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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28

iaiel titles / 8clcbet. gn 2Tae or
flTrcbc Sciloaa, at DC fleltc al oiSlC
Siliuloer bar poobraane iiocn ST
aerllc pco lofale Sritoaelicsfonl
missioner bupbe ioretnget lin llnoer
ip0cIic. "a Ser pnr life iao iao a
oiaic illl0c MiGllb Iom mi ipiiratc
raar Sc fllloe iao rei'e hieml lonl n
iif mitiffcoe til YtilitprtieneIten, %
Scr iulltc5 life at pGre ilogeit al Dem
iom bopOc isgt Sarge. Sam logt, oet
er enonu fife 'orctomnlet noget I'll.
irIbe, Tom er paaoro8ct iiocn DC I'M.
&c Nirnh anfom til Seiren, o. ocr
| aierca opmcrf'om pno, at bette pil
blioc en- iurGt mere oIporlig N''Trc.
Ter cr mc9et itrrnae Regler i oenuc
Ncllieenbc, ioet arigSret oa bliper
broQt / NnucnoeIie. Sc, iom bar
pnoornget iig Spgbommen icr De
troobte / ATTN Sieneite, far BOG life
'trniiea.
Np Snonitri / n~orSpitliac Soma.
llbenom Den incpre areoa / DC man.
&c tronac Sale, bpornlco Nlomafec
Golntp ino riacIia er pcliignet er Der
i~orboI0Spi9 iao iom peo, at Ell I'M
,Sn0uitri ser or / lin Borden, % at
innprl Naomotcc iom Glopton So.
inocn fort 1ib mooifc fan blipe
tierht iom TopaS Scbneii5 bpno
Oitcricr onanor. let or Ell N0potnt
Wfurpbn / Noufon, iom falllfc bclit
bar 9Gren Al, al 9)itcriilouitrien en-
belig bar ilnnct iia iAjenrcm Spot
% opporen | ct Strsg al Wisconlin
bpor Dlterier / lnn1 Sio bar pGret
Tarmernea iorncmitc S"notG9tSfil
Der, bar ban / lTnaerc Sio prGoifet
bcnne iprifiltc @ren al 2%anobrllgct.
% Hcillltotct blep, at Der MI er inn
Olterler igang / Nlomofce Gounfp,
mCoenS flcrc andre ll6cn Soll or fGrs
0ia I'll at lpringe op. pnn inllne Sio
iom Tnrmerre / Glnptcn Goltntp or
iiPro meb at oprctte ct iterre coope.
rntiot glteri / SarmcrSbur1. Gn
l%iNncnbe @eprgeIic for Diteriinou
'trlcns 6rcmme er begnnbt i Slopo
Gomntp, hpor u. =. Muite bar giprt
Ell 900 @cgnnbelic peb at inbisre to
&ognlobningcr @oliteinfpGg. 90.
Wortcnicn, Der ioreitoor Weicribe.
portementct pco Statens College i
Nmea, bar Qiort opmerfiom poo, at
Soiun life p%rooucercr mere emo 10
Troccnt al Den Git. Sen ipiicr. Get
omcritonifc 1IoIf ipiier iorrcitcn aft
Tor Iibet Git, ii9er man. Yurh
Tor Sumo bar Sit nPiten bobbeIt iao
'tor NTringapuroi lom Gieb, men CT
nogct billi2crc. @icnncminitllN ipi
les Ger Nmcrifa 3.45 Tlrrb Sit pr.
Fcrion iommcnli1net mcb 600 /
Storbritollcn % SO1 / Nolou0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28
Wontana.
GnutUelt er cn0f.

