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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-10
hpid Multiplication
q Advisory Bodies

Ihe thing that strikes any lnvesti-
a,or here is the great number Of pure
advisory bodies. You hear a good
'sal Of the Council OF the National De-
'nee. and ] mean 20 speak most re-
Nc;fully or j.. But when you exam
,s 1t you find IL 20 be largely an i'm
sense modernized advisory purchasing
'ard 70 supplement those Old-fash-
'aed purchasing boards the Army
nd Navy departments Its functions
ie advisory and it has an advisory
'rnission attached 20 IT, Above It
the Cabinet. whose individual mem
''fs have many administrative duties
'.i little real power Of the larger sort.
ss body 1t is chiefly advisory.
Much advice is taken in Washing
g. A witty Official. whose name has
bc protected, since ne is useful to
e public, described the President as
grounding himself with blotting pa
F' personalities. who absorbed the
acts Of life and brought them IN for
q to read. You are told down here
The Presidents sending for and con-
.'ihg with aeronautical experts.
NY There is no answer, except that
az IS the way his mind works. The
''narine experts who are reporting
'oa inventions sdvised with the Navy
spar'ment experts. which ought 10
ave been enough. But it wasn't.
ley must advise with the Secretary
'ae Navy. and very likely with the
''''idsn,, too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-10
Ane One to Saw
Do This"

VIA, IS needed here is some one
TAO OF three who will say. DO
w. and get IL done az once. Not
~ one who keeps asking. What
=" We do" and getting very little
~ Il is the realization Of this
.''eh causes discussion Of a war Cab
reorganization will not be easily
Ns'nsd. An inner Cabinet charged
= execution Of the war is the easiest
''s' But an inner Cabinet Of which
~ and Dfnicls, the heads OF ;he
@ho Navy departments. and. there
natural members. were part.
's'0 not get the country anywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-10
" EATH E r

o..r,uv fair to-day and to-mor-
.,y. continued cool, with mod
.,s,c northwest to north winds.
Inu Report on raEe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-10

Amsterdam, May 9.-The "Tijd's'
correspondent in Germany reports that
parliamentary circles there expect the
Chancellor's reply to interpretations
with regard TO Germany's peace aims
will be rendered unnecessary by a
more official statement on the subject.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-27
2seridlt Oes Oeai[dBen @emerarfEa6s.
(2rabiIos uao eobbine0

Serlu, 26 Suunor Ic 0cmtden ba6eu au Der @tfrout
acern eneu beoenenoeu GrOg rft Sic b6en rou5STde S
lhngen SGgc 30 uOUd &erSuu tuOng Nrpn
1000 Meten cugeammn Se cntden Sppcu madcu nugciGby
800 ciauanc un emtctH 10 9aucaemebrc Sin Srau
jpieH III Der yad nnternommcn NgCnnngri bate ucc GrfUg
n oem GIden ricgSidanpas a6eu oiprchf6 gsgimentcr
AciSu i'm Nga Tirift n0dc GnOe Scr rnifidgalidu
TrOnt UtCre rndc Stelngen bou Seu nIeS
obf BabH encn WaenuDrUf an ocm Enn TnNcS aGac
idascu nnS 500 Gcfanaeue ecmadt
Yn O %aaurOut baeu Oic 9umGne Der mefideu Mpon.
Wren5e Der WegcnO 0 auOS alcS, eu gngrc mnnommcu
bic uBu NnnObmc OcrauOc teutunidn ShcrGg f
terten.
2ieic @sOnnscn uO in Dem nmtlden Sdt cn6aen jcntc
Nadma9 Der ontda SeereSciuug Sabeu nuO eucn
gan5eu 5nbat und oacuSermakcn loatet:
MeflidCr &riegSfdnnplnt.
,Nmcegrnppe ocS octIhn GOnprinen ueIden ltfer
Nnas an Der Srout Der rmc eua Der Snfuerc rancuS
mcIpGlc Sec baoen eaimcnteru aaeS Smp-
pen crpror SIdgct Snpertcit nu Dem Gummanou
0uerG 2intenGn gOue euCn @orpF Mutenome bel
on ic Nracr @iOncreu unS Wnnpcrn nntab unrScn.
Sc Oan ron6dc Sdtn0rdbcn Sgc 304 au ener 6rUn
1900 9etcrn crObcrt.
Ter TcnS erli r iduere @mtc i'm Ma6fampfc muS lief in
3ieru 500 6angene SGuOeu Sien IL
Cffi5rc gnRerbem erbeueten wir 10 9nidlumacus6re.
Sn Der Iud DRIFT Der 6cuo @caenauai uelder Od OOI
GuSa c6idjng.
lutcrneGmnugen muuer Srnppeu Sc Ori SommcSee nno
uOrS6nd SuOcUnrt bradtcu Sas cruauidr &eialtut
GeFlt6cr NricgSfdnnplOb.
Nrgrnppc OcS Grn5en ScupOo SnDern @eicd bic Ed
gcern Tnnc Via abpidCu urtCu ODum 6rOge fir
S upNicn GpFOucn Oc ciucu gnori pcerc
ruiide Stcuugcn nui Sn 5ctc SneS Obertcu Nu
Gucr dngeu arte fcinOid gusri gdu5i6 fell 500
@enn0cne berenacbruGt
&alfnn. GriegSidtanpIat
Nrmecsrnppe OeS Gr56cr3ues Scirpb Eeird Sn Ocu
&c scn mteruobmu ruFc Gompusniem Iorue
in aaNnu. .Sbolc, bel Sen iic 5aradsauOricn WIrSen
Nrmecsrnppc SeS Sclomordul buu Mtcuim G eiebt uid
McieS Sn berdten.
MaccOonide TOut On scr @G6 @ucncftuS au Sen g6s
Banaen 9Osleusc bNourie Srnppem cuen @oro6
e6dc StcttrGite nrGdecidDaseu.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-27

