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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-05

BIG AUCTION SALE - George E.
Groom of Cassville, on Tuesday,
April 18th, will close out at pubic
auction his entire livery and team
ing stock consisting of ten head OF
horses, about half work horses ana
balance drivers. Also complete
stock of buggies, wagons, harness.
nets, blankets, robes and quaint
ty of hay, oats and shelled corn.
Two Ford touring cars in first-class
condition will be included In the
eoIo also 6w1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-One doz league baseballs,
warranted for Is innings, S1.OO
each. Why send away? w. K.
Walker, Lancaster, Wis. owl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-05

A woman may be the friend OF the
man she never loved, but she will be
an enemy of the man she loved and
lost
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-05

If you are big league material the
scouts are pretty apt to hear about
you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-05

An even disposition is the best pill
low on the sea of life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-05
COMING EVENTS.

German Ladies Aid meets with
Mrs. Henry Naumann, Friday after
noon.
r. N. A. officers are especially re-
quested to be at the hall next Friday
evening. Order of captain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-05

Congregational Ladies Missionary
society meets with Mrs. Louis Weber,
Friday at 800 p. m. Subject, Mis-
sionaries of Japan" Leader, Mrs.
Matte Kinney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-05

The annual meeting of the Lancas-
ter Cemetery Association will be held
in the city hall rest room Thursday
April 6, at 1880 p. m. All persons
who have paid fifty cents are mem
bers of the association. Show your
interest in the work of the associa-
ton by attending this meeting.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25
9sene 6entid)e Miniiter.

Berlin, %. 0eoi. - Der 9ei6s.
fan3Ier bate eine gluoien8 beim Rai.
fer, nah tpeIher befannt geseben
tpuroe, Dob Or. aarl Selfferih gum
Miniiter bes Snnern anltelle bon Gle.
mems gelbriid erndnnt tper6en tpirb.
@raf 9ioeoern miro iein Wahfolger
ols StaatsIefretar bes Reihsfbas.
antics. @. Eortilobit bon 9atodi,
Regterungspr1lioent BON SitpreuBen,
loll bic 8flthten 0es Iogenanfltcn
0RabrungsnitteI DIRECTORS" iiber.
nebntet.
gsoibington %. 0aai. - Der ipa-
niihe 8oti6after Suan 9tiano bate
nit 8eontten oes Staatsoeparte-
ments cine aonferen5 iiber 0tittet
uub @ege, 9tote areu5-WateriaIien
nah 8eutidlanb sl britteen. Spa-
MEN miro gefneiniant nit oen Ser.
Staaten oie 3uloiiung FOLDER Mate.
rialien at erreihen iuhen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25
ariegsmaterial nad) Reiu Yorf,

geip gorf, %. Mai. - Ster bate
man bel,te ben ltngetpobnIi6en gln.
bid, elm Shiff einfabren 8u ieben,
oeiien 9eds nit Ieroplonen, Sporo,
aeroplouen, 8anonen uno onoerenl
4riegsmaterial beln6en tporen. gs
NOR Der fran3oitide 8ontfer p2a.
faDette" bon 8orbeaur. 8as &rieqs.
moteriol, oos einen @ert bon $500.
600 bot, ipuroe bon Der franaoiiihen
Regierung leibtpeiie ols 9lusiteIlungs'
obieft fir einen 9a5or CUR 8erfiiguna
eeitellt, Der bier I'M ndhIten Monai
aliguniten Der 4lltierten itattfinoer
ioI[. 9as MateriaI beItebt gum groB.
ten Feil aus 9riegsbellte, 6ie Den
3eutlden nbgenomnen pur0e.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25

