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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06

| b0rte ser Meiingierius Marittmes bon
MorieiIIe un6 tpar Der ruiiifhem Ste
gierung CUR @erfiigung geiteqt >por'
6en.
gie 8ot1@nfter @eror6 be11te Sen
@oibimgtoner @taats6epartement To-
belte> bat sic bel1tfde &egterung i'm
betta6ridtigt baB ibr o1ntli@ bon @1r-
griffem ouf 6ie Da1npfer Suiier nn6
gngliibn1an ni@ts betannt iet. SIRE
&enntriB berube Ie6tgDi@ auf 8ei>
tungsberidtterr. Cine l11teriu@ung
iperoe ei1rgel tet tper6en.
Ser amer> >lsnri@e 8oti@ofter Get
or6 bat 6os 1nsmdrtige 9ln1t in Ser
lin int 9luftpog ieiner 9egierung Inn
gusf1t1rft 6ariiber eriudt, ob ein be11t=
| 16es To19boot Sen @analfanrpfer
|51tiler o6er Sen briti16en Damrpfer
gmgliib1non torpe6iert babe. Die
9lnt1port miro 1ta@ elmer Wettttbetlung
ser urteriee< <@adridten=M Mgentur lan=
gere 3eit ber5ogert tper6en, 6anit bic
Marinebeb0r6en erit etne griin6lide
l1nteri11@ung anitenen fomnen. Ser
Son ser m1rerifanii9en Note iit 6l&rds
aus frel,n6li@.
@abren6 Der 6euti i1e 9agesberidt
MIR bon beftigem @eidiibfeuer anf
bei6en. geitem Ser Moos BEL @er6ln
ipri9t, mel6et 2on6on, 6aB nod @a-
ri1er @epei1em 6ie @eidieBung Der
|@obnIinie bon @erbun nod @aris, Der
tpi9tigiten @erbin6un9sIinie Der Sc
[ftung, barr4 oeutidp idnere @efdube
bon 6em MIR ie1s Meile11 entfernten
ggal6 bon Mbocourt aus, beftig bor
ii@ gebt. Horis nrel6et fermer, bob
in beftigen &dnppfen ouf 6em 0itli&en
Moosmfer sic Delti6en i'm 9orf
8our Coos Sort glei@en Gamens ba-
ben iie idor) SUB gefaBt baben.
@om Ser Sitfrottt npel6et @erlin,
6ab Die lebte Sffen1tbe Der Nu11e11 an
ser &i116enburgiiden 6ront, obgefe-
fen 6nbo1t, 6aB iie rein nidts erreid]'
te; ben &uiien 100000 @ann gefo-
1tet bat in Sen bier @o6en pom %.
6ebrlpnr bis %. @dr3. Sn 6ieien
@dmpfen boten 6ie &uifen iiber eine
baIbe @iQion Mann auf.
Die britii9e M6nrtralitdt gibt aus,
6oB geIeget1tIi@ 6es 2uftungriffs on
Ser 0itfiiite gnglan6s u1npeit Der
&benrien1iin6ung ein 3eppelim utter'
gegongen un6 feline 8efatnng geno11t-
me1 >por6en fei, iie gibt ferner o1t
6uB 6atr9 8onrben Ser Deuti6en %
@erionen get06tet, "A bertpun6et NOR
Sen; iiber 6en @1a6en miro borlanfig
geidApiegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06
Sic &rte9s1a9e.
;. Mbrif.