&en ct cnSf. Ger nteloeS ira
Miiaioula at ben iiolte al oe MGno,
ser ienbtes no ira Sope0fonrteret
beritcbS ior at befipnlpe Sfogbran.
0ene, netop er ofbetnlt, og aampcn
fan oerpeo onieeS iom o%uerItaoet -
Tor ionr ga. lloen Of rogue nleb Be
Sormler, Der bor aaoct tnbt / ben
brdnht Sfoo, bar bct uGret en- me
oct foitbar &anlp, oa Ser / Siitrittct
peo Wii5iouln leicoe3 pmtrent $500
WionN til at befipmpe Slben. Gtpor
gooe Hcguifure ntunttc BOG til. Ier
man belt furoe ligeS at urre Seicr.
hCrrCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28
parlamentet oplcit.

Sttuma sen 21bc Sept: Gen
tolpte GarlamcntSiesiion / Canada
cnotc igaar eiter at bare norct !
cite Maaneocr. ct a~rigs6uoget
nj $35O,O0O,0 600 blcp berilgCt.
Ser bleu inoicrt llbifripning Tor
ot Ifofie 100000 Wanb Soritcrf-
ninecr til Sc / Soften pGrcnoe fa'
nnoiife Trooper % Ocn bill oicbllf'
felig blire aiennemieyt Taagruno
al DC l~ibernlcs Sppoiition moe
9orocn- Ibmiriitrationcn beorSrt
ct @alg, ser pil blipe bolot for
SiI meo llo'frionin9en iom Oct
piatiaite SampipsrgSmaal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28
Wittel ~eiennomineret.


0ep gorf Sen 20be Sept: Seo
set igaar aibolo.e Erim9rpalg er
,sobn Iurrap Mithel al HepubIi'
fanernc aiermomineret Iom Sor'
aernrciter i Neip 9orf. Sans Stem.
mrIerbco oper i'm Wtoofanoi>at.
1iaiam s. @euuett, or imiolertio
'aa fnap, neml's Blot Lilo Stenr-
mer, Of Sen ii,irGpnte bar bcilut'
tct al iorlange en- SmtGaing al
Stemmcrne.
S,ohn q. Sp!ono nominereoes
al Tenofratcrnc % Horris Sill
auiit al Social itcrre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28
Pelot9 ~SorelemmeIfe.

Siucoln, Nep SampIbire, oen
22oe Sept.: @n Esnoe meb rsb
Wtaling, iom bar ligeet giemt %
CLIENT | en- berperenbe Sorret.
n~ingsmanos 8afbob, iiben Den for
ire Iar iioen bIep fisbt for 500 er
bleuet Iolst til ct 5irma i Seem
Dorf for $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28

priier life or gorantereoe. Sfuloe Der
uoerltet iliiite5 5reo, piloe Den arleri'
fanIte Sucoe ltrur boue at fontllrcre
pan &croenSmarfeoerne MOB Spers
ifiio ira mango ioritjcQi9e CANOE, II.
ger man.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28
Kries

Waibtngton, 21oe Sept: Son.
ferencefomiteens SnbitiGine af
Srig5blogettet, Der anoraser til
1000 Wiaioner Collars er MI
tilItemt al aongresiens beege gu.
Ie og operienot Br9iibenten til
llnberifrift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28
Wtmmclpta.
Wnnf / Elnrfnrlb lnff.

