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severnl opened FIRE on the fugitive a.
the mare lenped down to the coulee
and dashed across the bottom toward
the gulley.
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the mare sprlnted over the sandy level
with the rush Of rncehorse on the
home stretch. Coming to the narrowed
stream. she covered II Ia a single ire
mendous leap. and dashed on, un-
checked. up into the gulley, safe out Of
reach Of those whirriDg leadcn hornets
As they swept past the low bush
at the entrance Of the gulley, the rider
looked down at the man behind IT, He
saw a blond, fiorid young fellow. whose
blue eyes and small red-llpped mouth
were ugly with hate. A glimpse. and
he was past the outlier.
The woman, crouched Just beyond,
under the edge Of the bank, was blaz-
ing AWAY toward the Indians with an
automatic revolver. An instant later he
pulled up his mare alongside the buck
bonrd and looked up with cool alert
ness at thu third member Of the narty.
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jumping down the bank TO her. Wen
hitch up again, and cross over to meet
him."
-WhOT" asked the girl.
she had been too intent on her task
70 see what was happening.
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sWered- The Jokes on you Mr.. Van"
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'asten a tug. You took him for a quit
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g'ln-and you thought be was heading
back for the railroad"
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% the buttef"
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shot. We better hustle. It'll look good
FOR Us TO cross over TO meet him"
Marie says he's an army officer
idded the young man "It will be as
FslI 70 get the ore OF the reservation.
There's no telling what he has come
for
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-06-29
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ANNOUNCEMENT

The New Atlantic Hotel Morehead
City, The Summer Capitol of North
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management of Mr.. r. P. Foster
who operated the hotel with much
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ton of its patrons during the past
two seasons.
Many improvements are now be-
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general overhauling will be COM
pleted before opening date, which
will be announced later. This fam
GUS Hotel will be equipped with new
and modern convenices. This to-
gether with the fact that Mr.. Foster,
who is we'll known by every citizen
of this section on account of his
wide experience in the hotel business,
insures the best of service an d
courteous attention to all guests.
Low Summer and Weekend Ex-
cursion Tickets will be on sale dur
ing the entire season.
H. S. LEARD, G. P. A.,
Norfolk Southern
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BIG BARGAIN IN FARM LAND
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There is more Catarrh in this section of
che country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurabIe. For a greatl
many years doctors pronounced it a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with local
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The best investment you ever
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-06-29

textiles by a process invented il
Bohemia.
For every electric automobile
made in 1915 there were 120 gasoI
line cars made.
The worlds population makes use
of 2 100000 glass eyes in the course
Of each year.
Naval guns have longer ranges
IAN land weapons of the same size
because it is easier to recline them
and heavier charges can be used.
Before getting too enthusiastic
about the defense of the United
States it might be well to see the
preparedness programs of the other
republics.
Forest fires are so severe on the
Pacific coast that the smoke float
ing over the oceans is a peril I'd
navigation.
For the first time in many years
the death rate last year in New
York state was lower than that for
New York City,.
Generally regarded as a modern
disease appendicitis was known in
Egypt 5000 years ago and acI
curately described in still existing
records and we never knew it.
With some people the presence
of cat in the room induces an at
tack of Asthma.
Colorado uses more than 1000, 000|
electrical horse power every day tO'
run its Industries.
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Things We Ought to Know
prepared by the Review NAM

prepared by the Review Mani
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Three quarters of the $50 100000
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large rentals, and the rest mining
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The Ever Bearing Blackberry will
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YES--We teach you the barber trade and give
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TWO BUSINESS LOTS on Rankin
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
CLAIMS TO HAVE SINK
! BRITISH BAffLESHIP
BY A FLOATING MINE.
King Edward, With Seven Hundred Officers
and Men On Board, S mt To Bottom, Says
Beflin-Fiiteen Merchant Ships Of the
Allies Made Captive By Teuton Rover,

Associated Press by federal Wireless, /. 1,g4
RERLIN March 6The raider Moewe, 1879 prisoners
- from captured British French and Belgian steamed
into Wlhemshaven, having lodged the British French
naval forces paong the English Channel well the light
cruisers catch her after the Of her seizure the
liner Appam reached London. ~. ~ 81. D.
Among the prisoners the Moewe four British officers
number Of and the Of vessel
cunE during her raider and commerce destroyer
IRON CROSSES FOR HER GREW -aers
Her commander, Count DONNA has been decorated with
the iron Cross first class and the members Of her have
ceved the Iron Cross second class By the order Of the Kaiser
donna has been ordered headquarters
Emperor who wishes personally congratulate him upon his
achievements.
Shortly after the arrival of the Moewe the general staff issued
dealing with the exploits of the vessel among
amng that mine laid by the Moewe succeeded in sinking
British battleship King Edward. E'.'. d. .7.S"
d. FIFTEEN VESSELS ARE MoEWE'S VICTIMS
In all the Of fifteen vessels victims of
rowtss mentioned by the general stas The list in
udes the following British vessels Cobrdge Author Trader
Aadne, Dromonby Faringord Clan McTavsh Appam West
Horace Flamenco Saxon Prince and Edinburgh the French
Maroni, and the Belgian steamer Luxembourg.
Most of these the report the Moewe sank
captured Ill. she has neutral ports prizes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07

