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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09

flung bon beourftigen u1o tuiiroigen
&riegstbeilnebmern uro Snpalioen,
1mpie oeren @ithpe1t unb @aiien per-
spen6et tperoen iollen. Ser Magiitrat
nobm bieIe @1lnlme nit Can't on.
Megensburg. - Mii1ionsbt-
Idof Seinri9 D6ring aus Yoona in
Snoien, ser leit 1907 feline groBe Rii-
lions Gio5eie g Mi1ionen Seelen,
oupon 10000 &atbolifen) leitet,
iprad I'M boben Come Dor elmer gro
Ben 3ub0rerfdnrt aus Ser Meanner-
melt, uno nodmiHags IN 6er Ober-
min terfirde fir sic 6rouen uno
Sungfrnten uber sic @i@tigteit Der
9eioenmii1ton unb 6eren Mufgaben
rod oem &riege. Biele @erionen tra-
ten 6em Mii1ionspereine Bel. Ser
MiHionsgeoonfe tpa1roe spieoer 1e1
beIebt uno in tpeitere &reife gtragen.
@oderfrelt mr bie enaoige aufunb.
ME our4 @15enen3 8if4of Antonils
iosuie uber 6en regen Offer Der @e-
gensburger fir Die tatboliiden gii-
iioner perIieB Ger Miiiionsbii4of tags
ouru1lf tuieber unfee Stnm.
MunbIing.- Sdmer beimge.
iudt bonn ariege miro Die 5nnilie
@ergleiter> Birgermeiiter bon Mun6
ling. Bor Sabresfriit itarb Elm Sobn,
@err Srgerie1r S. 8ergleiter, Den
9eloento6 in Jrmfreid. Mm 90.
San. fam Die Gooesnodridt bon 6em
|gdtpiegeriobn &errn Gron3 4oper
@eidman1r BON Mugsburg. Gin Gobn
puroe o11rd einen &ueridldger am
redten Mrm iftper pertpun6et. Drei
sobne iteben nod i'm 6el6, elmer als
iMr5t Bel ser 2o5oretbsug V 3 un6 ei=
ner beim 1. 6uB-Mrt. -&egt.; elmer lit
BEL Ser Mrmierungstruppe @oebfe in
Ser Champagne. Moge 6od biefen
nod bus Slid 5utbeI mer6en, BOB
lie rpieoer geiur6 in Ole 9eimntb 5u-
ridfebren!
Staburg.- @ter lit sic long
iabrige Sberin 6es &reiSfranfen=
bu1ies, M. Morie &opmunba 8nuer,
i'm glitter bon 81 Sabren einem idape-
rem 2ei6en erlegen.
Srier.- Sci ser 6eier 6e5 gol=
oenen Hrigteri11bildum 6es 8iid3ofs
&orum in 5rier uberbradte aur6i=
nal 9ortmom bem S11bilar Elm bul6=
poGe5 gdreiben bes Napltes NIT Ser
leltenen Mns5eidnung, Dos Halium
trogen gu burfen. Minilter @dorle-
ner uberreidte NIT anerfennen0en
@orten fir Sic ltoatsbiirgerlide
8irfi amfeit &orums Sen &ronenor=
Sc neriter &lalle, Sberburgermeiiter
bon Brudbauien lpro6 sic @lid=
minlde Ser 5ta0t Srier aus, 6ie 6em
Subilur sos @brenburgerrebt perlie-
fen but.
&beinpfal5~
Gbergbeim. - SSn geiitiger
Strung bot iid bie 81 Sabre aIte
gbefrm 6es aIs 9on6ihurmmam unp
ter Sen 6abnen iteben6en 6abritar=
beiters Sobam 9ilgert erbangt. Neun
unmiinbige @inber betpeinen SEN 500
ser Wutter.
Grim Itobt.- Muf DEM 9eibes=
beimer 9ofgut arbeiten CUR 3et ei-
nige 2e11te ser Hbetniiden Sdudert=
@erfe. Der %17idbrige Mrbetter 8ei-
lan6 fam beim M%1bringen zines &a-
bells Sem observation-disclosures in ser
9rennerei at nabe un6 uuroe an ben
@leibern BON Dem Ielben erfaBt un6
mebrmals ber11mgeidleu6ert, Inn nit
gebrof1ener1 @lie6ern foot CUR @rbe
git fallen.