|nnf / Glarfnelo lnffss. 9toiionn,
Nnnt Clarified luttcbe9 libltc Wtnn
0a0 Tor at uuoCrfoltc3 Ell llnoerIo
0cllc AZ NcolCrlnoen2 Cmbe0@mUno.
SielAe ct telegram ira WnlhinNion
huphc NnrrctuinQeu@ Gircttlon Re
'tenlt lt1 I'll at a'lllltte Den, o. at Del
bar 0crfur at Ell Gronlincr por inb.
fulht.
Mooer ufrcr lit Barn. Ter iortrl-
les on Mr@. Nclen Scott / Ninncu.
polls, at hin aup ira liz i'm lire
Manneocr Qomlc Cater, forol bun
nlco Sc mlpUrCnoc heie Eriicr puo
Observation-Disclosures fife tunbc itoiic
Sen lille Stntfel tilitrutfcllN al Man
% Hlr0cr. Narnct blco louliN obop.
tcrct a. Ell hcloi0ereltillct Nomiltc
Der / Nncu.
llpc.fomnc @iritcr / Tutcto!itrif.
tct. Sppc pco Cabin bar man bapt
Wclea AZ onltrcnt 20 ,>nbuitriol Mor.
fcra al the @orlb, iom en- (io trilcor
mco at TAME loopcI &ubhriruino
lom Sol9 al Fotctcr. &c bIcp til
libIt inQebc lio Al Glap Golmtp5 Wnn.
oighcbcr % NiemmcQorbcr. % GA "a
al Sc ilbe iecoe @iritcr cnbbn tom
tilboQc. blep Sc orrcitercoc "a moe.
'pUrrc0c.
Nsit sab / Sfuritcn. Trit; Mo.
rolin. 20 Nor al, ltuloc iorIcbe,l
ire liz ncD glennem Ell prInig Sfor'
item uco s.. Nopper Cos Nobrit / ct.
Nnul, men iorbrUnotc line TinQrc
pcn at lubc GoltQct glioc mclcm fine
&Unbcr o. ialbt 0e POO Goo neo i'll
Wrurocn a. Sen uHlbiqe Inbritplbc.
San rmmmc0c her enbcl StiIlob2n1o-
terioIcr, ~ Srperne hopoc lioct Noat
ON at flmuc reoooe bans GIN.
Mclfepriien furbpicS. McIfcbonb.
lcrnc ! |NIinncnpolia hor bcili,ttct al
iorheic Nriicn til IS Cts. pr. Quart
pco Negnnocllcn al Sftobcr Wonncb
DC iorpliQter ia Ill al hoIOc hcnt(
Nri2 'or Ntnnncoeruc Nftobcr % 90.
ucmbcr. men meb December piI 0el
mn0itc alprcS eli p0crliQcrc TriSior
hclcl'c Tiger 6e. - Senerc rnclocS
at Observation-Disclosures bar Be
uraet NtcItehuuoIcrne Ill at Ioot
ErlIcu prrc II Cts.
Stor tcitumcntariif Gave. Mnio'
&ohn @i0clop. nplil beS / Minneo
voll3, bar pcb Scitomentc itiUnftt
Mtinncopoli@ &lnitioreniuN 500,
coo. hriS Ncntcr itnI unucnocS ii
Snotirb al Wolerier mco militrrI
"a patriotiite Suictter ionrt 9anb
'fdb@malericr. elsie iamme Ncnte,
ital bol Tor bct ierite ,ilialSc Wtoio,
Sigelop5 S%tcboatter, % set er ieri
citcr heubcS Scb. at Teuacie operle
pcre@ aunitiorcnin9cn.
Tpritc Siier for Saatcm. Gar
%ottcruo eli ung Mnrb / Winneopo
lis, rUuneS Tom bct ierite Siicr
%agtcn bar trTuct blouNt Wcucbp
ems &ebocre ianr. @aftcr,iS bIep III,
Der Ell Sastuoilugt peo II. @onaid
ctu$ umbcruiit / DC monac Sortri,
oeo @tetonisnen / ct mt Moaoiinae
fuGr, men herunoer nj han pao G.
eller onben @inaSe Ell aiisIe i Sol
ten. en- Fulosoare blep ailfaarct 0
SG8erne irpaieoe ior al Seoen pilo
! irotrGSe iom Selge al Slootob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28
%GlSis @rnbcorift i CHISHOLM.

