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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16
JIM Ganlpf I'M 5ige( 3O4.
Stnti3e ereiien Die tbte steNnne iln Sorter-
rain Der Str0an= Sorts dit.
Gmnitrts bnrd utue SOritObe fap iiulitrt.

Die Widtisteit Der Seutf6en St.t.
Iunsen uuf bem DItItden llfer Der
Moos IdBt ii9 aus Der W1ittsilune
erleben, baB bon bort aus bic ssrnus
SoIen BET Gbottantpurt in Shat
geboIten iuurben.
gluf bem OitI11en llfer Der Mfoos
tpbt Der Saupttanp allen @nI9ei@
ne na9 Inn bic pFefFerbOben, beren
Rano an allen Seitsn ouBer i'm Siis
ben bon ben DeutIdsn beIest tpors
ben iit. Gs fiebt ni6t aus, ulS
lpenn bic 6ron3oien iitb mod lanse
bes Sefbes biefsr ii6eraus lpidtigen
4obeu erfreuen tpiirben.
Der offi3iele 8eridt bat fcigtn'
ben Morttout:
rgtn9 einem inteniibsn 9trfiGeris.
feuer madten bic Sritsn seiiern cts
nen faperen 6anbsranatenangriFf
auf uniere SteIIunssn IiibIia bon
ct. GIoi. Der ansriTf brad Dor
ben bon uus befsbten Minsntri1.
tern 3uiommen. Die Stelungen
bprt befinben iid in ibrsm gansen
llmfonge feit in unIerer Sonb.
nSn ben ar9onusn, Bel Ga ssiIIe
Morte unb ipeiter 6Itti6, BET 0ous
quois, iprengten bic 6ran3OIen emf.
ee Minen in bic Cuff, bod selans
es ibnen MIR, iib feIbit S4obsn su,
3ufii1en.
sauf beibsn @siten Der Moos
ipurbe Der &aulpF seTtern nit Der
gr0bten Gnersie peiter ssfiibrt. Sc.
senongriffe Der GranaoIsn seeeu I'M,
Iere neueu StelIungen Iiiblid bonn
Gprgess9aHe, spiT6en 6aumort
unb 8etbincourt. bro9en nit ern.
ften @erIuiten fir bic 6einoe su-
1ammen.
Die 3nbl Der 1ier 9emo9ten I'M.
bertpunbeten Gefangenen 1T BON %
Sffi5ieren uub $40 Mann ouf 80
Offi3iere unb 1881 Mlonn anges
padfen uno bic 8eute duf 5fpei @es
IdiiBe unb % Maf9inengepebre.
Sin Mof4inengetpebr unb 222
@eFongene iparben als Elm ReTultot
neiterer Groberungen unter ben
glodbduIern IiibIid bonn Rabenipols
be eingebro6t.
s9egenongriffe aus Der 9eaen6
bon GbottoncOurt tpurben bur9 uns
fer ipirtfomes 6Ionfenfsuer Ditlid
bon Der Waos gum Steben gsbra9!.
n9tuf bem redten ufer Der Moas
Oetiu6te Der 5einb bergsbsns, oos
an Der fiiotpeftli9en Gde Der pFef.
ferbo9en berIOrsne Serroin 3uriid 3u
getpinuen.
sSiibtpeitli4 bon SORT 9ouous
mont fpurbe Der 5einb ss5lpunsen,
ipeitere 9erteibtgunssitetlunse tn
oenen mir einige 9uBsnb Gefangene
ma6ten unb brei maf6inengelpebre
erbeuteten, ouf3uge6en.
n3pei feinbItde 2teroptone ipurs
ben fiib0ftIi9 bon 9pern bur9 un>
Iere QbpebrgeIdiibe abgsTdoFen.
aOeItGider unb 8dltonsarieogs
fdaupIoB: Gage unoerGnbert.@
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16