have their beer on board, and il was
also reported that the permission might
apply to the other vessels here as
refugees. Over the telephone last night
Admiral Boush denied all knowledge OF
such n letter, although he admitted
that there might be some such doeu.
mem in the files Of his Office. In all
events, it was stated, no permission
could have been given the intsrned
seamen to sell liquor and beer without
the formahty of securing a heenss or of
paying the federal tax excise tax.
Geier ofticer Makes Statement
Attempts made to reach the captain
Of the Geier last night brought out the
statement that he is IN Hilo, and might
not return for soue time. The officer
Of the deck, however, made aNstatemsnt.
He said:
1.-THE men are allowed to have their
allowance of beer as is customary in
the rmHn navy, and they are allow,
ed to bring their friends on board TO
hclp them dr. nix it. Under no ciEcum,
Stances are they allowed to sell any,
| understand, however, that an investi,
CATION H. underway, as we have learn
ed that some Of the meR have exceed,
ed the liberty granted them. II found
they will be punished. ...
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
HA0 POSTMASTER
IN DISAGREEMENT
Mauna Kea's Withdrawal Starts
Things On Big
Island

Postmaster II. d. COrbett of Hilo is
authority for the statement that the
Inter Island company will not be able
to curtall its service between Honolulu
and HlO by the withdrawal of the
Mama Kea, unless arrangements are
first made with the United States gov
eminent
The postmaster declares that the long.
time contract between the government
and the company to carry the mail from
Honolulu to Hilo twice week will
make it necessary for the company to
optinue the schedule of the Mauna
kea as it Is at present.
AS ! understand the situation re-
gardiRg the mail service and the
Mauna Kea," said Manager William
Mckay, of the Hilo branch of the In
company, "the cancellation
Of one trip a week of the steamer
would onl y mean that the company
would forfeit certain portion of the
money it is paid for the transportation
of mail matter. The company. would
be paid for the mail it carried on the
once n week schedule and would simply
lose the balance
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
HERALD DID NOT
CRY 'KAPU-QM0E'
Sacred Iepa' of Ancient Days
W Passes N Streets and None
Frustrated

The funeral Of the late High Chief
kaiawainui KahoaIii which took place
Wednesday Of last week, was conduct.
ed with the ancient ceremony to q
great extent, especially in the arrange
meat Of the kahilis md the order OF
The palIbearers. Manyfof the folk who
saw the funeral procession did not
know that the eight white penants ear
ned In the line of march were former,
~ so sacredly held in the Islands that
he entire poPulace on seeing them dis
rlayed were forced 10 PROSTATE them.
selves. The failure for not SO doing
was death.
The white penants are called "lepa
kapu" and the Kahoalii family is the
My one in the Islands entitled to use
them Tor ceremonial purposes or in any
other way. They are emblems of this
branch Of Hawaiian royalty. ~,
From ancient times to the breaking
ct the tabu, when the "lepa kapu,r
vas seen, chiefs, commOners and all
Frustrated themselves. The Iepa was
Always preceded by a herald calling
nut "kaPuO-moe. Death was the
penalty for any who did not prostrat,
mmself when Kalaninuikaleleau or Ka
haalii the First passed with the eight
!epas and the god Kali.
kahealii was the human representa-
we of this ancient "akua- makahiki. !"
In more modern times this idol was
called Ku-kallimoku and it may now
" seen In the Bishop Museum.
Among Hawaiiahs the penants are
known rs ina Iepa ewalu Kahoalii ="
the eight lepas Of Kahoalii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
TOWN NAV slide
INT0ROGOE RIVER
W. -
Worst Gales Experienced In
Years Are Sweeping North
Pacific Coast

(AHsoeiated Press By Federal wirsIsss)
SAN FRANGIsGO, March s.--Wed-
derburn, oregon, Is reported 10 be in
danger Of slipping into the Rogue Rfv.
er and floating ont 10 sea. \ The hank
upon which the town stands II said TO
have been so loosened by the recent
rains and foods, as TO be unsafe. Pa ~
of 10 have already fallen into the food
ed river The Inhabitants Of the town
are aeeing to the refuge Of the back
country g4 uV ap5$
An along the Coast there has been q
snecesaion Of gales during the last few
days Coasting vessels arriving in port
report the worst weather in years. One
seaman was washei overheard from the
steamer Roanoke and was drowned, VI,
A passenger ON the steamer Sea Foam,
terrified blythe storm in which his yes
sci was caugh-, died in his cabin. -.
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