SiItriftct. Ger mcloc2 ira CHS
holm. Of ll0itibninQcn al SeruertS
ira 8rllbcr / bette Siitrltt nj bar
naaet 2la Mill. Cons ior Naret. %
at bcn n0cn Spil nil opcritige 3 Nil
lloncr Cons inbcu Suioucn oiIliltteS
Scttc or life netop nnact 'tcrre &uon'
tlinl enc opnanct / cutcltc andre Nor,
me- hcn heic Tri@, iom MI bctalcs,
brirgCr Ell SortlencIte iom uloriN
fsr. &nQcu al 8rubclclifnbcrnc az,
Ter at Iorminolfc i'm N%rbeiositprfc /
Scbct Al %intcrcu. ~ mco sc beic
SsnninAer er lloiiGternc paa alc
Solo lTrocIcS Iuic.
Tarlia Suileplaos. On iina WonS
Der iirlac NegiItrerinaefort, .iurbct /
bans Somme, ituloe pUre S,obn Ntp.
man al Samcaiomn, Y. Sut.. rifle
DC icrleoen Soa neb ira eli Scrbei'
ming pcb ct Scrnboncipor / Winnca'
polls % blep cocrticrt al ct 8ooStoa
nlcocnS han bepioitlcS eitcr iSalbet
laa aaa Sporct. Get Stco, bporira
han rnlleoc neopper Sfr0utcu, itol
bpppia bare benuttet al i%aaoonnC
"Suri'ter" Der oil io9e iia Ell Iibcrl
Chr noe | Oct irie. OF GA Hpman pch
Infcm'ten til minneapolis hapbe op'
Saget Here WTlro Den isbeiie SIuun.
mer, funoe ban lite mooilaa Sriitcl.
len, ! Scpne or ban ioa rlIlet no.
opcr.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-28
Ladies Department---SecondFl Floor

2S pairs La France Gun Metal Cslfskin and
Black Kid English Walking s oes. with gray kid
and buckskin tops. Regularly $50. cc 9c
SpcSldl ~~sSS
l9 pairs Hish-cut Purple CoIored Kidskin Lace
Boots covered Louis heels. hal turned soIes: one
of the smartest of the day; sori resu- &C Cc
II pairs Dark Brown Kid Lace Boots with
white washable kid tops; one of the most stylish
models in our stock. and the famous La France
make. Our former price 5000. rc NJ
OoiC PIISc. ~~sSS
7o pairs Genuine Russia Cafskin Lace Boot,
with white calfskn tops an absolute staple last and
a very beautiful pattern; our former rc Cc
price 5000. Sale price. 1O.OO
The Washington herald., 1917-01-28
Economy Floor--- Third Floor

33 pairs La France Tan Kidskin Boots. with
white washable kdskin tops; leather cc Cc
Louis heels. Our former price 50. Special. 1J.JO
4S pairs Ladies Patent Kidskn Button Boots.
in cloth and kidskn tops; French or @ cc
Cuban heels Our former price S.. Special. UJ.UO
14O pairs Black Kidskin Button Boots. with
Selted soIes and leather Louis heels. O. OF
IS pairs of La France Havana Brown Kidskin
Lace Boots, With white washable kid tops, in the
newest styles These boots formerly sold for 5000.
Nearly all size and widths &C Cc
The Washington herald., 1917-01-28

us pairs Patent Coltskin. Gun Metal Calfskin
Lace and Button Patterns. black cravenette tops an
absolute good model for any woman. @ or
Our former price $500. Special. 1900
90 pairs High-grade Bronze Kidskin Lace and
Button Boots. high and low heels. kid and cloth
tops. Our former prices $500 GO OF
and $500. Special. al............. 0J.CO
Sc pairs Domby Two-tone Button Boots black
kid vamps with gray and ivory kid tops and heels
to match; good style for any dress. &C IL
Our former price 5000. Special. .... 1U. ID
"a pairs La France Genuine Russia Calfskn
Lace Boots leather Louis heels. Goodyear welt,
sewed soles; a model that fits perfect: &C 0c
our former price 5000. Special. 1U.LJ
The Washington herald., 1917-01-28

That c Not ooiy
months We bought that possible
good these wholesale than selling
actually Reducing Giving Not only the benefit of the
Comehe omorow and mearknh the
The Washington herald., 1917-01-28
Tomorrow Onlv!