Berlin, IL. slyril, brabtloS nadl
SapOille, g. ). 2ic ltebcricc-@ad),
ridJtenaaentnr crflGrt bentc, raf Oic
SGtigfcit Der Sentid)cn ltnteriee-
bOOtc BON Mount sn Monat nm It'd
sreift. Sm 9fonat Sannar mnrbsn
feiublidle Sd)iffe I'M 0eiamtgcbalt
Dun 10000 Sunnen Uericnft, Sul
Monat GSebrnnr itiss bic GAIL idun
anf 10000 nnO i'm @ars anf 1907
600 Sonnen.
Sm gtpril lit cine meiterc Ser
mebrnng cingetreten. Su ben eritcn
5ebn Saacn hcs WOnuts mnrOcu
nGmlid) feinSIidle 6aubelSoampfer
I'M 8ciamtsebnlt BON $1,000 Spn-
nen 3erit6rt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16
Seaas int 9rnf.
Die Nl(iierten iuullen &ephalu.
nia beiebeH.
Die srDRte Der iOniidsH Snielu.

aonoon, 12. Qpril. Giner aeuter,
0epeide aus 2tt6sn 3ufolge poIIen
oie 2lliierten ieBt i'm 6dfen Q(rapz
itoli auf Der 5nieI aepbaIonid, oie
felt Dem 8aItantriege gu 9rie6enz
LAMB geb0rt unb nur lpenige MeiIen
pom fleiroiiatii6en sSeitlanoe ents
TtrTl iit, Sruppen ausI1iffen. Der
fran3Djii6e uno Der britiI6e Sc
fan0te mo6ten Dem neutrality-suspicious.
ten StuIuois tlar, iie miiBten aus
ftrotsgiiden Riidf8ten Sen 6dfen
gegen tiirtiIhe, beutI9e un0 offers
reiAii6e lluterieeboote Tperren. SIN
ubri9en tperoe s8rie6entanbs Sberz
bo6eit gen4tet". 2tu6 foae Ser 6os
ien5erfebr 10 penig pie m0gltb"
geifOrt Deroen.
Berlin, 12. 2lpril. (5untiprud
na6 Sabbille). g8ie oie le6erIeez
RaAri9tenogentur melOst, osrlpeigert
bic grie6if6e aegierung ben 2tLiters
ten oen 0urdm1rI6 ibrer SrGppen
BON &orfu nod Suloniti our9 griez
6if6es Gebiet. 9(uf aorFu mite bic
gbolora, Tagt 2ltben Die Snfel
muB baber iIoIiert bIeibsa.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16

9Gmiteroam. 12. aprit. Der aampf
nm @erbun lit in eine neue 9baTe
aetreteu, Die 9eutf6en tdmpfen
iebt um Die Iebtsn frans0fI8en GteIs
Iunsen i'm @orterraiu Der eigentIis
den iyeitung auf oem lpeItlihen llfer
Der Maas.
Der 5auptiompf brebt iiCb um bic
frans0iibe Stelluns ouf oem SIgsl
304, spei IL. einboIb ailometer iiios
ftb0fli9 bon 9etbineourt. Die 60s
be beberrfdt bos gan5e Serraiu
lpeItIicb bon Der Mlaas bis 3ur 9obn
natb garis nebIt Der eigsutIi6en Sc
itungsteite iiiblid bon Mnrre unO
Gbottancourt. Die 6ron3pIen leis
iten berOiIden @iOerItanb, bod III
bic SteIluug bur9 bos 8orbringea
Der 0eutT6en bon Often unb Wes
Tten fdou fart erihiittert lpurben
unb biirfte ihon in ipeuigen Sogen
bos ShidfoI bon WaIancourt, 6aus
court unb 8etbincourt teilen.
gBeitere 6ortIdritte Der 9eutf6en
peItIi6 BON Der Moos tperben aud
beutc spiIden ben 3siIen Der paris
fer 9erihtes 5ugsgeben. Gs beiBt
bort, baB bic 9eutl9eu einsn 2tns
eriff nuf ben Gaurettes sWoIb, Tiibs
lid bon gumierss, mdhten. I'm
biefe StelIungen nngreifen Su t6ns
neu, tpar Elm @oritoB 0itIib Ober
tpeitli1 BON bem Sorfe, bos iib nod
in fronSDiiiaen SGnben beftnbet.
noiipenbig. 9egen gumierss pirb
oIfO biefeIbe 9ottit ongeponOt, pie
iie geesn 8etbincourt erfolgrei9 ons
eetpnnbt ipurhe. unb Gumisres Itebt
beute In srOBer GeTnbr, BON Den
9eutIden ifoIiert 3u tperbsn.
WGbrenb ouf bem WeituFer bic
SdIo4t auf ber gonsen 2inie nit
furdtborer 6eftigteit fortgeIebt ipirb,
fanben auf benz Situfer nur Qrtils
lerietGmpfe itntt, unb sfpar bouptz
Idhli9 bel 8our unb ben gfeffers
bOben.
Berlin, 10. 9lpril. Die oeutI6s
'8riegsmoihtne orbeitet iitb immsr
tiefer in bic fran3Oiifheu StelIunsen
binein. unb Der 2lugenbIid f9eint
nidt mebr fern. mo bieIe b0Ilig uns
terminiert uno unbdltbor perben.
3por !perben in Der gsTtrigen Grs
tldrung Der Sberfen Seeresleitung
feline SteIlun9sn nGber be5ei9net,
bic oem 5einoe entrifen puroen,
bo9 beutet f6on bic betrG9tli6e
8ermebrung Der @efangenen an, bob
bic Deut19en neiteres 3erroin bins
Sugeponnen bnben.
Gu9 bic Melbuns, bab SteGaus
gen iiioIi6 bonn Rabennalbe senOmz
men fpurben, ldbt auf tpeitersn 2srs
raingetpinn nit Si9erbeit I9lieBen,
oo bic beutfden Stellungen bisber
nod i'm Rabeupatbe Iagen. Gs buns
belt iib bort entidieben nm ben
2tn9riff auf Oos befsiti9te 8orf Gu
mieres, ouber Gbottantourt bas elm.
3ise 6inbernis ouf bem Dege nae
ben ei9entIiden Sorts Der WeItIeite.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16