BUR 3eit. oo mir Dies idreiben, it1o
nod 0urdou8 uuoffi5ielle 8abl.
nadrihteu eiugegaugeu. Gin Cor.
noOo lmo Ihmere 6egenItitrme mt
n0rOliben Eeile bon Siour Sails ba-
ben oie grlau9llug bon Eelepbon.
uno Ielegrapbenna6ri6ten nod n1ebr
erIhmert. Slider lit eins, ooB pte in
Siour Sails, 10 oud IN Wttnneaba
County uuo i'm gausen Staate elu
mebr ais iiberraideuS fleiues Sotnm
Gbgcgebeu lumrbe. Sytt beutlhen
Counties ipor oen 9el1tlden - on-
ihetneno - Die 6eI0arbeit midtlger
ol5 Die BrinrGrluobI uno oie 8etdtt'
gllng ether politiihen aroftprobe; eS
iou unS ie6ob freuen ipenu mir ltn.
re6t baben Iollten.
8lbren0 mir be3iiglidb Siour 6all8
unb Wtinneboba Gountb allf Die leste
Sette 5. 81. bertpeiieu, id,eitten fol-
genoe feiultote ither an lem:
Sm Staate limb Steger:
Ecter Nurbcf aIs @ouperneur iiber
8. B. @gnn 81, iiber R. 3. 9ii.
doro8 2:t. - gluf oemofratiid)er
Sette Ihlltg SO Worcom Ieiuen Sc.
genfonoiooten Reinbart.
2tIS &ises8Onncruenr iheint 6ie
@obl bon 8. $. MsWoIter5 als gc'
fihert.
gII8 SUnareRmauu ifeint 6. 81.
GbriitopberIon 10 ipett cine idruode
Minoerbett gegen s. 8. Dillon 8u ba.
berj obibon 8iIlons 8obllteg feine$.
mtq8 al8 itder betrudtet iperoeu fonn.
9ele9aten Sur gtattpnalfOnben.
tiDu: Die 8abl bon @nt. SoeIc bon
Spencer, g. O., Der gor fetne 0ppo.
iition bate, lit geiihert, tp6breno
Sans 9emnth nno 90. 8rigsbG Iplueit
6eioe ben Sieg 6eBanpteu. Cine
ihmere @uttGuihung NOR oos OentIdje
gotun in SartfOro 1ro Snm6olot.
gtur Sutdinion Gountp i6eint 8e.
mutb cine 0tebrbett bon 900-t000
Stimneu itber 8rtgsbp gegebeu ait
boben mas 0enlttbs Sieg trosoent
oerbiirgcn 0itrfte.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25