These are our $500 values Shoes which year ago
selling for $780, and they wonderful values then. NOW
with the tremendous shoe prices tell you what
they are worth on odays market You wouldn't believe possible
sell them $6s5 did They the best shoes $500 will
buy today At this special reduction they without question: the
best shoe value for that can be offered.
All sizes, all lasts all feathers.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-28

So pair, Ladies' Brown Kidskin Lace Boots;
white washable kid tops; Gray Kidskin Buttons
with light. welted sole; Ladies Champagne Button
Boots. with leather Louis heels cAcc
OpcCldl " 4sOO
La France Gray Kdskin Lace Boots with white L.
washable kid tops. leather Louis heels Black Kid
skin Lace Boots. with white kid tops. weted soles;
Gray Kid Lace Boots. Goodyear welt. &C Cc
sesed soles. Louis heels Special. 1U.CJ
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

m
undivided and respectful attention was
accorded her.
81 want every man Of you to agree
to train himself at my expense for mil
itary service In the defense Of the
United States. Channings will meet
every bill, for your time and for every
thing else, If you will consent to pre-
pare yourselves to defend your homes
against foreign aggression. Do you
agreeT"
Spontaneously a cheer answered her.
And cheer after crashing cheer fol-
lowed. 1t was some minutes before
she was able to continue. In that in
terval her quick eyes, searching the
crowd, picked out two cOuntenances
only too well known to her on the out
skirts of the crowd-faces that, almost
alone among all those there, failed to
reflect the enthusiasm her words had
excited.
Secondly" she cried, when at
length she could make herself heard,
II want your promise to have no more
to do with those who melted this
strike. I do not mean you are to be
without leaders, or to give up your
unions, but that you must cast out
striking in the interests of the enemy.
For those leaders who have misled
you are tools of an enemy of this cOun-
try who brought this strike about.
Japan c%onsplres to embroil the United
States with Mexico In order to pave
the way for the japanese invasion Of
the west coast. Therefore Japan would
like to get control of, or, failing that,
destroy the Channings' munitiOn
plants. Therefore japanese and Mex
lean conspirators paid agitators to
bring this strike about. . mean
those men"
Her outiung arm dramatically des-
ignated the two on the edge of the
crowd.
81 mean Baron Huroki, Juan de
Lima and all who are with them"
There was a sudden turning Of heads
and craning Of necks in the indicated
direction. Those nearest Huroki's
party moved threatenlngly toward 1t
Then a strikers voice was uplifted
hoarse with fury:
"Kill EN- Lynch the spiesl"
Instantaneously an ugly grOwl re
sponded. There was a concerted move
ment Of the crowd toward the i'll
starred conspiratOrs.
Prudently the conspiratOrs turned
and fed, the pack swapping at thei.
, heels.
By the narrowest of shaves Git wa.
| later learned) they regained their mo
'torcar and escaped with their lives.
I THE 100000 EARTHQUAKE.
1.-THE riddle" Donald propounde
] quite seriously-"the riddle is: Whe
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

A<AM&1H.
II know-but I've reconsidered.
Please come In to the telephOne-get
the governor On long distance-tell
him we must have the militia"
With a nod Of relief Donald jumped
down from the platform, and with Pa
tria at his side ran across the yard
toward the Office of the superintendent.
Several revolver and rife shots rang
out before they reached the building.
Obeying orders, the guards and strike
breakers were firing over the heads of
the mob In endeavor to frighten 1t off.
Selling the receiver of the instru-
ment on the desk nearest the office
door, Captain Parr called again and
again without response.
He got no answer whatever.
"The wires dead-probably cut" he
announced, hanging up. "We're cut off
from the world. Now we shan't be
long finding out how many of these
lunatics are willing to die at Huroki's
behest. Stay here till I send word it's
safe to come out"
He ran hastily out int the yard.
AS he did so a scattering volley
sounded from beyond the fence and
M of the guards pitched backward
from the platform, shot through the
head.
Incontlnently his comrades began to
shoot to kill.
Selling the rifle Of the fallen man,
Parr jumped to the platform. The
weapon was at his shoulder and his
eye was sighting along It's barrel when
he became aware of a sudden lull in
the uproar, a lull In which Patria's
voice sounded high and true:
cease firing ALI Of you-cease fir
ing, 1 say"
With a gasp of horror, Parr saw the
girl running out into the open space
between the fence and the advancing
rabble, and understood that she haC
taken advantage of the general preoc
cupation within the yard to open &
small gate and take this fOOlhardy
risk.
The establishment with which boti
parties greeted her appearance brough
about a complete cessation of hOstili
ties. The defenders held their breatl
in terror. The attackers stood gaping
rooted in amaze.
Without hint Of fear or doubt, tn
girl paused within a dozen PAGES Of tn
foremost rank of strikers, when sh
paused, and stood quite still, facin
them with adorable courage, her hea,
high, a brave color flaming In he
cheeks.
In the dead silence which ensue
her accents rang clear:
81 beg you all to listen to me till
have finished. 1 am Patria Charming
/ own these factories, I am the n 20
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