SS1l1 Oel1t1fet Ne1d)stQg Dn GET
oel1tlde &ei6sfan3ler, 9r. BON 8etbz
npo1ue-&olltpeg, berte in 6em slus-
1prlt6 itol5er @orte lib ielbit nno oas
oel1tibe &ei6 geebrt. St bielt Die
beoeutl utlonrlte 9teoe, oie bon ibn felt
8eginn 6es &rieges int 8arlament
bonn stapel gelaiien tpuroe. Ser
b09lte 8eante bes @ei6es itan6 tuie
elm l1niibertpin6lider @ieie oa, ols 6ie
@orte iiber feline 9ippen gingen, oaB
auf Srie6enspori6ldge> sic auf cine
sdapada,ng ser prerbti6en 0filitar=
1naht bi1r8ielte1t sic eir5ige Mnttport
6os oel1tlde S1tpert ier.
@on 8e6eltung tpar fer1rer feline
grflarurg, oaB Deuti6lmn6 tpeoer
iebt nod in 311tatrft oie Ser. @taa-
ten onSugreifen geoerrte. @as @e-
rii@t, boB 0el1tldlor6 roh iiegrei=
der 8een6igung 6eS europGi6en
&rieges 6en @annpf a1f arnerifa1ri=
iden @ooen 5a trogen beabli@tige
111ro 511erlt Canada ei1tlteden >pole,
tpuroe ols b0stpiuige @erlaunoung
gebranomorft, sic eben 1r11r 6en 3ped
babe, bie 9lmerifuner no6 nrebr gegen
9eutidIa1t6 ein5unebmen.
Wait bere9tigter @enugtbuu1pg
itel1te ser 4un5ler feit 6aB 9euti6-
lono uno feline @erbiinoeten auf Der
gar5en 2inie itegreid ge&peien feten.
@s mies ouf 6ie @rfolge muf 6enr
8alfan gegen Serbien 1tno Monteme-
gro fotpie in 6en 9or6anenen bin, aa1f
oen 3ula1nnrenbru@ oqer ruiiilden
0ffeniipen an Der 0itfront un6 bie
iiegreiden &dnpfe ser 9euti@en bei
8eroun. 9luS 6en @ortet1 6es @an5-
lers fpra9 oie feite 3uperiidt, BOB
1e1rtfdlatt6 ser enbgiiltige @ieg Der.
bleiben tper6e.
9l1s gtbe11 miro 6ie 9aodridt be-
ltatigt, haB ore grtedifde &egiernng
ser britiiden 1tn6 frur6oiif1en Srltp~
pen aus @olonifi forberte Die Itbe=
ner @egierung bm erflart, oaB iie,
falls npan oieier Sor6er1.mg ni@t
ltattgibt, oie al1iierten Wea@te fir al=
lie tpeiteren oeutiden 9uftangriffe m1f
SoIonift peranhportItb bulten miro.
MuBeroe1n tpiir6e r1on 6ie @eigerung
ser g1te1rtemadte, @rie@enlan6s
8uni9 gu erfiiQen, als eine u11<
freunolide San61ung betra6ter.
syn @ien bat bel1te Die 0iterret9E
iib~ungariiae Seeresleitung oen fol-
genben Gagesberi6t beroffem1ift:
nsSSttalie1,ii&er @riegsfdm1plob: anf
bei6en Seiten tpur sic MrttGerie im
Doberboobldt1itt, bel Mealborgebt auf
6e1n Sol 81 2ana nn6 in SS1r6ifarten
tNitig. Selterrei@ii6=nngarii4e
Gra1ppe1 boben oie @renge 5tpii9en
9obbia 9llto n1r6 Mo1tte Guna be-
iebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06
3. Mpril.