2anoau a. $. = ST. Minfel6
moGten 5mei Md6den aberbs cine
grDollampe an5Inben. So sic 2ampe
nidt brannte, ihiittelten ite 6ie Md6-
|den nobel Tie 5u 8oben fiel. Sofort
fingen Sic &leioer ser bei6en Md6den
Gerper. @dbren6 es eirrem berbeige-
Manne gelang, zines Ger
M3aod)en 6ur9 @ritiden bes Geuers
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09

1870 Stttte CIT. yt0t0y
iiberein, baB 9err Nrlm in oieier
Mngelegenbeit, mie im1ner, uenn er
bobe SSntereifen 5u bertbei6igen batte,
6peifenos IN aufri4tig tiefer ueber=
5eugung un6 nit BEN e6eliten MbIid-
ten geban6elt bu, au4 Ger @ertre=
ter Ger Mnfloge itellte feit BOB CT I'M
@erfebr nit Dem Mngeflagten 5u Ser
Mniidt gefommen lei, 6ieier babe iei-
men ueber5e11gungen genab geban-
beIt. BUR subme ser IN ser 8erbrei<
tung ser e%rtpdbnten Gdriften ertbal-
tenen 8%elei6igung un6 @erleumoung
oes 6eutiden SeereS beantragte er Ell
ne @efdrngnibitrofe bon 5tpei Sabrem,
iomie @eroffentIidung oeS ltrtbeils
in folgen6en iehs 8ldittern: ~Srieri=
lde 3eit1ng" un6 uSriertide 2an=
6er5eitung", nG0lniide 3eitung" un0
uG0lniide @olfs5eitung," uJranffur=
ter 3eitung" un6 u2uremburger 3ei=
tung." @ie @ertbei6igung fubrte
Suiti5ratb Meper=Srier I'M Gimme Ser
Musfiibrungen 6es Mngeflogten unb
oer gntlaitungs5eugen.
gifden. gs gelong Ser @en=
oormerie, Sen Sbdter 6es on Ser
8iittthpe 0obn peiirbten Ga11bmor6eS
felt5unebmen. gs it Ser 21idbrige
Mrbeiter Sob. Setter 8agner aus
@obidei6.
Gid a. 5. ala. = Muf 6em
Modemer @uttertperf perungIldte Ser
in SEN breibiger Sobren Itebenoe an=
fuppler Midel 2egener. St gerietb
5tpiid)en sic Suffer zines 60roer5u=
ges un6 erliH 10 ldmere Gudihun=
gen. 6uB er 511r Gtede toot blieb.
@oIfer6ingen. sSn oem
antpeien oes bieiigen Afermeiiters
Mid}eI @eider entitar16 6e1er. Ste
sta1ungerr un6 ein sduppen, tpo
ii9 Gutterporratbe un6 @ebol5 befan<
oen, tpuroen Elm Naub ser 6lamnren,
mdbren6 bos @obnbaus peridont
blieb. Ser gda0en miro auf einige
5uuIen6 Gronfen peranihIagt ur6
tit 0urd @eriiderung geoedt.
@eimersfirb.- Sn BEN 8e=
b%dulifyfeiten 6es @irtbes 9ob. Soc
tpen bra6 ein 8ran6 aus, ourd Sen
6os @obnbol1s uno sic sdeune nit
1amntlidem Mobiliar un6 6utterDor=
ratb eingeaidert ml1rOe. Ger periif)er=
tie Gdu6en beIduft iid auf etpa 49,
600 Granfen.
Gliaf=2ptbringen.
5traBbnrg.- Ser q. o. Hro-
fe]Ior fir io5iole 9pgieme on Ser
gtroBburger %l1niperiitat, Or. me6.
@rnit 2epp, lit aus @eiun0beitsriid=
liften ont l.. Sa1n1ar 1916 in SEN
Sutherland getreten. ct lit 1864 gu
2auterburg geboren. Seine 5oblrei-
den @driften betreffen bas @ebiet
ser praftiiden 8afteriologie, ferner
@pgiene ser Snfeftionsfranfbeiten
un6 insbefon6ere Morpbologie uno
gioIogie Ser StrabIenpil5e, Ser &ob=
un6 Suberfelbo5iaen. Sein ~@runo<
rib uno 2eitfo ben ser gufteriologie"
erifien IN mebreren Muflagen. Ero-
feiIor 2epp lit 5ur5eit beratbenber 9p-
qienifer 6es Is. Mr1peeforp8.