Die Rtc0erlage Der Staltcner an
Der sSrOut in Siio-Sirol aimmt eincn
immer eruiteren Initrtdl on. Der An=
| griff nnieres 8rG5er aOrps anf bic
SOdDebene pun 2auorne geitaItete itdI
81 eincm nullen GrfOlge. Der 6einO
luaroe aus Der ganSen Stellnng &C.
trieben. Die Ceiterreider batten
oas Sal nnb bic nabegele9enen Sergc
befeitt9t, StadelbrGbt nm Die 8eins
bcrge gcsugen. Die StnIiener mad)'
ten lpiitcnSe 8erInhc, Onrd Die Oiter'
reid)tiden 2inien sn bredJen nnO ben
9iitrift ppn Srient 81 erreifen. Sic
bemnbten tire ihipsritc Nrtillerie bas
su, fOnnten n6er nidlt ben flctnitcn
Grfulg erretd)eu.
GonbOn, "a. Rai. - 400 gofete
8ummi, iueldje Oem BOllGnOiiAen
9ampfer y8ilrta" nbgenOmmen mOr.
ben, pdbrenb iid) Oeriel6e auf Der
Iobrt bon InitraIien nadl SOllanO
befnnb, runrOen bente Onrdl Nas 9sris
Iengertdt beIdlagnabmt. 9tcIclber
iOacn mad 9eutidllauS beltimmt ge-
lucfcu icin.
8arnung CIT Guglnnb Oor ueiterch
llebergriffen.
gSaibington, "a. Nfai. - glmeri-
faS ucncite Rpte on Gnalauh besiig-
lid Ocs SeitGalten8 DOn GoitIadJen
mar bcnte SUR ilebermtttclnng nadD
2On0pn iertig. Die gtOtc proteItlert
ener0iid gegen ueitcre SeetntrddDt'-
9ung GmerifaniIher BOltiadcn iel.
tens 8rOR6ritcuntens.
gtentrnle Sdiffe anf Wduen 9eitOfen.
2onbun, "a. Rai. - Der frausGs
iiihc 9ampfer gGau9ueOOc" unb bic
italicuiide Sarfe yGrminia" iunrbent
lnut BET Glogbs eingctrOffenem Be
ridt, berieutt.
aOprnijugen, iiGtr 2OnSnu, "a.
Wai. - Ser oGniIdDe 3ampfer rGGs
ria", 3i6 Sunaca, lit Surd) glnflaas
fen auf cine Ottue an Der SitOtiiite
bOn SdweOen gciunfen. Die 8emaus
nmnI iunrOe acrettet.
Stofbolm, "a. Mai. - Der idiues
btId)e 9ampfer r9Oialin6", S77 Sons
men, lief auf cine Brine nno iant; bic
Wanid1dft !unroe 9trc:tst,
GOnitantinOpcl, iiber 2OnOon, "a.
Wai. - 9aS tiirfiIfe Sriegsnmt mel
Oet: 9iubc Oanert an Der Sraf Sront
an. 6anptmann SdGt bat eineu
SSlie9er ans elmer SObe bon 500 Wc'
ter berabgebOlt, alIo ietnen Sritten.
SanfnIns-SrOnt: Die bOn inns in
Der iiingiten SdladDt aemadte Sente
6elGnft itd) auf 400 8eiuebre, 200.
600 yRonnOS" Mnnitiuu nnO anSes
res &rie9Smaterial.
2onOOn, "a. Moi. - Gine bpn 0e.
nerallcntnant Cir 8ercb Cafe, SOms
manScur Der 6ritiiden StreitfrGfte in
WcIOpOtamien, cingclaufcue 9epeIdle
seigt, baR bic arGfte oes 8enerallents
nants Cir 8eOgre @prtnge, Die am
Sito=ltfer bes Sigris opertcren, auts
clzglmara 10 quit mie erretd)t babcn.
Die aauscn 8intercrnten in Rorb.
nno 0tittelrmflnno iinS ourd Idiuere
ISr6ite pernid)tet luoroen.
Die yNfiindJcner 9eueitc Na6rif)s
ten" erfdbrt OaR 5iuiIden benz Eapit
nnb G6nig gllfpns bon Spanien nnb
Ocm Gapit nnb RrGiibeut 8ilIon
@er6anblnaeen i'm 8anse iinO, nm
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25

