitbtiee. NIT elmer @anopoa Scr
troiter iib IN ooS Ser3 Scr sierra
y1oorcs aurild5u8ieben
glmerifoniide u SoI0otep
6urd 6rarctircitrs
Dcrmun0et.
GolumbnS, q, Dr. rs. Mtdrs.
@6breno Die meiiten Der bier bon
ocr merifaniidlen Sren3c anlangcn.
ocn noffisiclcn getiMte ouocriptrp.
ooB Die outcrifoniihcn grappcn ~
0tcriio 1T i6rcm gprnorid5 uidt Dc.
bitioert wcr0eib lonotcn bod utal
Dlclounscn an oic bciagtet oaB
Gicr ino oort bic Expeditions Sorcca
olrh Jranctireurs bcldiiipt mpr0eH
leien gloh oieicn @erintep mur0ca
ledls ooer itebcn omeritoniihc @otou
ten bon oen algeht BON Sronctirclrs
getroiicM
IS mar nitbt eeiasi neldje oct
onterifoitiidlct aoliuuncli & ipor bic
uuf 6rnnctirenrs itieb.
3 lie 5timmllug i'm nrgffas
niidlen QSDffc
es ldent aiBer 6rngc, ooB en- be-
trdhtlibcr E6eil Der neritoniidlen
Soloatcn mo Gioiliitc im aor0ep
Der 9iepublit 0Cn 8oreeheii ocr gScr
Staatcu ourdaus feinolih acsenil6c
iiebt ooaeaen 3eigeu Sic H66cren Gi-
bill im0 glilitdrbc6oroen ocn @ituid,
iraeno lpeldc 5riftiou 5n uernteioer
cs ideitt a6er 5ipciieIhoii. ob Iic sic
Niaiie Der 9eoolferua I'M noroldjcn
Ciitrift controIiren fompe0, unter
Der infol6c ciner non iuttcfounten
Gneilen aug icbr ciirio pciil6rici
Fropagon0a seael oie gtmcri1upr e..
lie beocnflihc lluraii iid hgmcrTbm
madt.
Gonanca lm0 Gniaao inn oie
5hirmceniren @on GonaIaS lunroc
beiItc aeneloct 6oB 500 ousacllalic
Scute inlolae alarutrenoer 5priidre
lhlemisit nod Dem erraenanllen
Crt 0eanot lpor0an ieien
+r--~4-+
gltuunenlrl, Sic ben yScntidbcu 0vrrr
IpDnncnteu" nidJt piinitIifl Dher nnrceel
maHia crbaItgn, Nuo gebcteu, ner Gifire
bancn per IeIep0un ppgr ifSrliiliM Mlil
ibctIituD sR Tuatbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

wcldes 6eonitrast it, &oh6o Silla
to0t ooer lebenoi9 eiu5libringcn icbon
5ebn N}eilen peit in Mcrifo einmur-
iAirt.
Gic iebr idori ourdgeiiibrtc Gcu'
hu ldBt tGotiGhlicb niHts Olirhgebet
ais @criihtr eS lit ober 5iemlitb
iicbrrgciiellt oaB sic omerifnniiHe
&orbut leBte 9lodt inn S5er5en Der
@ilite cmmpirt Bat pelAe 5piidcn
Dem Gnudridpunft un0 Oem 9cghu
Oer Sierra @la0re gelegen iitl IN oc-
rem @alouugen Gilla 3uiIudt ge-
uommen 6abeil ioll
Souptiutereie erregt bier Die sra.
ac, mie oie 9lnpeieubeit omerifoni-
idler Solooten oii merifoniihcm Sc
bict pon sen Ernppen Garron5a'S
GiliQcHonmeu luirD @cueral GALES,
Der Nlilitiraouoerncur bon Sonora,
bat Smppem 0ercn 3abI oon 10000
bis 2O,0G0 aeid6tt uirN in ocn
Wenjortci mlo Oem @ebict no oic
alueritouiit6eu SoI0aiea eingcriidt
ir0 sir &eriiaiN1 nno ieit Eo9eil
Ncb cS, OoB oicielbcn ser Seriolglng
%illaS onrdb amerifoniiHc Solootcn
ourdaus niht giiuItia geItintnt lcieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17
lirpiN'a 9 Mei0cn 81.