Mie int 9eor6oiten 10 re@ten
au6 inn gaorotpeiten 6es fran50lii4en
@eeres sic 6elttiden 8oritobe bur&
6ie eine p0lige @infreiiung Der Sc.
lt1,ng @er6ur be5tpedt miro, ibren
plan1ndBige11 Sortgorg. Sci benz
Dorfe @aur inn nor6oiten baben Die
Deutl6en fran5oiii@e @ertbeibig1ngs
>perte ger1onr1ner, un6 i'm gforotpeiten
eroberte11 1ie fran5oitfde <S@iibengra=
ben bel &m1court in elmer Grortbret-
te bon eintm1len6 Oarbs. 60 miro
Elm grfolg 1pn@ Dem an6eren errnt1>
ge11 lr1rb bielleidt eber, alS man er>
martet, miro oie &dun1nng 6es @af=
fenpIobeS er3tpungen iein.
3eppeli1pe baben in bret a1feirran<
ser folge1p6en Ma6ten 6ie @iiitei1ge=
biete bon England un6 S4oHlano
beinngelu9t u116 obne 3tpeifel einen
be6eltenben @da6en angeri@tet. @ie
getp0bnlt9, fudt sic britii6e gfegie-
ru1g ben Sdu6en ols gering ber5n-
ltelen, un 10 sic @irfnng ser 3eppe<
lirtleberfdme 10 bdel als tbunli4 51t
lfepa9er. Sic &0be Ser @erluite
miro onf SO Go6te un6 166 @ertpun-
oete angegeben, 6od) tperoen a&@ bie-
ie 8ablen gu gering amgegeben feim.
Neit 6em Sortfdreiten bes 6riibiabrs
tper6em 6ie 8eppelinIMngriffe ii@
npebre1t, u1r6 es lit tpob1 on3unebmen,
bob nnter Ser @eb0lterrng oagen1o6
eine Ya1rH ei11trete11 tpir6.
@us @onitantinopel fommen er=
freuli@e gaadridten. Gin tiirfiides
Gaudboot berie1rfte elm grobes ruff
(des Gru1sportidiff nit &rl1ppen
un6 &riegsnnaterial an &or6. ssSn SIR.
nbien erlittett 6ie 8rtten ei1e 1dtpere
geieberlage.
Die erb0bte Sbatigfeit Der Saud=
boote bnt int beuti4en @olf einen
giinltigen @in6rud berborgerufen.
Die 8eitunge1r erfldren, baB felt @r=
0ffnu1,g ser 1telaen &agtte gegen
betpaffrete &uuffabper am 1. Mar5
fein6li@e S1iffe nit einem @eianrn1t-
geboIt bon $4,000 Gonren berienft
tpur6en. Dur@ Mi1ren gingen no6
Mbf9dbung in Dem glei@en 3eitru1mt
@diffe nit ei1pe1n @aanri1balt bon
Is, 900 Ton1pe11 u1tter.
ssn @aibington, 10 beiBt eS bon
BORT, i1t 1teues 8apeisnaterial einge-
troffen, baB eri6einen6 Deutfdlanb
in Ser n11berieeboott ottortroberfe beIo-
}tet, 6ie Gage miro cuffs 1tene alS
,,ernit" betro4tet. Weit groBe1n ST.
tereiie iit ober ol1@ in @ofbineton 6te
go6ri@t ser 11niteo 9reB a1s Ser
lin binge1ornnnen >por6en, oaB mog-
|Ii4ertpeiie Die @uifer bon 6em Gnl6<
bootfontnpan6eur fit Elm britifdeS
&ransporti4iff eebolten >pur6e, mas
file friiber tbatfd@li4 o1l9 NOR. @e.
ringe 8eiorg1giB erreet in Berlin Die
@uiier.Mffair mas bic 8e3iebungen
5pif4en De,t4Io,ro unb Sen Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06

fd,en untIi4en 8eridten iiber Die om
@u1nftoq 11n6 @onntag a1tSgefiibrtert
8eppeIinongriffe fi1to tpir atntli@ er.
mddttgt 3u fogen, bdB 6ieielben bol.
itdnbig fol@ o6er ibertu5eben fino. :"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06
2. MpriI.

Ser britifde miniiterprdfi6er1t Ser.
bert s. Msquitb, Der mm Sreitog in
@orn eingetroffen tpur, nto@te ON
@ornitag @npit @e1te6ift I'M @otitm
feline Mnf1porturg;; ser Miniiterprafi-
6ent tpl1rse bonn ;..plt Il, ser 8iblio-
tbef 6es 8attiiftntrss 1T elmer balb5tiin-
6igen Mu6ien3 unter bier Matgen e11t-
pfangen. Bei fetner Mrtfunft tp1tr6e
Msqmitb bon 6e1t pdpitliben @ar6en
nno be11t &ofito6t 11rilitdrif6e @bren
erpiefen.
Son BerIin tpir6 ser aus @ien
sort eingetroffe1ne nntli@e @eri&t
iiber sic itoIieniide Sront tpeitergege<
ben. @s beiBt in 6emfeIben: ~Die
@Gnrpfe >p11r6en an nerf6fe6enen
5tellen tpieber oufgenommen. @abe
6em Eolrri1per 8riiderfopf, in bem
Mbfdnitt Bel Selra nn6 on Ser Dolo'
miten= =Tront fam es gu lebboften &C.
iduuttffanrpfen. ssStaIienifde Mngriffe
in 6e1n Mbi6nitt 5tpifden @roB- un6
@Iei1>@o1 nn6 in ser Mdbe bon @blne
6erbo6 tpur6en obgei@oget."
SIZE @erliner @reiie balt fib 6en
@eriidten bon ser angebIi6en l1nrube
in &onan6 6nberit referbiert; rtan be-
ipridt 6as @erii9t, 6oB oie @miierten
&oma116 Elm ultin1aturn geiteut battetr,
glo11bt int 1ebrige1t 6ab es ii@ nm
refine @eriidte bon6elt, un6 Deuti4=
Ian6 feline 11ria9e bat, 6ieielben IT.
gen6tpie f@tper 5u nebmen.
Die turtif9e &eeresleitung bat fol-
gerr6en oantli@en Beridt ousgegeben:
Sraf1 1Jrort:: ssSm Eigris- -@ebiet iit tel.
nerlei @erGn6erung eingetreten. SSr11
@ebiet Ses gupbrot bh cine unferer
Mbtbeilunger in feinoIide @btbeilung
oitli@ bon Martme angegriffen nno
iie nit @erruiten fit 6ieielbe nod bent
Sm6en 3n getrieben. @lei@5eitig bot
eine Mbtbeilnng unferer 6reitpilligea
6os 2oger iener fein6li@en @btbei-
lung iiberraidt 11n6 groBe Bente ge'
ntn9t.
@u1fuiuseTro1rt: 11niere Eruppen
finb I'M &i4oruftbol borgebrungen
un6 baben sic Mngriffe fein6li&er
gefognos3ierungsobtbeilunge abge,
f9Iogen. Muf 6en iibriget1 3beilen
Ser Syront bot ii4 1i6ts bon Beoea1'
tung ereignet.
9ln SEN Dur6onenen: Gin fetn6lt'
DYER @reu3er eroffnete Elm 1&ntuirfia'
mes Ge,1er un6 3og ft@ Damn mie6er
5uriid. Drei G1ug5eltge, Die bon ssSn1'
BROS fumen, tpurben 6urd bos Geler
l,tnferer 8otterien Bel Oentfui BERTHE.
BEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06