Gdmei5.
2ie{tuI. = Die Biirgergemeirs6e
9ie5toI befd1oB, oie aus oem Mittel'
alter 1tammenoe gerpitut ab3uloien,
mouod 6ie 8irgergemeinoe 2ieltal
oem gooetpirtb 5u Sdouenburg al
idbrlide fieben &Iafter 9ol3 un6 700
Benen eeben m1bte. Ser 8ooepirtb
ieinerieits tpar berpflidtet, sem &C.
meinoerdtber, 5tueimol I'M Sabre Elm
opulenbes gfien ouf5utiiden. Nad
oem iesigen gefdluB loft oie @emein-
Sc 2ieitoI tire gerpflidtungen ourd
sic glmnnre bon 5000 Granes ab.
Gent. = Ser i1nge EIrfe 4io-
sim SS1tno. Ser Sen Chauffeur guhour
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09

SSll@lSL!&AA~ 0A W.
Iudte er ous 8Dmnait um IN Soe1t
uno ltlloierte Redtstuiileniduf. Selt
1865 uirfHte Ell als Stabtantpalt bel
ben &reisgeridten in 9odum nno
2ippitoot uno 1purbe 1879 ritter
StoutsuntpuIt in 8eltbe1t 49,
1888 beim 2anbgeridt IN a0nigsberg
L. g. un6 1898 Sber1taat5u1upult
beinr S5erlanoe5geridt in Marten=
meroer. 1899 trnt er IN SEN Hube<
1tur6 uno tnbm ieinen @obnliB IN
Odmolo. CT peroffentlidhe 8eoidte
u1o Mdrden.
Min6en. = ginen ent1eblif)en
gerbrenm111gstoo bot ser Sniaiie oes
bieiigen @iedyenbauies, Ser Siidler
Sern1anrr aplom, Elm Marm bon 81
Sssubrer, erlitten. Ser llngludll4e
fonnte oe5 Nofts fei11er Sdlaf fin
Sen uno ltedte iid) ei1pe Efeife Sabof
an. @abreno 6es Hu1derrs n1ltB NUN
Sos Set Te11er gefungen ooer &D1otD
Dos nod %glimmerp6e Streidbol5 adt=
los fortgeuorfen baben. Sc entltano
Elm 3immerbrano unb 6. erbielt BET
bem @eriud, SOS 6euer 5u eritiden,
lol9 t0bIihe 8rmn6tpa1n6en am garr=
5en Sberforper, 6oB er fur5 borm1f
I'M &ramenbauie beritarb.
&beinprupins-
guben. = 5err 6einrt9 Mon=
tanoon in @iesbo6en, ein geburtiger
&beinIdnoer, MusiduB=Mtglie6 Ser
0erttlden @eleGidoft fir am1f=
mams=g rbolungsbeime, bat fir oaS
Mbeiniid,e Seim oieier @eieaidoff,
meld,es IN gnpen 5ur 3eit int 8au tit,
cine 3immeritiftung bon 5000 Marf
ubertpielen. = SON Sen flint I'M 6eloe
1teben6en g0bnen 0es 2anomirtbs
6rieo. Mumanns gil MerloS mnrOe
oem 5tpeitiungiten, GH. Mdmanns>
gefreiter I'M 3. @ar6e=Hegt. 5u SUB
oos giierne &reu5 bonn fommanoie=
ren6en General iiberreidt.
3meifoI1. @egen belonoerer
Gopferfeit Dor 6em 6einoe erbtef Ser
Meierpiit 5ran5 Heters bon bier als
@ano1rier bas @iierne &reu5.
GorneIimi i'm It er. Ga5 Ct
lerne &rer5 muroe oem GeierpiIten
Soiepb glumentbal aus sdledbeim
BEL GorneIimunlter %perlieben. 3eriel-
BE 6ient beim Snf. &egiment geo. %
un6 lit ser Sobn bes 2anbmirth5
@iIb. Sol. glumentbol outs @hled=
beim. 2ebterer bot feds Sobne I'M
6eI6e, bon beren i9on 5mei perrDtn=
set ma1rben.