0 q u c I |.
glmiter0om oio 9onoou iG.
%ior5. Sine bol6anltliHe 9erlincr
"'litbeihno ingt:
Der 3iidtritt oee 9loniirnIc BON
$lrpis pon 0ldrinelniniiterium er.
lol9t nit alien Gbren. Seine Hciiq
aotion miro augeiiAts ieiner orobcn
Seroieiiiie I'M Sic 9lusgcitaltlin9 Der
Ventldcn Slotte 81 Ocni 10 mertbuol.
.Vll Snitrumcnte. ais welhes tie iicj
WI SGuie 0es arieles beluabrt bat,
uugemein 6eOouert. Dic treiiliN1
%a6l ieineS 9tahfoleers lit eipe @o.
'oltie. ooB betrefis Der Oletbo0en oeS
eetrieges feine glelOertug itattfm.
Ven miro. 9IOniral pon Gapel!c
,olrtte aeneiniam nit g(omiraI uoa
Slrpis mO Oie llebcrnobme oeS PIN.
. onrh i'm beOaltct oaB Die @'olitii
0eS lGsiocnocn 9liniiiers bcibcbalter
Mrs.
er 6oroiAritt Dcr G'rpc
0itipn.
Y Eaio. Scros, l6. WiGr1
AuS 5uuerl0iiiacr Gscae 6icr cinac
aQnacnen 9laMrinicn 3niol8e 1T Dos
u'n'rituiihc Expeditions Corps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

gen Ole Geiitihen bel 9o @looe, III
ser @egenO bon 9tieuport, rid)teten,
in ser uoaitonoigen 3critorlng ser
oelti6en GerbinOanos Sbiiecn.
9rGber reiultirte uno Dem Seinoe De.
trdhtlide 0erllite beibrobte.
Sr Der @e8enO n0rOlid bon &er.
olu wur0e udbreno Der gloht fein
Snianteric-@eiedt aemeloet
9lui Dclu liufen llfcr 0er GlooS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

NOunucittcN, Ote Ocn ,TcniIdlcm Gurre'
ipDuoenten" nidJt phuttlitll oOrr unrcRels
inaNlg crhnIiru, iinb aebeieu, Der EiIics
nnuun per EelepBDu UDer Icbrii.ssh DtA
lbgllnN9 Bu utnt&g1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

Scr irou50iii1e 95ohmit
tags 9criHt,
&uris i6. Nl0r5. GoS fron
30iiihe 9riegs5iireau 6ot beilte ytoh'
lnittde oos iolgenOe oifi5ielIc Com.
iiber Observation-Disclosures ouf
Der g9eitiront 6efonnt ge9ebcu
u,Sn @elgien hobcn fron5oliide ga.
ironillcn icilacileIlt OoB oos pcrbee.
rcnoc 6epcr uclhes mir geltern gc'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17
(rra6tIos nan eabblIIe)