b Sos $ospitnIfdiff Bortagol 1T int
gdaporaen Meeer BON eitrem beutf4en
Torpe6oboot ober einet1t $auhboot
mitfommt 3obIretdet. on 8oro befinb.
Iihen ger1punbeter berfenft tporoett.
|tpie 6os u,neritd1if9e 1rebburen,. Il,
Raris beba,ut gta. Bortued &c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06
80. M9ra

9lGe frar8oiiiden @oritoBe gegen
oie beuti9en Stenungen i'm @al6e
bon Mpocourt, tpeitIi6 ser Moas, iin6
blutig abgetpieien tpor6en. Sn oen
@&d1npfen I'M MaIatteourt baben 6ie
@ea1tfde1 tpie sic 0berite &eereslei>
t1tng be11te befo1r1tt giebt, feine tpei<
teren @etpinne bon @e6eut1ng errun=
gen; iie 6rtngen ober iebt nit gro
Ber @etpaH bor, tint 6os gan5e Dorf
in ibrer 8eiib 5u befon1nen un6 sic
bei6en tpi9hgen 2an6itraben 5lt BE-
iiben, 6ie iid an Dem Srt fdneiben.
Die fran5off6e Steuung an 6ieiem
N11trH ift iiberm1s gefdbr6et. SON Sen
&0ben in1 @or6en 11t6 Nor6tpeiten
nn6 bon ser &e6o11te, sic fir5ltd bon
SEN Deuti4en genomnten tpur6e, ent=
iep6et 6ie 6eutide Mrtiaerie ein fur@t-
bares Seuer auf 6ie Geitungstperfe
ser Gron5ofen.
@te &uiien boben lire Offeniipe
o11f ser ganaen 2inie bon Sligo Biz
lii6li6 6es Marotidiees infolge 6es
eimgetretenen Ebolhpetters einftenen
miiien nn6 beihrGnfe1t it6 auf Mr-
timeriefeaer Bel ssSacobita6t.
england nrndt betannt, 6aB es o1le
@diffe, tpeI9e bie 8lo6a6e 5u bre4en
beriu@en> o1@ tpenn iie auf bem 8e-
ge na9 einem 1tidt blodirten Soften
lin6, fnpern tper6e.
Sim 8riden6orf BEL @or3 1T es 81,
elmer neuen @dlodt gefonrmen; Die
oiterreidiide,1 Tr1appen boben bisber
cine quite Mn3abI @efaneener geno&t,
i1no sic StoIiener ionten fdlieBlid)
einiebert, 6oB lire &opfe ant @or5er
8ridenfopf 5erf@e1en.
Cine lnterfu9ung iiber Minenut'
fdIe, 6ur@ sic Mmerifaner in Mitlei'
oeni@ot ge8ogen tpuroen lift I'M @att'
ge. 8un6dft nerfuden ameritonif@e
Beamte in England ltt1o Jrd1ttre1d]
ouf @r,1n5 a,1tbentif@er Gusfogen
feit3uitelen, Of oeutfde l1nterfeeboote
ii6 Der @ebereroffr,ung gefettuiori'
ger @rieefiibr11ng f@uloig gema&t ia
ben. 3ubem f,1dt 8oti&ofter &c
rorb in Berlin bon Deutihlan6 Mus.
funft gu erlangen, Of feline l1nterfee'
boote Sen @uifer, gnglifbman, Man.
DIETER @ngineet uno goe1e @oint on'
gegriffen bobert. @on ertDdrtet bal1
biele befdtporene @usfogen IN 6er
berf4ieoenen 6dllen, bod fiebt mmr
ouQenblidli4 ber tpi9tigiten auffld'
rung - abgeieben bon etnem mogli'
den 8ueeitdnonib Deutidldnbs -
BON 6en Marine. 1.n6 Ieilit1r. q Atto@el
enteeaen. oie init Der l1nterfudp,ma
lber @ui5e1 betra,,t ,fnh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06