GtaSt Merifo, q. Qtpril. s5rons
ctsco 9ila bat ii9 bon bem @rps
Feiner 9ruppen getrennt uno pers
trie6t iid, fat ouf fi9 felbit anee=
ipieIen, in ben Sierras bon Gbibuas
hua. 9ns meritoniI9e 8riegsamt,
cas- geiterI osn Sob 8iIas melbete,
CAB beute oteie GrtIGrung ab. Die
9o6but Ieiner fliebeuben Streits
mad! til 9eitern bur9 guiibuiria>
die, @bibuabuo, 9e3ogen. Nleritontz
f4e &esierunsstruppen 1no linen
auf cen 5erien. 9riegsminiiter Sbre<
9on, Der angebli9 elm @n0e MAIDEN
mill, Inn ieinen amerifoniIhen
5reunoen ben @runo 81 lGneerem
8erpeilen IN Merito gu nebmen, bet
$500 Mann @erItdrtungen ben 8ans
bitten auf ben 6als gebebt. Bon bier
Seiten, beiBt es. beranitalten oieIe
5ruppen, beritteu uno au SUP, elm
9eIieltrei6en ouf 8tads @erited.
Man p6offt", bolo feiner babboft gu
tperben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16
Gin 9i6ter i'm 6riegSamt.
Mereoitb giifUliun, Der ROmanihrifts
iteller, ais Safers Niiiitent.

Waibington, u. Npril. Der Be-
fonnte Observation-Disclosures Nereoitb
Nidolfon aus SnbianapOtis, oefen
fruhtbars pbontaiie 10 pieIe 5uus
fenbe iiber oie Rii9ternbeit Der Sats
fahen bes Qutags binipeggetGuItt,
fon in Dos Griegsamt berufen ipers
cen. grdii6eut BilIon unb
Griegs Sstretdr Batter hd6en ii6
geeini9t, bsn poeten gum 4hiiten3>
9riegsietretdr 5u ernennsn. 8i3ez
prditeeht MarSbnG, Der 2onosmann
9idOlioHs. iOu ;bn parm empfobs
len ho6en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16

trioten ouf8uriittslH. gs tpiro ges
iagt, baB bic QominiItration na6
einem ariegs9runbe nit DeutI6s
lamb iu4e unb boB nur re6t2eitiges
euersii9ss 2luftreten una6bdngiger
gtdnner sineu ae;eg berbinoern tons
ne.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16
steQt iid tot.
siaa perfrodJ iid) in
ben Sierras.
,Stnrb" an Slutperaiitans.