tTra6hoS uah SanblIIc)
Bcrltn 16. Wfdr5. (lleberlees
9lodridten-9leentur.) 9lus 9ltbeu
iino @eridtc bier ciugeloufeu peI1e
beiaeell OoB britiibe Sriegsidiife Die
ofienc StoOt @urla, nobe SmDrna,
bombarSirt bobcn oeren Ginpobucr
iait iamntlib @rie9en iino. Qic
StoOt purOe Dem @cribte na6 ialt
oolig 3eritort. Cine eroBe 9lu5o6I
BON Grieben meiit 5rauen ino aiu.
Der purOen eetootet Sin Ebeil Der
grie6idcn 9epoIfcrlmg iuuroe nod
Ytitp!ene sebrodt
Gie 9lt9cncr 9eridtc beioeen OoB
Die Ginoc bon 0cm gln9riif einea
Shirm ser Gntriiinne in Ocr 9riedi
idcu Souptitoot cntieiisIt bat. GoS
offi5ioie SrgoL Die 3eitim5 o9Icon
9Iip" ioot
Die @rifcn gcbcll uor Dob iih IN
SurIa tiirfiiNc 6cIoiaaer beianOeu
in @irfIintcit logcn oieic ieoodl oil
Bcrboib Der Staot. lln0 mas Bate
Die lucbrloic @Goolterlno vca SArla
get6on2"
Ger gricd)iihe @cion0te III Sonoon
bat einen IN id)oriiiem Gone gebaltc
men 4Srotcit bci ocr englilDen Rcgic
rlma cingcIc8t
Z Eiirfcn idicBcn glcrppInp.
am Sltc5fonnI bcrnit.
ter.
GonitnntinopeL rs. Nldr3
(uia SonOon. Ger oiii5ieue tiirfi
ide 9eridt rmtcr bclltiecm Gotlmt
beiagt Dab an cinen &ulftc 5uei ai
lomcter oitli1 bonn Src5.aofol Gin
fcinoliher 9Icroplon berlmicrgeihoi
len ipnroe.
Scfe 9urm aui Ocr @aaipoIi
0olbinicl ulroe pon icnolihen
arerBcrn bciboiieu. S,n llcbriecn
hat iib Die Sndloac nicbt uer1uoert.
@iener 80ric gc0ffnct.
&ien. pia Berlin im0 9oroon.
i6. Wlor5. Die bieliec 9oric miro
bellte gum eriten Ntale ieit Ocm slns.
brld) oeS arieges ibrc E6iircn ofinen.
Ole Gransottiouen bleiben oleroines
nli ous gtotbpcnoiolte beihrdntt. imo
Spefulotionsf0uic pno @erf1pic iino
ousgeicbloiien Ga allc @erfduic IN
baar be5obIt lperocn miiiicn. Gs iino
@lobrcgcln getroiIcn unrocr I'M
erobc RrciSidwanfingen 5u urrbl
ten.
Die g0ric iuro porldiifig nilr cine
Stunoc pro Sae oiict icin.
Submorinc &riegfilb
rltng erfdbrt feline
enOerltna,
@erlill uia Sonoon, i6. Ntdr5.
Gin @e1iel Der Seihme ocS Nlo
rinenuniitcrnms lit nm poacuocte
1botiade Gfii5iea miro crtIdrt, BOB
man i'm Gin DhBoeritduoniB into idl
ihe ShluBiolgerimeen su oernieioep.
berporbeben mB, OaB oieier @ccbiel
feine WloOiii5irune Ger EauNboot,
| &olitif ser oeltihcn Gegierime be.
0cutet, ipelhc uneridiitierIib oui Ocm
Wlcmornnoim pom ,. 6ebriior bolrt,
ooS oom gnSpdrtiaen slmte 0en nen.
trolen 9iGhicn bctreiiS Der 9Ibibt
| Der &egierilna ariiirtc aauffnbrtcl
idliffc feinoliher Sonocr 3u 5eritorei.
juaeitcllt moroen 1T; cS lit aud nic1t
Die oerinaiic Slbiidt oor6nnoen oieir
&olitif in irgeno elmer Meiie 81 Gl,
bern ooer nbSuibmobcn
@S mag ober bemertt perOen oa5
aud feline 8eribdriiug Der Saud.
bootfricefiIbrume erpartet iuerocrl
bari ru0 ooB oic 8cniii6uueen mel.
dc gemaht purocu sen Taudboot.
frieg uuf Oie neiitrule S1iffubrt bon
unb nod feinolihen Sdieu ous5uoeb.
nen. tcine glusiicbt anf Griol1 bobeiI
M0unuc,trn, Dtc Dcn ,.1cnildlcn GDrres
ippuoenten" nidjt phutiIitl uOrr unreRels
inaNlg crhnItru, inb nebeten, her Efliu
nnuun per EelepBpn pDtr frbrii.ssh IDtiA.
sbrsInne 81 mn&e@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

Ouucrtc ooS 9on6oroenent tort
a6er ni6t nit beionoerer Soeitigfeit; (;
oui Dem rcdten llier Oogcecn mar
Die 9ononooc iebr intcniio,
Su Der @egenO bon SouOremout
lmO bon 0omloup Bot uniere 9IrtiIlc.
rie elm iebr Ie6baftes Sener gegcn
oos Gerraiu peiilih bon Gouaumort
aerihtet 100 Scr 6einO nit Der @oI.
lenOlmg bon 9efeltiounasrucrfen be.
id0ftiet mar
Sm &oebre 0iitrift bo6en mir
@robiont5iige ocs 6elnoeS 6cidoieu
Seitlih bonn 9lpremont @olOc
unternabmeu mir eincn llebcrro.
idunesouarifi eeecu eiuen oeiltiben
2auferaben. Scr OoS GrecbniB bate,
oaB mir oem 5eiuoc 9erlilite beis
brobten imo cine 9ln3obl bon @cfon.
genen mo6tcu.
S5n oen @ogeieu 6oben oie Geilt.
iheu IiiOli@ bon ser Gbiir ciueu 9ln.
griff gegcn unierc 8oiitioncn III Der
gtdbe bon 9rrubollpt oerihiet. Ser
5eiuO mrr0e ieOoh NurhtmierSperri
icuer ooron ber6inocrt, IN iluiere
Sdiibengr1bcu eiusuoringcn."
&tele @ric1en 0urh 6ri.
tilne sc ib lie &C.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-11-09