Sen @eg fir einen groBen Snfanterie-
jturm bor. &roB Ser antli4en
&riegserflarungen bat tein g&adIaiie,
an ser @eroun- -Tront ftattgefunoen.
Gie Deutiden boben jeoen Sag 5nr
8erpo4i 4itan6igung Der @orbereitungen
fir BEN groBen S@lag ausgenubt. &l,
len Mn5ei6en nad itebt Ser Sturm 81
reH bepor. Die Sto6t @er6un brernt
an onen Steuen. @on Siigeln, 6ie
pon ben 9eutiden erobert maren fab
man 6ie f6,pere1 &auhtpolten iiber
sic @ta6t,. Dos Dorf 8elebiQe, nor6-
oHIi@ bon &re6un apurbe bel1te bon
6eutihen @ranaten in 8ran6 geiebt.
Die 6eutide &egierung bat, tpie tie
oem anrerito1if6en @oti6ofter Get
ar6 in 8erlin nrtttbeilte, cine Inter,
iudatng oer 6dle Suiier un6 eng
lilbnrnn eingeleitet. @euigitens eine
@o9e 6iirfte bergeben, Biz 6as Ct
gebniB borltegt.
@eri9ter1totter, Die an ser DIT
front 6ie ruifiide Sffeniibe perfolgen,
erflare1t oaB sic @uilen angeni@ein-
Ii@ ibren bisberigen Spermionsplon
aufgegeben baben> 6er auf einen
Dur9bru9 nad 8ilna ausging. 8mei
TGa11fenbelpegungen tpur6en an 6ie=
fer 2inie 1ii6I9 0iinaburg in 6ie 8e=
ge geleitet. Sci 6em 8erlud, lire
Blane aus3ufiibre1l erlitten Die &ni<
fen fiirdterli@. Sci ibren @ngriffen
tpur6en iie ge51pungen, iiber Gel6er,
sic f,1ietief urter @oiler itan6en, bor<
5uriide1L tpo iie iid ni@t beridan5en
fon1te1t, 1rr6 lire @erluite tparen 90
fer fur6tbor.
93uiiifde Sffi3iere, 6ie gefangen ge.
nom11rrer tpur6en, beidretben Die
furdtboren @irfungen Ser 6eutiden
Maidinengapebre, sic in eritnunli-
@er 3obI porbon6en ii1t6 ut6 6ie &ui=
ien tpie nit @etrlen 1rie6ernraben. -
@erle1,ft tpur6en 6ie 1ortpegi19en
Datnpfer Menre1tto u16 geobne lln6
ser britiide sdooner Sobn &rt@arb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06
Dix ein}i9e Hntwort da$ $hwert.

prad @et" rSen Oct ote
9em@e 0memnne Veronn tors
@eemn8 foroer @dmmnn8 saontttS Setter
r@s soppetaor ratet 8"9 aber Die a"t@e @reme
eHunastuerfe 3eppenan8rme
N6rt.-Neue Grfol8e 6nld Der &Raas.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-11-03
Sunset in the Forest.