Sorreon, Msrito, II. 9lpril. gei
9aFoie, Durango, fOl geitern sipis
f9en GorranaasSruppen uub Com
s8anben cine fiinfItiinoige
nSdIo4t" itatt9efunbsn baben, Die
nit elmer iibereilten 5ludt Der RGus
berbanben enbets. sic ipaen 70
Wann on Soften perlpren baben. Die
garransasSruppen betlngsn ben 8ers
Iuit Don bier Soten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16
Sic Slamage.
SnnOcsgcribt fOmnte fein y Ser.
man 9SlUt" eutoefeu.
aein 9emeismaterinl.

Bolton, Uloif., 12. Q(pril. pie
GrnnO Surp oe8 6ieiigeu 8unoess
geri6tes, pelde iih Ieit me6rersn
Bo6en NIT Der llnterIu6ung iiber
eine angebli6e 9eri6nDrung 3ur
3eritDruHg ron 5obritsanlagen in
Neuenglanb, ir Oenen 9rieqsmunis
tion bergeiteGt miro, beI6dftigt bots
te, beri6tete geiteru, baB lie abfolut
tein gepeismateriol fir bic Griften3
elmer Iol6en 8eridn0rung babe fin
ben t0nneu. Die GrgebniFe Der llns
terIudung peroen in etnent Gpe8ials
6,ri6t Oargels8t unO Die Surp I6rei6t
oarin Oie 8ernntnortung fir bic @es
rii9te einem 4ripatoetettip su, nsls
der 6emiibt mar, fir ii9 iel6It cine
Steaung burd Die 5ur6t gu erlans
gen, mel6e bur6 bic 8erii6te ben
2lngeitelIten Der 6etreffenben Jirmen
eingefl0Bt lperosn Tollts.
0(ffprIei
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16

Su g6ilabeIpbia Harden 3pei
gldnner, Die I'm !0dutegei6dft fnb.
am gld3brdno. elmer &rdntbeit, BON
Ser Wenf6en is.ten befaaen peroen.
Sic bntten iis Iid obne 3rpsifet in
ihrem Serufe sunesoden.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16

= Sn Wilmington, 8el., puroen
Die @nIagen ber Gbriitaua 9um6er
Gp. our4 5eusr 5eritort. SaabeH
100000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16
70 0(hrff

Il <tVtLts
- 3psi jllnge g8eiBe, q8il6ur unb
Burton 2ogon, puroen in N2arians
nn, 6Iorion, ipegen Grmor0unq sneiz
ct idnor3er grebiger 81 20 s{d6ren
3udttaus perurteilt. Das 6arte llrz
tell bat isbr iiberraI9t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16
9ampfernadlridlten,

ausetomrne2 in Stem gort: .Gretit"
non 8teopel; m 8oroenur .94ohdms
beam Ron Aeip glort; IN Seraeu: Ser
geusfioro~ bon Rem 9orf.
abgefohrcH boue Niuerpooi: .9upz
lalo no4 seep aort.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16

Sn 9pnoon fpur6s seitern Elm
osuti9er Spion hiriserihtet. RGs III
Der ap0Ifte isit ariegsdusbrua.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16

s'ciu yDrf, 12. slpril. Sic See
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-16
Ser 5yu6s lit tot.
rSeiu 3UeifeI" iaseu Die SesIer Der
liifte.