fort gates but few were standing. or
moving cautiously about bearing word
of command.
Monsieur" l whispered timidly,
you can never attack; there are too
many"
They appear more numerous than
they are" he answered confidently,
but it will be stiff fight. Not all
Tuscaroras either; there are Eries yon-
der to the right, and a few renegade
Mohawks with them. Look, by the foot
of that big tree, the fellow in war bon.
net and deerskln shirt-what make
you Of himT"
"A white man in spite of his paint"
Twas my guess also. thought It
likely they had renegade with them,
for this is not Indian strategy. La
Forest was Of the same opinion, al
though twas too dark when he was
here for US to make sure"
For what are they waiting and
watching?"
"The gates to open, no doubt. II
they suspect nothing within, they will
send out party soon to reconnolter
the trail, and reach the river below for
water 1t is the custom. and, no doubt,
these devils know. and will wait their
chance. They urge the laggards now."
We lay and watched them, his hand
clasping mine. Those warriors who
had been lying prone rose to their
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-11-09
ToLiUe Long!

A recipe given by a famous ply
slcian for long life was: keep the
kidneys in good order! Try to elimi-
nate through the skin and intestines
the poisOns that otherwise clog the kid
neys. Avoid eating meat as much as
possible; avoid too much salt, alcohol,
tea. Drink plenty Of water"
For those past middle life, for those
easily recognized symptoms of inflam-
nation, as backache, scalding "water,"
or If uric acid in the blood has caused
rheumatism, rusty" joints, stiffness,
get Anuric at the drug store. This is
q wonderful ellminator Of uric acid and
was discovered by DR.. Pierce Of In
vallds' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. If your
druggist does not keep it send 10 cents
to DR.. Pierce for trial package and you
viii know that 1t is many times
more potent than, lithla and that it dis
solves uric acid as bot water does
sugar. -.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-11-09

| knees, and. weapons in hand, crouched
for a spring; the chiefs scattered, care
| full to keep concealed behind cover.
Not a sound reached us. every move
ment nOiseless, the orders conveyed by
gesture of the hand. D'Artigny pressed
my fingers.
Action will come soon," he contin-
ued, his lips at my ear, "and I must
be ready below to take the lead. You
can serve us best here, Adele; there
Is no safer spot If you lie low. You
have a bit of cloth--a handkerchlefT'
Yes, monsieur"
Then watch the fort gates, and II
you see them open drop the cloth over
the edge OF the rock there in signal.
l will wait just below, but from where
we are we can see nothing. You un-
derstand?"
Surely, monsieur; am to remain
here and watch; then signal you when
the fort gates open"
"Ay, that is 1t; or If those savages
advance into the open-they may not
wait"
Yes, monsieur"
His lips touched mine, and heard
him whisper a word of endearment.
You are a brave girl"
mo, monsieur; am frightened, ter
ribly frightened, but-but love you,
and am Frenchwoman."
He crept back silently, and l was
left alone on the great rock, gazing
out anXiously into the gray morning.
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Surprised Dinner Party.

In a recently published boOw Sir
Henry Lucy has charming story Of
the late Canon Anger. The canon
was very fond of children, and set out
one night to attend party given "by
children for children"
Don't announce me-" he said to the
servant.
Leaving his coat and hat downstairs,
he quietly opened the drawing room
door, where the buzz of voices an
nOunced the presence of company.
Dropping on his hands and knees he
entered, making strange noises distinct
ly resembling the neighing Of horse.
Aware of a dead silence, he looked up,
and found the guests assembled for an
eight-oclOck dinner regarding him
with disgust not unmixed with alarm.
The children's party was next door.
Youths Companion.
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CHAPTER xxIV-cOntInusd.