"cease Firing
have been working for. 1 want this
nonsense to stop instantly. If you
have been unfairly treated, 1t is not
by my order, and l pledge myself to
see that your wrongs are made right.
But first you must tell me what you
have to complain Of"
She waited an instant but got no
response. The strikers stirred uneasily
and murmured a little together, but
none appeared as spokesman. Again
Patria addressed them. lifting an arm
TO point out three Of those who stood
nearest her.
"You have an intelligent face-and
you-and you Come forward, please,
and tell me what IT is that has made
you take this attitude toward Chan
nings."
Almost reluctantly, certainly sheep
Ishly, the men indicated moved toward
her.
One began to speak, a brawny crea-
ture with a face Of thoughtful cast,
now that surprise had modified his
passions. Bis voice was low-pitched,
his words were indistingulshable to
Donald; but he talked earnestly and,
1t seemed, well-briefly and to a point,
and finished to approving mods from
his companions.
Instantly the girl replied in tones
that carried distinctly to the farthest
rank of strikers.
IF what you say is true, the matter
shall be set right without a days de-
lay. And every reasonable demand
you may make is granted, Patria
Charming, give my word of honor to
that upon two conditions"
She paused briefly the stiffness of
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
Sled Was Wise.

Junior had been in a fight with some
boys and got slightly the worst Of IL
The streets were covered with snow
and ice, and Junior was busy "hoOb-
ing" his sled on behind delivery wag-
ons. He had made a hook and the de-
livery boy had started up fast. IN
turning a corner the hook broke and
Juniors sled ran angling across the
street, bumped into the vurbing. cnroHs
ing Junior off and slightly bruising
him. I picked him up, asking what
was the trouble, and he said. oh,
nothing; my sled don't want me to 90
down that street, where there are some
boys that want to fight me."-Chlcago
Tribune.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

All OF YOU"
and where will Huroki strike next7"
Patria nodded patiently to indicate
Endorsement Of this rather obvious
proposition, then a bit YEARLY to sig
Nifty her complete ignorance as to what
the answer might be.
In point of fact she was tremendous
ly fatigued with the affair as a whole
and in detail. This business Of being
a self-constituted savior of her u
try was proving tolerably ~exhausting.
HurOki was so tirelesS, displayed such
abOminable ingenuity In inventing new
and battling combinations of intrigue,
that even the excitement of combat
ing him, the satisfaction Of checking
him time after time, was beginning to
pail upon the girl.
Tonight. for instance, she was feel
ing very At indeed. Captain Parr had
brought her home from Powder Town
IN ample time for her to take a long
nap and in other ways make herself
over into a new woman before dinner.
And now, at something later than nine
o'clock, she very much wanted to
arouse herself-see a play, or take a
hand at auction, or dance, or do any
thing else that a normal young woman
finds healthily diverting.
And she couldn't. It was absolutely
prohibited. She dared not to step out
side the door, for fear lest Huroki
had ferreted out her hiding place in
Donald's lodgings Vacated by him to
provide her with a secure refugee, and
laid some trap for her.
She was permitted only to sit and
gossip with her betrothed-and he,
manlike, was o~bstlnately bent on dis
cusslng Baron Huroh rather than the
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

One such window fell inward to the
floor Of a room in the Murray Hill dis
trict Of New York, where Baron Har
roki of Tokyo sat in quiet ~confabula<
ton with Senior Juan de Lima Of
Mexico.
The japanese consulted his watch
and arched a quizzical eyebrow at hi9
colleague.
"Our seven million-dollar earth
quake, my dear De Lima :" he sai&
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
THE CAST.
SYNOPSIS.