Berlin, "A. Otat. - Sbiiringiide
5rnppen baben Oas 9Orf Gnmiere5,
0itlid bonn 6iigel Softer Maun, ge'
itiirmt. 300 6ran5pIen unb s Off
siere gefau9en. Die &Gmpfe iinS
furdtbar.
9Saris, "a. Ma. - 9aS grORte tta.
lieniIfe WtunittOnsSeput in JtOUertu
lit tn bic Quft geflOgen nnb bic StaSt
itebt in Jlnmmen,
iSurfDbtare Sample um 6iigel 3O4.
Berlin, brabtlDs nady SagUille, "a.
Mai. - Die Oberite oeeresleitnng
melOet:
Gu Der Noromeitfront ton &erbnn
eritiirmten Oeutid)e Srnppen fran56e
iiidc Stellungcu Ouf ben 6itlidDer
9tuslGnfern oes 6igelS 3O4 nnO bieI-
ten Iid) gegen tuieSerbolte 8egenans
grtffe oeS ;SeinSes. Sic nabmen 9
Sfft5iere nno 51S Wtann gefangen
nnO erbenteten fiinf MaIdtnengc'
ucbre.
glm redlten NtaaSnfcr ariffcn bic
TrausOicn mCbreremale Obne GrfOlg
nnicre Qtnien i'm 8estrf 0es Steius
brndS Iii6lid SanOrcmOnt unS auf
Nem 0ipfel non &aur an. gel Dem
Oritten Angriff gelang es ben Sran5o'
len, feiten iSuf in Oem Stcinbrnd sH
faIen. 8d6reuS Der NadDt ,uar Ir-
tilleric nnf beiOen Sciten i'm gan5eu
NbIdDnitt anferprOentltd tGttg.
CberIeunant SOlfc idDOf iiiOlid
Oun 9loucDurt iein II. Iabr5eng Der
inter, IiiOlid OOm t6i9el Softer Manm
icin Is, Su aRerfennnng IciHer
glGn5enben 2etitnngen lit Der fiibne
Tliegcr DOn Saiier @il6elm sum
SanptmNnn befUrOCrt mDr0cn.
Sm Muas-9iItrift uaren bic SGms
pfc 6eIonberS Iebbaft infOlge Der bers
iudtem Begenaugrtffe oes SeinSes.
9lm 0orbnfer bes 6IuHes nabmen Die
9eutid)en ctn fran5DTidJes WOdbans
laolid, pUm Gamarb 8uIbe eiu.
cSeinoiidpe 9lnsriffe anf Siigel 304
nno anf 0cn Sitbnbb0ng OeS Siigels
Softer Ntaun lunrhcu snritfgeId)las
gen. Seitltd bon Der Wans mnrOen
bcFtlge auRriffs an Der TrUnt iitblldj
bonn SbianmOnt GauogHt big SHNt
Snillette gSalOe unternUmmen. Rad
itarfem Sener betraten bic 5ranSuien
oie eriten oentIden Stellnngen, iuurs
ben a6er an ben GSlanfen bes 2lbidnit.
tes ouu oeutiden 8egeunngriffen slts
riifgetrieben. SU0lidD hon bent Sorfe
nnO |aS!idD BON ben Gutncn 6eS SOrt
9ouaamOnt lit Elm 8efefDt i'm 8angc.
Sort SDnanmOnt blieb felt in SGnOen
Der 0entIdJen. NurbmeitlidD BON Sort
&aur iunr6e eine pOut fycinS einges
nOmmene Stellunq BON tins 5nriIfers
Obert. Inf ben Gombres 0D6en Iilhs
lid, non Ser6nn ipnrSe Die erite nno
5lueite fran30iiife 2inie bnrd) nniere
Sprengnngen auf betrGhtlidDe 8eite
serit0rt. glmf ben Mnas-6Gben, iiiOs
OitlidJ bon gerbnn, bradJen feinblide
Nnariffe inter nnIerm &Orbansfener
nieOer. aleine 2lbteilungen, bic tn
nnicre Stellnngen eingeornn8en iua-
rem, iunrben ntebcrgsmadt. Gin
feinbltder Nerpolan iunroe iiibiueit-
lid BON @aillg beruntcrgeidDOiIen.
gSien, "A. Mai,- Die nmtlidDe gc-
fanntmadlung bes 6iterreidliIfD-nnga.
ridden SriegsminiiteriumS bat fol-
genoen @ortlant:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25
Hriebsnsasriidlte taattten i,uer beittm1nter amf.

einen 9SaffenlttllitanS nnter ben
arieafiiEreuben berbei5nfiiBren.
GrGiioeut 8ilIuns 2ut1uurt auf Die
fitrSlid)e SUtid)aft beS Enpites bat
ben &attfan errcidt.
Eremier Nsqnitb beantragte I'M
llnterbanie eiucn SreSit pOu 3OO,.
100000 HfunO Sterling.
Berlin, "a. Ntai. - Sine 0eIeas
idaft nun 9entId)eu, peldle in Gng'
LAMB intcrniert luaren, iiub in <iiins
gen, 6Ollanb, eingetrOffen. Gs itnb
iiebeu Sentidye, bic IGmtlidJ Oas 60.
2ebcnsiabr ii6erldDritten baben, nnh
scbn ainocr, Seren Batter itd uud in
eugliidcn Sonsentratiuuslngern be-
finoen. Sed)s Der Aleinen fnS mutt
terlos, luGbreuS bier nubere bel tbrer
Mntter mareu, bic irritnnig 8eiuUroen
lit. GugliIdJe Srauen begleiteten bic
Sinber anf Der 8eiie.
9cutIdlanb nnb 9nEembnrg.
Berlin, brabtlps naf Sabnine, ~.
Wai. - Die fiirslidl im 2nrcmburger
2anotag er6rterte 8eieernng Gugs
lambs, fir OnS 8rOfber3Ogtum be-
itimmte MISUNDERSTANDING bic
Slofabe paIiieren 80 laifeu, bat siut'
idlen 9entIhlanO nnS 2ntembnrg
snm gl6idDlnf zines &ertrages iiber
bic GrnGbrnussfrage gefiibrt, iuie aus
9uEem6urg bcridJtet iuirS. 9tadj ben
8eitimmnnsen bes @crtrages uirS
Der OentidJe 3entralGufuufs
Die 5nnGhit DDn 2nEcmbnrg sebrardj.
ten $50 8aggunlubuugcn Wais lie
fern.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25
52S5 4409