l cannot describe my feelings-joy,
sorrow, memory OF the past over
whelming me. My eyes were wet with
tears. and could find no words. DAT
tigny seemed to understand, yet he
made no effort to speak, merely hold
ing me close with his strong arm. So
in silence, our minds upon the past and
the future, we followed the savageS
through the black night along the dim
trail. For the time I forgot where |
was. my weird, CHASTITY surroundings,
the purpose Of our stealthy advance,
and remembered only my father, and
the scenes of childhood. He must
have cOmprehended, for he made no
attempt to interrupt my reVerie, and
his silence drew me clOser-the steady
pressure of his arm brought me peace
Suddenly before US lOomed the shad-
ow of the great rock, which rose
mighty barrier across the trail, its crest
outlined against the sky. The Indians
had halted here, and we pressed for
ward through them, until we came to
where the chief and La Forest waited.
There was a growing tinge of light in
the eastern sky. enabling US to perceive
each others faces. All was tense, ex-
peCtant, the Indians scarcely ventur-
ing to breathe, the two white men con-
versing in whispers. Sequitah stood
mOtionless as statue, his lips tightly
closed.
Your scouts ventured no farther?"
questioned D'Artigny.
NO; twas not safe; one man scaled
the rock, and reports the Iroquois
just beyond"
They hide in covert where | sus-
peCted them; but l would see with my
own eyes. There is crevice here, as I
remember, to give foothold. Ay. here
it Is. an easy passage enough. Come,
La Forest. glance ahead will make
clear my plans"
The two clambered up noiseleSsIy,
and OutStretChed themselves on the fiat
surface above. The dawn frightened,
almost imperceptibIy, so l could dis
tingutsh the savage forms on either
side, some standing, some squatting on
the grass. all motionless but alert.
their weapons cleaning, their cruel
eyes glitterng from excitement. La
Forest descended cautiously and turned
toward me.
Madame, D'Artigny would have you
Join him"
Surprised at the request rested my
foot in bis hand. and crept forward
along the smooth surface until | lay
beside Rene. He glanced aside into
my face.
do not lift your head" he whis-
pered. Peer through this cleft in the
stOne'
Before us was a narrow opening,
devoid of vegetation, sterile patch of
stone and sand, and beyond this
fringe of trees. matted with under
brush below so as to make good screen,
but sufficiently thinned out above, so
that, from our elevation, we could look !
through the interlaced branches across
the cleared space where the timber had |
been chopped away to the palisades of
the fort. The first space was filled |
with warriors, crOuching behind the |
cover of underbrush. Most of these
were lying down, or upon their knees.
watchfully peering through toward the
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She Countered Neatly,

Three young chaps were eating in
the dining room at one of Pittsburgh's
pleasure parks, and incidentally were
trying to tiirt with the pretty waitress.
After devOuring everything in sight
they decided to have some ice cream
and cake.
"What kind will you have? Devils
food, plain or nut cakes" asked the
Waitress.
Give me devils food" said two of
them, and the other asked for walnut
cake.
1.-TWO devils and one nut" cried the
bright young girl.
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rope. De Tonty. I command you in
the name OF Fr1ncer'
The point Of his sword was at DAT
tigny's breast, but the younger man
stood motionless. his lips smiling. his
eyes on the others face.
"Perchance. monsieur" he said uuI-
etly, ut might be best for you first to
speak with this friend OF mine"
What friend? Sacre! What is the
fellow to me? Who is he-another one
Of La Snlle's spawnT"
La Forest, still bareheaded, his fore
head bleeding, pressed down the sword
blade.
THE company is a good one," he
said bluntly enough. "and Just now
well worth belonging to. am Fran
cois de Ia Forest, monsieur, one-tlme
commandant at Detroit: at present
messenger from the king OF France" &"
Kings messenger you! Mon
Dieu! you look it, Come. man, what
mummery is this?"
mo mummery. monsieur. left
FRANCE TWO months since, bearing the
kings own word to NJ. la Barre. 'Tis
with his Endorsement l journeyed
hlther to restore Henri de Tonty to his
Hghtful command of Fort st. Louis"
You lle!' Cassion cried hotly, eyes
blazing hatred and anger, "'tis some
bellish trick"
Monsieur, never before did man
say that to me, and live Were you not
telon and thief, l would strike you
where you stand. Ay, mean the
WOrds-now listen; lift that sword
point, and l shoot you dead. Monsieur
de Tonty, show the man the papers"
Casslon took them as though in a
daze, his hand trembling, his eyes
burning with malignant rage. doubt