The sun was setting upon one of the
rich grassy glades of the forest. :.
Hundreds of broad-heade6, short
stemmed, wide-branched oaks, which
had witnessed perhaps the stately
march of the Roman soldiery, flung
their gnarled arms over thick carpet
of the most delicious greensward; in
some places they were intermingled
with beeches, hollies and copsewood Of
various descriptions, so closely as to-
tally to intercept the level beams Of
the sinking sun in others they receded
from each other, forming those loEg
sweeping vistas, in the intricacy of
which the eye delights to lose itself,
while Imagination considers them as
the paths to yet wilder scenes of syl-
van solitude Here the red rays of the
sun shot broken and discolored light,
that partially hung upon the shattered
boughs and messy trunks OF the trees,
and there they Illuminated in brilliant
patches the portions Of turf to which
they made their way.-Sir Walter
Scott.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-11-03

spent hours on the books, and he
seemed to regard the presidents act
as a reflection on him.
Denton was wondering what to do.
His idea had been that, when discOv-
cry became inevitable, ne would go to
Florida and leave Mrs. Denton to seek
a divorce. OF course, she would di-
woman. He had long since been dis
illusioned about their happiness, or
the possibility of it.
When he got home letter from
England was lying on his table. He
opened it, wondering a little who his
correspondent might be. Denton had
left England in youth, had been kicked
out, he was wont to say, as ne'er-do-
well, and he had long since severed
all connections with his family.
He read the letter and looked at the
Enclosure that fiuttered to the table.
He reeled back against the wall, gasp
ing. Fate had dealt him a sorry
stroke. For it was a draft for $7O,-
600, which his uncle had left him.
And $4,000 would more than cover
his defalcations.
With thirty thousand he could real
ize his aim of retiring from work and
starting that Florida plantation of
which he had dreamed.
He had just time to hide the letter
when his wife came in.
Harold" she began, and hesitated.
Harold, l want to have talk with
you. Things can't go on as they have
been going"
NO." answered Harold mechanical
", placing a different significance
upon her words in his own mind.
Harold, you and I used to care for
each other in the old days-before this
money came between US. 1 wish we
could be as we used to be-"
"But this is your life" he said,
sweeping his hand round the luxuri-
ously furnished room.
mo Harold. l admit / used to
| wish we were as rich as others of our
friends But when 1 saw that you be-
| heved only cared for wealth, L
well, / pretended. Harold, would
rather have you and that plantation
| Se spoke of than anything on earth. "
He stared at her incredulously. you
!, saean that?" he stammered.
| But he saw she did, for she was
weeping in his arms. And a wonder
| full reconciliation descended between
| them, as if from heaven.
"You shall have it," he said sol
| EMMY, raising his hand. Il am going
| to get out of the rut. / have thought
! il over for long time, my dear"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-11-03

Of llamas, carrying the produce many
leagues TO the nearest shipping place
without charge 10 the owner.
While this appears at first sight
nothing short OF slavery conditions
the lot of Indians i'm these mountains
is not so bad as IL might seem. Ihey'
have their own bits OF land, which they
cultivate asslduously and which yield
them a good living, and they nave
their own sheep, llamas and alpacas
and a certain number of cattle. Their
grazing lands are apportioned 10 them
and they are protected In their rights
There is no danger Of their homes be-
ing taken from them. In fact, the In
dams in the interior are so truly we'd.
ded to the place where they and
their fathers have lived for gen..
erations that 1t is virtually impossi-'
BILE to move them from their homes,
and when the land changes hands they
are practically sold with the land, and
simply transfer their allegiance from
one master to another.
CARRIED in Gay coIors.
There is no more picturesque sight
to be seen in South America, If in
deed anywhere in the Orient, than
these Indians journeying on foot be-
hind their long trains Of llamas, laden
with alpaca or wool, on their way to
the market places. A market place
like that at Sicuani, where on Sunday
many hundreds of Indians gather, leav-
ing their llamas and burros corralled
on the hillsides, while they thrOng the
central plaza with their wares for
sale, makes an unforgettable pic
ture.
The first impression is one of color
color everywhere. 1t is one vast sea
of variegated ponchos, shawls and
head-dresses. Women in gay dresses
of red or blue or purple are sitting
in front of their little mats, on which
they display the food they have for
sale, or the socks which they have
made, or the ponchos they have woven.
and as they bargain with the passer-by
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SHEER LUCK
C&S
By FRANK FILSON
Copyright, 1916, by w. G. Chapman)