Sotal ...........52 $3.50 4409
8emutbs 0eaioritdt iiber 8rtgsb9
betragt afio iopett ettua 876 Stim-
men.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25
23,3S8 Staliener iOtueit gcfangeu.

-, 1888 Staltener iOtuett gcfGngen.
8er0un uno 8icen5o! - 5ranf.
reid uno 2ytoIien! - g[uf Oieien BET.
Sen 3rieqsid)uitpIGben IpicGeit ftA ge.
9enm0rtig oie Souptereieniiie oes
9riegeS ob. 9ln alien an0ern 8rou-
ten begniiqen Ii6 oie MittelmGGe ons
NIT, ibre 8edner it 6doh 3u baIten.
Berlin, %. 0toi. - Die S5toIienor
iin0 aus iGren SteQungen ouf 6em
2dOarone-Blatou Dertrieben Dor0er,
mie oos 0iterreihiibe arieg8minilte.
rttnt befonnt maht Die ttulieniihe
gtie0erloge miro intmer ernIter. Die
0iterreihiIhen 2tnien iin0 nit gro.
Der Ghnelltgfett DorgeIdoben noroen
un0 mebrere tpeitere Stellun9en bon
ItrotegtIder @ihtigfeit tpurbeu ers
obert. Die 3abl Der gefangeueu Sta
liener lit jeBt anf 23,3SS er66bt iupr.
ben; 107 8eIdJiibe, 6S WnIdJinenaes
iuebre nnb % 0aubitcn unrben er.
ebert.
0eIterreidsungariide 7lieger be-
ihoIien 0ie 8obnbofe bon 8eperi,
8icen5o. GoIteIfranro, SrebiIo, Ga.
Ior3o, GerbeooIe uno @ibioao, ioluic
Stotionen Der feinoIibeu 0aorinc.
flug5euqe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25

g8ieOcrcr0ffunng bes ganamafanals
nnbeitimmt.
8aI6ingtOn, "a. Iai.- Der Con.
oernenr Der aaHal5one 8oetbats lit
anfer itanOe, elm beitimmtes Datum
fir bic gSieSerer6ffuHng bes ganas
mafanalS feit5nIeken. Der Sanal iit
guar fir SGiffc nit eiuem Siefanna
ION 20 Syuf fabrbar, a6er 0OctBaIS
mill i'm nidJt cher er6ffueu, ais bis
Sdiffe BON 80 Snk Siefgang biRs
SnrdDfabreu tOuneH,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25
JurNtbare Kdmpfe llt1 Uerdun.

8eret8 bier OtOnate Oauert Die flrbore GeO 5ab - e
$4,000 Staliener gefangen @ewattge Ohenlipe Der
Oelerreifer. - 9teue ctf1 brttit6e ®5anz
lebe. - Q8lit feline 10 ro16n~7, @nglanb
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-25