Non0On 26, Non Nod cincr
9lnfiiuoi0unG ser 2louO's9lgcntilr
ioll Der iuIpcoiibc Goupier ID. N.
9rooin", Gin S1iii bon 1882 Son.
ncn Goiuniu6olt ucricnft moroeu
ieiu.
" icocr ctnmol cine Sri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-27

LigOrIieNnna liele 3. seite D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-27

icl6c beiduoc iid in iinfenOcm 81.
itonoc. Gas Ocltibc Gorpe0oboot,
ooS Ourh Oie Go0iiion nit vG 50"
nnO OoS &onmen oc5 britiiHei Der.
itorcrS on SdncIIigfcit ciupebiiBt
bottc errcidtc unbclditigt eincn ocllt.
ihcn Saien.
Sin oriticS OautibcS Boot beaegnc.
tc ii Scr Iunfelbeit 3oblrcicbel feiuo.
lidben GorpcOoboot- 3crit0rern. IS CT.
Oiincic ocu aompi umo uerientte ci.
ucu oroBeu ieinoIidel 3erii0rcr ourd)
eiucn ans udhiier gl0bc abecaebcncu
SorpeNo. Reacn Der icinolihcn
lIcbcrnadt 500 iid oieies Boot nom
aampic alriid imo trai itnbeihdoisi
mO pom 6cmoe mbebclliat i'm So.
len Gin"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-27

Oeilr ser IIotille Goruettcn-GopitGit
Nior SbuIe. scr itct@ ieinc SIotilIc
nit @iutb imo GrioI9 aefii6rt bottc,
mlr0c oci6otet nit i6m Smci onOcrc
0ifi5icrc rmO cinigc @loun. 1ic
Stcucrung mar 6cihG0iat moOurA
Gin 3uioWnlcuitob nit onocrcn @op
ten pcruriadt plr0c. ~ 60" lici III
idiper beihGOiNicm 3nitonoc IN ocn
6ollduOiihen Soien 9)uniOeu chJ obs
ne OoB cS pom 6einOe bc6cIGgt mir.
Sc.
Cos bon 81 GO" aeronntc Boot
no6m trob iciucr 9cih0oi9ma pci.
ter an Gcfcbt S6eil mo iiiatc cincm
3crit0rcr ourd 9iommcu icOpercn
Sho0cn sn Spdicr mclocic cmCMlts
lAcr, ser Ocu 3erlt0rCr crtonnie, Scr
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GrfOIareide OBsacu-cffc