4iiftc.
Columbus, q. W2., IL. 9lpril. cyIt
@ila tot ober lebt er nod? Dos lit
Die 6ra9e, nit Der fi9 Die GngItIis
den 9emiiter Ser 9renabepobner
abqudlsn. 9as meritanii6e Sfrieesz
miniitsrium perIautbarte geItern, es
babe aus ben 8eri6ten pieler Streifz
forps bic lleber5eugung seiponnen.
8tla, Der nieIgespdnote, fei I'M
Sample ge6Iieben. Wlnn babe neue
4bteilunsen auf Die Su9s oeihidt,
Inn iein @rob ober feline 2ei9e feIts
5uiteaen. Die ameritanii9en sSliegers
Ieutnants 8. u. 9argue uno &. g.
8orrel brtngen ebenfaQs oie Srdu=
erna6riAt BON einem iG6en 4bIeben
oes 6u6ies. Die 6erren baben einen
$50 Wteilen longen 2lusflu9 na6
San 2tntonio in Gbibuabua birter
ii6 unb beri6ten, bic oortigen ginz
ge6orenen beriiherten iibereinitims
menb, 9eneral 8iuo peile niht mebr
unter Den Se6enoen. 8lutperqiftun1
bo6e Ieiner iroii9en 9ouFbohn elm
3ieI geIebt. Der Qernite lit an slpei
5erIdofenen 8einen unb elmer auqel
i'm Wlagen, bebauptet 2eutnant 9ars
que. Gr bate teinen 9pttpr, fous
bern OerbanO ii9 feIbft; tonnte bober
f6Ie9t meter leben. .Gr lit obne
3peifel tot" ioeen Die Sffi3iere.
0laubem ibn tti1t ntebr.
Stats nno SriegsOepartement benz
fen, er tut nnr 10.
8ofbington, II. glpril. 2(un in
Der 8unoesbouptitdot tpirb Die sSrdz
ae be5 9tblebsns unIeres 6einoes,
friiberen Sreunbes 8ilo, Iebbaft err
Drtert. gs gibt nod tpel9e, Die ibm
glouben, baB er tot 1T; aber ole
moBgebenOen MilitGrs unb 8edmten
eer 8unbesregieruug balten es nit
Dem SpriGiport: yQBer einmal liigt,
Dem 9Idubt man ni6t, uno ipenn er
aud Die Nabrbett fpri6t." Sic pers
Iihern, Die 3rouernu6ri9t mer6e
BON 8ilds 5reunben seTliFen!li9 in
bic WeIt geTeBt. um oie 2tmericanps
obermaIs gu nosfiibren. r@on Der
5ront" lit ni6ts Neues beri6tet.
8eneraG qerfbing bat leiOer ieit mebs
reren Sagen ni6t mebr gersbet. Ulon
ipeiB alfp tpirtlih ni9t, moran man
1T. Sn5piIhen tt6itet man fid nit
pem pGrfolge", bdB bic geo9Ienoung
BON 8orrdten fir unfere braben
Sruppen auf merifaniihen 8abnen
ourh pripatzSpeoiteure iebt i'm
Gnnge iit. 3pei ganae giiterpagen
iino tiiraIi4 bon Suores obgegongen.
Die Situation beFert Ii9, meint
9eneralIta5sdef Scott.
The Delta independent., 1916-05-12

that amount OF Massingale's loan has
been expended in equipment and pay
rolls. Three weeks ago the old man
got the smelter superintendent over
here from Red Butte and arranged for
an advance of fifty-two thousand dol
lars on the ore in stock, the money to
be paid when the first train of ore
cars should be on the way in. It was
paid promptly in New York exchange.
and Massingale Endorsed the draft over
to me to be used in the directors meet.
ing. which was never held"
60 over and flash Massingale's fifty
two thousand dollars at EN- THEY'LL
turn loose. I'll bet yellow cur worth
fifteen cents that they're wishing there
was q train out Of this little section of
Sheol right now. Hear that!"
The crash Of an explosion ratified
the windows, and the red loom on the
Jacks mountain side OF the town
leaped up and became a momentary
glare. The fell spirit of destruction,
of objectless wreck and ruin, wes
abroad, and Brouillard turned to the
stairway door. .t
"Tn have to be making the rounds
again." he said. THE Greeks and Ital-
ians are too excitable to stand much Of
this. Take care of yourself; I'll leave
Grit and a dozen of the TRUSTEES to look
after the shop"
The Delta independent., 1916-05-12