(Jortiesurg a,lf 9sste 3D.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-14


whom q hard ,.uarcrn1 th,u away
from him II WAS a ,,oman's hard
with q Red Circle ON IL He didn't
see ANYTHING OF the woman. eyceut her
hand But il was .Iurc Travis. She"
The Office door banged open and a
man STAMPED in. II was Grant. the
loan shark
THE pauers say You've caught the
Red Circle woman AT last. I'm nee
to make formal charge AGAINST her.
for locking me in my vault and steal
ing all those promisrary notes from
my desk
Ianar. sick nj heart rot to his fcct
Without a word cf farewell. he started
for the door Allen looked. quizzIcal
" after him. for moment Then he
summoned his cleyerest plain clothes
man
Follow Lamar. he ordered IN Il
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-14

this club and throw YOU ~ the mob
of men outside there The men you've
robbed. and who Will Kill you il
they
II confess" croakcd Farwcn. III
stark terror. /"
You what" insisted Cor
don. again shaking his foe back AMI
forth as a puppy might shake a rag.
"-I-conlcsS framed YOU" bah
blcd the terrified Farwell "I-I-;he
charge made against you was
was false oh. tor Gods sake.
Gordon" he howlcd in abjcct terror.
don't let thos" devils out there get
hold Of me. They'll"
One th.ng more" broke in Gordon.
curtiy. his face aiight at his victory
aud at the complete mastery which.
Tor the moment. he was eXerting over
the panic stricken man One thing
more: VIII you rctract your robbery
charge against Miss Travis. and yindi
cate her? Win you-H"
Hold on there" broke in Cnlct
Allen pc-cmptory voice You're 30
inc , step too tar Nr Gordon |
didn't butt i'm. while you made him
clear Your own rame. And I'm unghty
glad YOU we're able to But can't
have ,ou Interfering with the Red
Circle case That's a matter for the
police Let il alone, And let Mr.
Farycu 70
At sogu. OF the chiefs voice. Far
wells vanished COURAGE returned to-
h.,e with rush
am I go,u- to Withdraw the charVa
against IN. Travis girl" he snecrcd
20, course I'm not I'm co,ns to
rrns,cIr. her to ms bitter end The
thief"
chief Ale, 'o~rosod his muscular
hui. hetwc, .... ... men. mst In
time to prevent Go...... from living at
his ,pnmv's throat
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-14
FOURTEENTH INSTALLMENT
JUDGMENT DAY