Ba1ern.
Mun9en. = Sic merfmuroig=
Iten Groiefte taud3en iebt in Ser
&riegs5eit ouf. 60 bot Elm Gbemifer
oen bieiigen it1otiidym @oaegien Elm
@erfobren CUR 8ertDertbnng oes I'M
Miindener @dlodtbof abfaaenoen
glutes unterbreitet, Doour9 Elm
6Ieiideriob geidaffen fperoen ioa.
Ser Mann bebauptet, 6aB burd iein
8erfabren ieoen Sag mebr als 10000
Meniden ibren 6leiidbeoarf oeden
f0nnten 1n oabei miiroe Sic staot-
permoltung obenorein nod einen @e=
minn BON $4,000 Mf. pro Sabr er-
3ielen. SIM itdotiiden 2ebensmittel-
nusidub m11rbe sic Sade beiprod'en
uno es feblte nidt an gefurmortern,
aber o11d nidt on @egnern. gemer=
fensmertb tit oie Rittbeilung, oaS
nod oieiem 8erfahren Die Buritfobrif
Sm,ermrann in 4ulmbah perldieoene
Wuritiorten beriteQt. - Sic Snbober
ser Tirma @eiielberger, 2eoerfabrif
in Mind)en, iber1pieien Der staot=
qemeinoe Miind,er einen Vetrog BON
100000 Marf CUR grriftung elmer
l~a.e 49,. 0:~e. 4.,p 11.%orS4;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
Jreibnrgi.8 8. - General DO


Gantpit lit r%a1r1nebr in 6reiburg.
tpo Ell mebrere Sabre bobe &om1nar..
6olteQen irrre bottle, in 6reifahe ncre
8e5iebung getreten, 6enn neben Ser
Gerleiba1ng oes Gbrenooftors 6urd
sic pbiloiopbiide Gafultdt Ser Uni
periitdt tpa1rbe linn sos Gbrenbiirger.
redt %a,rgetragen, un6 bom @aiFr
ma1r6e er a Ia luite be5 bieiigen 6el6=
art. =@et. geiten.
Deterreid-un8arn.
@ien. = Die @iener @briitlidr
lo3iolett baben in ben lta6tiifDen 8e=
~trieben gleftri3itatstper-
te = @trobe,tbabn = @innnbms-
queuen, oie onidbrlid oiele Millionen
trugen. Sic 8ilnn3 Der ftd6ttiden
@Iehri3itdtstperfe per5ei@net fir
1914 einen @ebarunggiberidub bon
t1,OO6,349 aro1te,1, Der pertpen6et
miro, our AnIeibenstilg11ng 1854
arorrerr, 5ur @tdrfl1ng Der Berli4e=
r1ngsridnge $4,000 arorrer, 5,.r
BertbeiIung on Die Beamten uno Ut
Better 1890 aroner. @dliebi[d
tpurben on Die eigenen @el6er Der &C.
meir6e 1O,562,817 4ronen abge=
Fhilbrt. - Die Blatter beroffentliden
6ie atpifdet 9e11tidlano un6 Deter
reireitpl1ngnrn getroffenen @erein=
borungen uber cine Sntereiienpertre-
tl1ng Ser oiterreidiidtungoriiaen
Mornrdie in @aridau un6 iiber ote
Mbgren31111g bes oiterreidii4nngari-
(den un6 oeutidem gertpaltungsge=
Diets redts ser @eidiel.
8rMnr.-9 Ser 6Itelte otenen6e
rnteroffi5ier Ser 0iterreidiid-ungo-
riidem Mrmee lit ser 86iabrige Selo-
mebeI MidoeI 9ro56etpsffi, Ser 6em
biefigen @eferoeboipital 511setbeiH lit.
Ser &riegsbeterm, Ser nod polfom<
men riiitig lit un6 fi@ elmer bor5ng-
lifen @eiunobeit erfreut, bot 90
sSsubre aIs SoI6ot u1b "a Sabre als
Nolhunterbeamrter ge6ient un6 modte
ols Guiraiiiermadtmeiit oie 5elo=
5iige bon 1859 uno 1864 in Stalien
uno sdlestpig+Solitein nit. @eine
Brm{t i9miden beridie6ene Meoai(=
len.