Copyright 1916, by w. G. Chapman.)
In the train on his way back to the
suburb in which he lived Harold Den
ton reflected bitterly that all his
troubles had arisen from a sentence
spoken by his wife.
81 don't see why you can't make
money as easily as other men,"
That had been two years before,
when Denton was bank clerk on a
salary of $50. Today he was still a
bank clerk, on salary of $3.50. But
he was accounted one of the leading
citizens of the town.
Mrs. Denton had given out, as, in
deed, her husband had told her, that
Harold held very responsible posi-
ton in the city bank. He lived on
scale of about $125 weekly. And he
actually spent S125 weekly, for he
had been defrauding the bank syste-
matically for Is months.
His wife knew nothing, of course.
She thought the manager had recog-
nized her husbands solid worth. She
thought their automobile came out of
his salary, and her clothes, and the
three maids, and the bountiful table,
the club subscription, and all the rest
of the tout ensemble which had con-
tributed to her happiness. And Har-
old Denton reflected bitterly that he
had no more than before he began his
criminal career.
Things had been approaching eli
max of late, Suspicion had been
aroused, and an expert auditor was
to begin going through the books on
the morrow. Steel, the manager, was
like q thunderstorm all day. The
president had called in the accountant
against his judgment; he himself had
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JUST TRY THESE TWISTERS
Reader Will Find That to Prevent
Tripping He Has Got to
Go Slowly.

If man rises before sunrise to see
that his son rises in good time, it is
quite possible that he may see the son
rise before the sun rises.
If the son rises before sunrise to
take a rise out of the old man, it can
be said truthfully that the rising sun
will shine upon the son setting out to
do what arose in the sons mind be-
fore the sun rose.
Would you say-'the fowl rum or
"the fowl ramp When the fowl ran
far, from the fowl run, the farmer ran
farther to get on the far side of the
fowl, and the farmers father ran
farther still.
"Don't run so fast, father" shouted
the farmer, "or you'll brighten the
fowl, and that will only make it run
farther and get farther from the fowl
run 70
Four men in fur coats went far from
Forfar to find their fortunes. For
men in fur coats, they walked well
and got forward amazingly.
''But why did we bring these furs?''
said one. "Better far have left our
four furs in Forfar, and we should
have got far forwarded on the road
to fortune. If only, instead of four
furs, we had brought four fiddles, we
might have had our four tunes (for-
tunes) here and now !''-London An
SwerS.
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shaped windows graceful Will be
height capitol dome reaches
psf feet into the diameter is 135 feet
making that of the capitol
smaller This is
Italian
applied to framework
sheahd
laid coating of gold leaf, % karats
adorned with
arabeSques
The National dome neither huge nor extremely
pleasing architectural
OF similar
addition
The
Sixth and has the
true
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A CCORDING to recent statistics
~ the population of Peru COM
~ prises 100000 people. This
population is divided as fol-
lows: One million two hundred and
sixty thousand mestizos, or mixed
races from intermarriages of the
whites with the Indians, 100000 whites,
100000 negroes, 10000 Orientals and
100000 Indians.
The great problem of Peru is the
problem of the Indian, who is not only
numerically the important factor in the
country, but is also virtually the only
support of the vast majority of the
population, according to the Lima cor
respondent of the Christian Science
Monitor. 1t is common saying that
all Peru lives off the Indian. If the
Indian was taken out of Peru to-
day the country would suffer until the
remaining portion of the population
had learned by necessity to cultivate
the land and to make living.
The ancient Inca empire, of which
CuZco was the center and the home
of the Inca kings, extended originally
from beyond Quito to the southern
coast of Chile, including what is now
known as Ecuador, Peru and Chile,
and these ancient peoples had here
civilization in many respects more adj
vanced than that of the Spanish ad-
venturers who conquered them. =.
Ancestors Were Enlightened.
When Pizarro came to Peru there
were nearly 100000 of these inhab-
itants of the Incas' realm in Peru
alone, industrious, law-abiding, prac-
ticing progressive arts and having ir-
rigated farms, traces of which are still
to be seen along the high peaks of the
Sierra tablelands. Their old homes
and fortresses, their temples and
their architecture reveal a state and
quality of knowledge and architectu-
raj skill resembling that of ancient
Egypt.
When the Spaniards came, not to
colonize so much as to conquer, and