OF course. II was a dream vision
bred Of terror. of suspense. OF LONG
continued nerve strain At least So
June always tried. in later days, 10
make herself believe"
But she had not been aware OF tall
ing asleep She was sitting Their" IN
the squalid little living room Of the
fiat: brooding misorably over the tu
ture; and. seemingly. wide awake
Yet. unconsciousIy as she sat there
she may have dOzed
For. as clearly as eve: in her life
she had bcheId anything, she saw
Circle Jim" Borden come into the
room.
Yes. Circle Jim" Borden. whose
mortal body had been lying in the pot.
ters' field this many a day
June did not cry ont She did not
stir Once she sought to speak. 10
question the apparition But her
tongue and her lips were paralyzcd
And now -" stern and frmset lips
OF tbG apparitiOn moved More with
her heart than with her ears, June
heard the words that the specter-lips
formed.
June" breathed tn wraiths voice
Il am your father-yOur father, who
died. There is no death. save to the
body And have conc >SyH &C you
I have come back. --Cause | cannot
rest You alone can give me rest. my
@ daughter"
He paused And still that strange
paralysis held June spellbound.
Il sought to wipe out forever th'
Red Circle curse. | sought il by end
ing the lives of those who bore tina
curs, But failed You escaped me.
There was something so sinister il
the words that June felt "A thrill of ter
ror Jingle at her heart. The voice wa
tinged with a tender longing as agaiI
the wrath spoke:
"June-my little girl. whom | neve
knew. in life-you must help me. You
and YOU alone. can aid me now
cannot rest until the circle is fOrevc
gone While the curse endures. m
torture must endure long for rest
for eternal sleep But there can b.
no rest for the dead while their evi
deeds live on My sins live on in you
poor daughter of mine. And Won alon
can crush the awful power OF the Re,
Circle and give me rest Your fate /
in your own hands Not only YOU
fate. but mine. You have the power
II you will but exert 1t. to"
He checked himself and turned nj
fierce gaze in angry impotence &c
ward the door The door opened an,
Mary looked in
Returning from her purchase of SUI
plies. the old nurse had met Max la
mar. who had learned of June's wher,
abouts and had FASTENED to her LeaS
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win ,l.. sam. ,arr,,...- -H. rose
and ,,col ,,c.r,, ,i... ,,..l,. IN receive,
b.r sentence
The indy. was an nrd man He had
known limo frnr. h4btnynJ He had
b.cr q clos. ,~.a.4 of Mr.. Travis
husband in Tie early Ga-s. and was
slll a constant visitor q, the Travis
home June pi,icd him Tor the grim
task that vas now his
prisoner at the bar" said the
judge. his deep voice uulin2cd 10y any
emotion \ jury Of Your peers has
found you guilty on every count Of
the various indictments AGAINST Won
It rs Just verdict In view OF the
evidence. it was the only verdict the
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ing Lamar In the adjacent dining
room. Mary had come to tell Jun" ut
his visit.
Now, entering the room. she saw 90
girl leaning back In her chair With
closed eyes This she saW. and moth
ing else She had no hint Of the
wraith's presence
The old woman tip'oed back 70 me
dining room. shutting the door softly
bshind her
The poor dear - asleep. she 20
ported Lamar. In whisper ! won't
disturb her She needs IL
A. soon az Mary left the room. Dor.
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went Gil all. on. To the end
...,-.. Cd. r,.. ..arr,4 .t, rul-et
face
/ .W.r1 .or ~ Vas different From
. Ea.-tu.t. ,.u ,,-. surrounded tF
,.,rE rg..ar. .a. goo. Evrrs rua
+ ur %. ENVIRONMENT warr.I y..aa'g
. against the hereditary ,ag-. Auu '.at
saved YOU from cummituae sulria
/ crimes. when AT last tire curse over
took YOU You -IuraI Bat always
! You y!aucd thar other, mIgh' bee hurIs.
/ Newer orcr did ,ou commit crime Tor
your ouu uoat-awaEs 10 help 9th
crs This much the good influences
. accomplished Tor you They could not
wholly ward of the curse. bat the,
made yolr SINS a blessing 10 many IN
iJrtguares AuI lLos" same good III
nurnccs will save You uUw-it sou
will help them"
You can conquer the curse hy VIII
| power" urged Borden You can De
s,roy the evil that Is in YOU You can
save Yourself and me You can &c
THIS. 1t will be a fearful conflict. bat
! if you exert all Your WilipOwcr. you
can w.n VIII You do this, juno? An
swcr me-"
June lunGcd to CRY out Ia hin hat
She would make the fight; that she
would strive with all her might TO
stamp out the curse OF the Red Circle
! But she could not speak
The glowing eyes pccrInG down al
her in such frantic appeal. TOOK Oh
| look of bafilcd rage
You will not speak? You viii not
| help me? You will not help yourseIf?'
| stOrmed the wrath You are 80 dead
/ to your better self that you will not
make the effort which could save us
both?"
June writhed inwardly. TRYING to tell
r,,o oc was wroug-that he cruelty
| misiuJged her-that she would do as
he had hidden her.
And now the weird voice wholly los,
its pcutlencss its note OF tender en-
treaty. Into il crept a bulldog smart
or menace
",I,. ,,Ioo c..r,,,. maya vo,,o" ne
r,,r,,IoJ Then thor. is only one
49,. 20 o,d !, rv., ~ ! bopod once
,o,,ro ~ d..,,ro,. ,b. POD circle and
i. ,r~eo Tb,,, ! Lilrad p,,s.If ann
tho lad ,hou.bt uas my son #
bod l,,o,,,, ,.,,,, ,,.r. ,,,, i.,,,gb,.r Won
shopId have dind TOO r,ep As now
con sb,u Ji.r"
tn. ,,,,,rr..1 hands cIprcb.d ., Iupe q,
suu vbi,e threat ~ murdrrous fury
I'm, tho .,.a,,raI bauJs-bodtI.s
sh,dowv-uaro h,rmI..s AGAINST her
y.,r,, ,ivirr rash
d SIowlv the imuotontIy murderous
hands vyithdre, ,hoir pr,p
..Ny-ry spirit hands nave no now
or against ,our human body," he
snarIrd Il am helplcss II Is INV nun.
ishment"
lie howed his head IN his arms MS
phautom BODY twltching with emotion
Then. turning abrurtlv. without so