QnEen1bnrg.
g. @ie 6as r2ur=
emburger @ort" at beridten DelB>
om IS. San. Dor bent
@riegsgeridt ser iteapertretenoen 80.
.0ibiiion in Srier sic 8erbnnolun=
gen gegen @rn. 8~iirgermeilter Nram
BON Glerf. Das l1rtbeiI lautete out
orei Sabre 6%eitungsbaft. Sier brin=
gen tpir einige gtnaelbeiten iiber DIE
8erbonolungen: 9ie Mnflage la11tete
cuff 8elei6igung 6es beatti6en Seeres.
.Diefe BeIeioig1ng tplroe pom Mn=
fIager in Der bon @errn Hriim be-
lorgten 8erbreitung Ser @drift: ga
8elgique Martpre" urr6 Defenders IN
SEN bon tim p%erfaBten Grtifeln er=
blidt, sic int 9iefirdter n5ortidriH"
be5tp. uGIerfer @do" unter 6em St
tel: r@ihmenitan6 Der 8obrbet"
eridienen iino. Sn ldngeren Gns<
flbrungen legte @err &riim 6ar, >uie
er in nufridtigiter un6 ebrliditer
n%eber5eugung i'm Srtereiie elmer ibm
ont 9er5en Iiegen6en boben @ofle
5ur Muffldrung Ser Seffentlidteit
beitrogen tpoute. SON 9em, DaS er
in oieier l1eber5eugung geidrieben,
Tonne er n16 nod beute inbaltlid
nidts 5urud5ieben. St boffe ooS 11r-
tbeil 6es @eriftes, SOS in fem per-
i0nlides uno in fem 6omilienglnd
pieneift bart eingreifen peroe, ur=
ter oem Beiitm6 bon oben NIT Buroe
un6 @tanobaftigfeit gu ertrogen.
Gos @riegsgeridt pernabm ols 3en=
GEN II. a. sic So. Brofeiior Sasques
Mepers o1s 9%uremburg, Mbg. 9iref-
tor sdiIb aus 2urembl1rg unb De=
don't @diltges aus @Ierf. Die 4us=
iagen 6ieier 3e1gen itimmte1r oarin
Evening star., 1916-11-23
OF Interest TO Women
AMERICA IS FUR CENTER OF THE WORLD.
BY ANNE R1TTENHousE.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
New YORK, November 23.-There is a
certain inimitable shrug which a woman
gives as she slips her arms into full
coat Nothing else, no other garment in
tho feminine wardrobe calls forth just
that little turn of the shoulders. that
luxurious snusgle. The cave woman
probably gave it when she frs wrapped
herself in the skins that her mate had
brought back from his first fall eXpedltlon
for the slaughter of fur-bearing animals.
one wonders if the primitive woman had
a special date for donning her fur mantle,
as the New England housewife mas 1or
putting on the dark curtains, regardless
of the temperature.
To skip several aeons of time. IT was
no later than the sos when Il woman
who did not possess a sealskin sack ieit
that it was difficult. if not Impossible, ioF
her to make any sartorIal pretehSlons
We have changed all that, or rs'tneF tne
fur dealers have changed IL TOT US pu'
running up the price OF seal 10 lhe equi>
alent of dukes ransom. ,
Thousands of garments are irihiilled
with alleged seal. this year nut tne lut
never makes the slightest pretension ol
being the real thing. 1t is no disgrace
TO wear imitation fur nowadays. Every
body's doing it. Hudson seal IS qui'e
frankly acknowledged to be dyed musk
rat and chinchilla-dyed squirrel is CON
tent to call itself by its own title There
are weird names attached to certain furs
bat the dealer will be perfectly frank with
YOU if Won cyiiIce curiosity about them:
Rabbit, which appears on a multitude OF
things does not take the trouble 10 can
itself anything but lapin.