or thirty good men. The mob has gone
from wrecking and burning to murder
ing. 'PegIeg' John was beaten to death
in front of his saloon few minutes
ago. 1t is working this way. There
were three fires In the plaza as came
through"
See Grislow at the commissary and
tell him ! sent you" said the chief.
I'D go with you. but I'm due at the
Metropole."
Good. Then Miss Amy got word to
you? was just about to deliver her
message"
Miss Massingale? Where is she.
and what was the messenger" demand
ed Brouillard.
Then you haven't heard? The Lit.
tie Susan Is In the hands of sheriff's
posse, and David Massingale is under
arrest on some trumped-up charge
selling ore for his Individual account
or something Of that sort. Miss Amy
didn't go into particulars. but she told
me that she had heard the sherif say
1t was penitentiary offense"
but where ID she now?" stormed
BrouiIIHrd.
The Delta independent., 1916-05-12

Mr.. Massingale In possession Of his
mine. without incumbrance; you will
cancel and surrender his notes to the
bank; and you will give him a docu.
ment. signed by all of you, acknowl-
edging the payment in full of all
claims. past or pending. While you
are Strengthening things out, I'll ring
up the yards and rally your guard"
Cartwright turned on the lawyer.
You hear what Brouillard says: FIX
it. and do it suddenly"
It was done almost before Brouillard
had made Leshington. in charge Of the
yards. understand what was wanted.
Now note to your man at the
mine to make him let go without put
ting US to the trouble of throwing him
over the Dump" said the engineer,
when he had looked over the stock
transfers, examined the cancelled notes,
and read and witnessed the signatures
on the receipt in full.
Cartwright nodded to the lawyer,
and when Williams began to write
again the king of the promoters
turned upon Brouillard with a savage
sneer.
Once more you've had your price"
he snarled bitterly. You and the old
man have bilked us out OF what we
spent on the mine. But Wen call 1t
an even break II you1l hurry that gang
of huskies."
"We'll call 1t an even break when it
is one." retorted Brouillard; and after
he had gathered up the papers he took
the New York check from his pocket
book. Endorsed it. and handed it to
Cartwright. That is what was spent
out of the hundred thousand dollars
you had Mr.. Massingale charged with.
as nearly as we can ascertain. Take
It and take care of It: It's real money"
He had turned again to the tele-
phone to hurry Leshington. had rung
the call. and was chuckiing grimly
over the collapse Of the four men at
the emo or the mapping table as they
fingered the slip of money paper. Sud-
denly II was borne in upon him that
there was trouble of some sort at the
door-there were curses. blow. a mad
rush: then II was Stephen Mas
singale who had fought his way past
the door-guarding sentry and stood
blinking at the group at the far end
of the mapping board.
You're TIE houn' dog I'm lookin'
fori" he ragged. singing out Cartwright
when the dazzle of the electrics per-
The Delta independent., 1916-05-12
Ks CHAPTER XIV
The Terror

When Brouillard reached the side
walk the upper avenue was practically
deserted. But in the eastern residence
district, and well around to the north
new storm-centers were marked by the
increasing number of fires. Brouillard
stopped and faced toward the distant
and invisible Timanyonis. A chill au
tumn breeze was sweeping down from
the heights and the blockading wall of
the great dam turned 1t into eddfes
and dust-pillared whirls dancing In the
empty street.
Young Griffith sauntered up with hi.
Winchester in the hollow OF his arm.
Anything new?" he asked.
NO" said Brouillard Il was Just
thinking that little wind would go a
long way tonight. with these crazy
house-burners loose on the town" Then
he turned and walked rapidly to the
government headquarters. passed the
sentry at the door of the mapping
room; and out Of the fireproof vault
where the drawings and blue print
duplicates were kept took a small tin
dispatch box.
He had opened the box and had
transferred a slip of paper from II tc
the leather-covered pocket field book
which served him for a wallet. when
there was a stir at the door and Cast
ner hurried in, looking less the clergy
man than the hard-working peace or
ficer
More bedlam," he announced. Il
want Gassman or Handley and twenty
The Delta independent., 1916-05-12