Baron Huroki, chief of the japanese
aecret service in America, c%onspiring to
emLroii the United States with Mexico,
-Gres control of the great Charming mu-
nit5ons plants owned by P~atria-last OF
1.-THE Fighting Channings" and sole exc
cutrix Of a 800, 10000 trust secretly Gre
eted by patriotic progenitors to combat
the national perils Inherent In "unpre-
paredness." His schemes falling, thanks
to the opposition Of Patria aided. by her
dance, Capt. Donald Parr, Huroki causes
q strike at the Claiming plants.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

WIN GQldiH aNA FaItla StNNAaAHd -
the Mast, II ToppIed Into the Sea.
blandly. "And-Germany will be
blamed Z"
Five minutes later Patria laid hes
power boat alongside a schooner that
lay mOored to the northernmOst OF tha
Claiming docks. Ryley swarmed up
over the s~chooner's side and made fast
the painter-to find, when he turned
Patria at his elbow.
"You stay here, MISS" he shouted.
Of the confiagration. "Ill find Captain
Parr If he's here to be found, ana
bring him back to you"
But when he ran up the gangplank
to the dock, Patria was by his sida
Bowling to her indomitable courage, he
made no more protest, but hurried on
with her into the heart Of that furnace
which yawned for them ashore.
1t was as If the earth itself had
Powered in devastating fame.
Following the spur line Of rails thas
ran from the dock to the shore, they
fought their way on, scorched by iamA
deluged with sparks, deafened with
the incessant defamation Of shells en-
ploding in burning freight cars, dazzled
to blindness.
Eventually, on the verge Of abandon
ing their efforts as wholly hopeless
they stumbled across the body Of Dom
aid prone between two lines Of railA
beside the ruins Of a freight a all
ready consumed to It's trucks.
Insensible when they lifted him NJ
and, with one Of his arms across q
shoulder of each, they dragged him
back toward the water; he came IA
after a time-a badly singed and badly
shaken Donald, but in no way serious
ly injured.
Thereafter he did his part Ike the
man he was, not only taking care Of
himself, but aiding the failing efforts
of Patria to keep moving. The girl was
half fainting with fatigue and hard
ship. She dragged on the arm that
Donald had wound round her like q
thing inanimate.
In some manner, Of which none re.
tanned coherent understanding -
through some miracle-the three TO.
gained the dock and staggered down Il
to the schooner.
Sparks flying on the night wind had
already set fire to the vessel. To re-
gain the launch, their one hope Of es
cape, they had to cross a deck that
: spewed smoke from every seam
where It was not already ahame.
Leaving Donald to care for Patrta,
/ Ryley threw himself on ahead to un'
: moor the power boat.
As he did so, and swung round to
give aid if need be, the deck between
him and those two laundering figures
caved in and d sheet of flame shot up.
, with a groan the detective dropped
, over the side into the boat and pushed
of.
At a little distance he looked back
? and cried out in wonder to see the fig
| ures Of Donald and Patria half way NJ
: the foremast-the hungry flames leap
: ing savagely for their feet.
With infinite exertion, slowly thes
: climbed on and on. logged ever by thu
: flames.
A slight explosion sounded In thu
hold Of the schooner. The flames sho
higher. The mast rocked, tottered
3 swayed like a broken reed, and crashe'
: over the side, carrying the lovers witt
e It.
E CEND OF EIGHTH EPISODE)
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
Mvsterv story.

$50 you read Anticipates novel. How
did It come out7"
tits a mystery to me. 1 guess hS
must have hypnotized the publisher"