We are told that the fur markets oil
the world have changed. and that the
United States is now the very heart ana
center of the fur industry. This IS nat
J1ral on account of the great war. which
has cut down the investment i'll luXuries
of all Europe. but it is also reasonable
enough on geographical grounds This
half of the globe is an enormous producer
OF furs in the natural state. Dyeing and
clipping has been left largely TO Euro
pean experts. as we have left so many
other things which required special train
ing and skilled handling. but this con-
tiition seems TO be changing. We heard
a lot about shortage of dyes. at the be-
ginning of the war; most of us were
quite frankly bored with the subject.
which was discussed ad nauseum. The
shortage of course, affected the fur trade.
as well as any of the others employing
artificial colorinGs: yet the second arrIva!
of the Deutschland with dyestuffs is said
not to have interested the dye people
particularly. They remained provokIngly
Indifferent to the amount and destlna-
Evening star., 1916-11-23
FASHIONS

That the long-waisted or straight
line frocks are not entirely alone. how
ever numerous they may be, in the
style procession is proved by an occa-
sional gown showing a slightly raised
or normal waist line The one here IL
Illustrated is really normal waist-iine
frock. although a suggestion of a
raised waist line is given by the little
Jacket effect at the sides and the rather
deep square yoke.
This frock is made of beige-colored
chiffon velvet. The upper sleeve, cuffs
and panels of the skirt are embroider-
ed in metal thread and silk in old blue.
which is matched by satin employed
for pocket edgings. front and back belt
and yoke. The gown fastens in the
center back. The fullness of skirt and
bodice at center front suggest that the
two are cut in one. This is not the
case. however. As will be noted, a
waist-length jacket appears at either
side. The skirt is attached to the
Evening star., 1916-11-23

Coyote disappeared, what shall I do
next? / want to go on. but this is
strange country to me, and 1 might
not be lucky enough to find safe
hiding place if that old sinner should
take it into his head to come back this
until I'm sure that he isn't coming
back. but that will be a terrible waste
of time. Ha, ha! Ho, no. I have it:
I'll travel under ground for while.
This tunnel of Miners seems to run in
the direction I want to go, so I'll just
use it for a subway for my travels
You know, subway means way under
ground.
"rI just follow tffis tunnel as far as
it goes, and then dig my way out, un-
less I happen to find one of Miners
doorways at the end. I hope Miner
isn't using this tunnel just now. 1t
would be very unpleasant to meet him
he is such q short-tempered fellow.
But 1 won't worry about that until 1
have to. l never did believe in bor-
rowing trouble.
The troubles of the present quite enough
for me.
cannot know the future and I'll let it be. -
You see, Danny is something of a
true philosopher, which means that
he is one who believes in making the
best of things as they are and not Wor-
rying about things which may never
be So he ducked down and began to
trot along the tunnel of Miner the Mole.
He felt quite at home there. for it
wasn't the first time he had made use
of one of Miners tunnels. In fact. he
had often used old tunnels which Miner
no longer used himself.
But this wasn't an old tunnel; it was
u new one. Miner himself might come
along any minute. SO Danny kept his
ears open for any suspicious sounds.
BY and by he came to place where
another tunnel branched off. He hesi-
tated a minute, then kept straight on.
He had gone but little way, when he
heard a sound behind him which made
Evening star., 1916-11-23
nT1IIdESoRlEs n1IE
%BEGDTInTE
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
Copyright, 1916, by 7. W. Burgess.)
Danny's Second Adventure.
BY THORNTON ". BURGESS.
Copyright, 1916, by 7. W. Burgess

Perhaps YOU can imagine how Danny
Meadow Mouse felt when he discovered
the roof of Miner the Mole's tunnel
right under that pile of brush Old Man
Coyote was scattering so fast to catch
MN. All his fears, all his worries left
MIN, just the way water runs off the
coat of Jerry Muskrat. Just one little
minute before he had been in despair.
because it looked to be almost certain
that this time there was no way for
him to keep out of Old Man Coyotes
stomach, and now he actually was
chuckling as he began to dig in the soft
earth on the roof of Miners tunnel
That is the way with Danny Meadow
Mouse and most of the other little peo-
pie of the Green Meadows and the
Green Forest. the Laughing Brook and
the Smiling Pool: as soon as a danger
is past they forget it. That is, they
don't think about it. They remember
the lesson it may have taught them,
but that is all.