mitted him to see. You'll rob an old
and set the sheriff on him. will you-7"
Massingales pistol was dropping to
the firing level when Brouillard flung
away the telephone earpiece and got
between. Afterward there was a
crash like a collision of worlds. a
whirling. dancing medley of colored
lights fading away to gray and then to
darkness. and the engineer went down
with the avenger Of wrongs tightly
locked in his arms.
After the period of darkness had
passed and Brouillard opened his eyes
again upon the world OF things as they
are, he had n confused idea that he
had oversight shamefully and that the
Indulgence had given him a bad head
ache.
The next thought was that the head.
ache was responsible for a set OF singu.
lar Authorizations His blanket bunk
In the sleeping shack seemed to have
transformed itself into a white bed
with pillows and snowy sheets. and
the bed was drawn up beside an open
window through which he could look
out, or seem to look out, uDon a vast
sea dimpling In the breeze ana reflect
Ing the sunshine so brightly that It
made his headache a darling agony.
When he turned hts face to escape
the binding glare OF the sun on the
sea the Authorizations became sooth.
ingly comforting, not to say ecstatic
The Delta independent., 1916-05-12
THE END.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
Today in Pugilistic Annals.

1t was Just a quarter ia century
ago today that Billy NTyer and Jimmy
Carroll fought their famous bout in
New Orleans, in which Myer knocked
out his opponent in the forty-third
round. The victim was known as the
"Streator Cyclone" being native of
Streator, Ill. and among the sports OF
northern Illinois Billy was considered
the greatest lightweight who ever en-
tered ring. They had excellent
grounds for this confidence in Myers
lighting ability, for before beating Car
roll he had twice knocked out Harry
Gilmore. had defeated Danny Needham
in twenty-round bout in Minneapolis,
and had fought sixty-tour round
battle. ending in draw. with Jack
NIcAuliffe, the lightweight champion.
His only defeat had been at the hands
of Andy Bowen, the New Orleans mu-
latto who afterwards died following a
bout with Kid Lavtgne. Myers defeat
of Carroll paved the way for his
championship match with NIcAulitfe
the following year, when the Brooklyn
champion took the wind out Of the
Streator cyclone in fifteen rounds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
Lewis County Boys Defeat the
Saints in a Fast Game by
Score of 43 to is.

The Weston high school basketball
five defeated the st. NIary's five in a
fast played game on the Weston floor
Thursday night by the one-stded score
of 43 to 10. Although the score was
large the game was very fast and many
sensational plays We're made by both
teams
The work of F'uccy and Kraus. the
Weston forwards, proved the downfall
of the st Mary's team. as these two
men alone made more than enough
points to defeat the st. Mary's team.
Murray and Onestingle, the st. Mary's
guards who played such brilliant
game against Campbell and Ayers, the
fast forwards of the Pittsburg Col
legians on Wednesday night, were un-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22

Buck Grouse, the Pittsburg middle
weight. passes the quarter century
bark today. as he was born in the
Smoky City on December %, 1891. His
real front name is Albert, but he
adopted the name OF Buck when he
began fighting in his native city in
1908 His reputation has been clouded
Of late because Of the charges made in
Australia that he was guilty of taking
in bout with Dave Smith. pulled off
in Sydney last August. Grouse went
to Australia with several other Ameri-
can boxers early this year. and was
matched to fight Les Darcy. He fell
an easy prey to the great Australian
middleweight, but later redeemed him
self by the class he displayed in bout
with another Australian star, Mick
King. Then he fought Dave Smith,
and was Knocked out in the fourth
round. The affair is said to have
looked suspicious, and Snowy Baker
started an inquiry. According to the
Sydney papers, Grouse finally con-
fessed that he had faxed, and Baker
gave him a hundred dollars and told
him to beat it and never show his face
in Australia again. According to the
account given by W. F. Corbett, the
most famous of Australian sport
scribes. Grouse was offered $500 TO
throw the fight by clique of gamblers,
and finally yielded to the temptation.
but. although he carried out lbs part
of the bargain, he didn't see a penny
of the gamblers coin. 1t would seem
from this that Grouse sold his birth
right for amess of pottage-and didn't
collect the pottage!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22

President Weeghman, of the Cubs,
has the right bunch in urging the
adoption or ladies day. Great insti-
tuition, that. Once get the gels es-
pecinlly the unmarried ones-interest-
ed in baseball, and there is bound to
be an increase in the attendance of
mere males.