1t is well that it is so. If they kept
thinking about their escapes and the
dangers they have passed through they
wouldn't have time to think of any
thing else and there wouldn't be any
happiness at all for them. So they
promptly put such things out of their
minds. 1t was so with Danny now.
If l wo1ld live another day
III surely have TO run away.
said he, and chuckled again, as he dug
with mi ght and main.
1t didn't take long to dig a hole big
enough to squeeze through, and with
d happy little sigh Danny dropped
down into that tunnel. Now he had
nothing TO fear from Old Man Coyote,
SO he sat down near the little hole he
had made and listened. He heard Old
Man Coyote scatter the last of/the
sticks OF that brushpile, and then he
heard him run this way and that way,
smiling and smiling as he tried to find
where Danny had gone. He knew just
how surprised and puzzled and disap-
pointed Old Man Coyote was, and he
laughed until he had to hold his sides.
when Old Man Coyote finally gave up
and went away Danny poked his funny
little head out of the hole he had made
and watched him out of sight.
Nov" said Danny, as Old Man
Evening star., 1916-11-23

ton of the cargo, so we are told
That looks as if substitutes for the in
valuable colors had been discovered here
after all.
Combination of several furs in the same
garment is a feature of the present sea
son. The splendid wrap in the ilustra =
ton is made of mink and seal-not the
real article, of course-put together in a
rather striking fashion. Note that the
sleeves are a half-and-half arrangement.
The square seal buttons are, of course,
the outstanding feature of the coat.
Evening star., 1916-11-23

him stop to listen. Some ono was
coming behind him! 1t was Miner the
Mole! He must have come out of that
other tunnel just after Danny had
passed it. Danny didn't wait q second.
He took to his heels and ran with all
his might. Behind him he could hear
Miner, and he knew by the sound that
Evening star., 1916-11-23

Miner was in a terrible rage. He had
discovered that some one was in his
tunnel. With all his might Danny
hoped that there was an opening at
the end Of that tunnel. for If he had to
stop to dig his way out Miner surely
would catch him, and that would be
the end of him.
Evening star., 1916-11-23

Something new in bedroom sets is u
colored hem to the linen sheets and
pillowcaseS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
FIGHT
FOR LIFE A g
BY s1NN rEINERs
IN DUBLIN CITY
Continued from Page One)

treatment to that accorded soldiers
hy the rebels and most of the police
men went t. their homes and chang
10 civilian clothing postmen on
duty al the general postofNce. which
was the first building seized by the
sim Felners and which later became
their headquarters were sent away
and told 10 come back in a week i"T
their wages which would ne pad On
Irish republican coinage The rebels
cut an the wires, destroyed the APP
pHilius and seized lll IN" money
fhoy could mad
TvorythinE except failure seemed
fp have been ~torcsocu u, IA" rebels
Nhu when thvy started the revolt Wei,
u~ we'll uniformed as were the regu'
lar soldiers Their clothing arms
ll. equipment were good and they
wore even provided with "n%trenchias
tool. which they used when th"i
marched on -. stephens green.
tn, ammunition supply of the rob-
oils appeared go Dee plentiful and was
used uu-piruFlN Some bullets which
entered the hotel whore tn" CORES
puuIoufs assembled were certainly oi
Grmuu manufacture. other weapons
used los the rebels wor" twelve bore
shu'gur> and cartridges nlled Win
uEl. l'olcu slugs
The BATH. vas thickest TODAY
around pu cnt.r" block Of business
houses 100 the Sa,kNillc street quarter
These buildings htd becn occupied 10y
'hr r,Hol- - the start and hrohche'
had been made in walls ~ stores 90
that It, men could retreat, nahting
from one room 10 another IN TN
event o. th" places being siorm"d
Tonight the irish capital was bril-
Itutiy lighted by the flames from ar
important central block of houscs
q .uuplr uf acres IN extent Frequent
explosions occurred. followed hy sal
..- Il muchin" guns a1d ftn" hr'
turned on m" rehols who We're MAX
.ur their way from n building o.
another
So exact idea al the number Of
Casualties was o~btainahlo but many
bodies were lying about the streets
unburi.d. Houses contained manS
others. II Il said the troops have
not suffered nearly as much as the
rebels whose stronghuids were under
20 at al times both day and night