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Gon Geuticben aui ser miiiibeu
6rout ourdaciii6rt. 1ie 9lui
len bo6cn bercitS olIeS @elanoe,
ueIdeS iie IN i6rem orobcn @or.
itoB 9lufauas oieies NlouotS oe
uouuen iuieOer uerIorcn
Ildn3enoe oeiltihc @oiicni6oteli
trob GROCER Sdpieriefeiteu.
8crlib %. Souuar, Ora6iloS
nod Soppille, 26. Samlar. Ser
@dIitdrfritifer Der lIeberice.glahr
ten glseutur ioet in elmer 9eipre
huug Der Gntmidhmgcn nf 0em
otlicbeu ariegsicbaIplob
,,0ie ruiiiiten 9luariiie, bic im
Snmor IN ser @egenO iiiomeiilid
BON 9ligo 6cgonnen pirnen IbueIl
ourcb eineu mdd)tigcn ociltiden @c.
genooritoB bcantiuortet. PIN Mloraea
oeS %. Suouor nm 8 llbr ihrittea
Die Geiticbcu, nad]Nem oos unaiin
Itige @etter lid ge1uocrt bate, nod
fir5en ober iebr pirtioncu glrtil
iesGorbcreitugen gum 9lngriI
oui beioen Setter oes 8lldies ga,
eutlang elmer 6ront BON ichs N|ei.
len
Gbmobl oieier Slugriii bon oem
rliiiiibeu Gomnouoo eruortct nor.
Ben mar crBielteu sic 0eltiden
Eruppen fleiuc @ortbeile uuo geqen
@littag itieBeu ser Iinfe uuo ser
redDte SSIiiaeI aeeeu Oic Srout Dor,
bic lid oitlib bonn 6ltIie gIo eritrpdt,
gIm gladmittog ipuroc mad ueucu
9lrtillcrie GorbereitIn9cn i'm Gen.
trum Gin entiheiocuOer lni0 eriola
reiber &oritoB i'm Centrum nisae.
fiibrt llnicre GrIppen oronaen uor,
obpobl iic bis an sic aniec ini
Sdlomm itouOcu; Ocun ser 9irul.
Simpi Der iiberiroreu mar aa5
nah.
9Im gl6eno oeS %. Sauuar erober.
ten iiniere Grllppen oni bei0en Sci
ten oeS 6luiies gta ooS @el1noe mif
elmer Giiton5 bon nobe3n 3lpei Alei.
len. @abreno ser 9ladt oeS "a. So
mar iuuroe nif Dem redten 6liael
oitlid bon ocut 6liIic nod mehr
Serrain aeiuonneu
Die ririiiibc Stclhna Die uobc
Sem oitlidDeu @nNe Scr oeutibeu gllp
ariffSirotu grleaen iulo onl sbcno
ocS 23. SSaunar uni5inaelt iuoreen
mar wuroe bon ieinolidjcn 9ripprn
eeidu6ert, luobei iuir etlpa 400 CSe
fonoeue niadJteu Nadj 9lugubeu non
@efangencn bate oer GoiIniano0nt
oieieS Getadenicnts 9eie6l crbalten,
iid 5uriid5ljieben. 81 ipeiaerte iic5
ieooh Dem 9cie6I Solge 3l Ieiiten
lmo iagte 5u ieineu SoIoatcn oaB er
Die SteIIing beboupten luir0e gIIS
Ole Slitiieu Fd eleib oaroitf BON Sen
Ceutihen nnl5ingelt iaben ihonen
lie oen GomHonoarten nieoer
I'm Nlittug oes "a. Sanuar narcu
bereits 10 @eforgenc bereingebraht
poroen oarlIuter 5ebu Siii3iere. Sic
Tcutiben crobcrten oHBcrOenI III
Ieutihe Sruppsn mohteu am
Oes "a. Samtor 9ite 5ort
idbrittc in ser @cgeno mctlid BON
Ocm SIuiic 9Io,
Ger gr0Bte G6eil OeS Serraius
ooS Die Gelttideu 9IniangS oieies
Nlonots al bic Ruiien Derloren lit
oomit lest mieOer III oeittiheu &di
oeH Ger llmiang ser riiiiiHeu Ser.
luitc miro O1rd ole bon @eianaenen
gemohtcn 9Ingoben aefeun3eitNel
Bon pieIeu Rcaimertern sic 1900
Mann 50bltcn febrten mir 500
@om Suriid, Ger 9icit ipur0e actoo.
tet Derlpunoet oocr aefanecn acnom
men.
9is beltc iino III sen Gdyladjtcn
oui beioeu Seiteu oeS SluieS 9Ic
bon oen Gcutibcn IA SiiiIierc iin0
400 1oIootcn aeionaen 1cnomnicu
iporocn."
5ueitc fiel 1900 garoS Iiiolid BON
&oeauiguu berlmter. 2ierteuont
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-27
9entfdDr WffemTlue im lSiea-1itrist mndDt
gurtTdDritte,
Die Julrn Oer(ieren Ste(lungen Nm Aa unO
800 9e(an9ene.
laraOlIOs aber enheIue.l

SerIu, 26. Sauunr. Der NbcnO sm ipGcr GtnuOc
oendcu WneralfOb GnseabcuC Scrid fOeenSn @ornn
pIn Dem wciiden liter Der Naas i'm SrrSnn Se5 unrSen
a @egennOr6 Der Sraniocn nuicren Sappn absdascu
gm 6nf Aa in 9isa 2ihrft idten bic &uRCu mOcr6OIt ~
@c9cungcriffn nit bench c adcr fciucrci Grfug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-27

5iueitc fiel 1900 garoS Iiiolidl bon
&oeauiguu berlmter. 9ieuteuoiit
Sertearr icboB aud am 25. Samiap
ciuen oeiltiheu 6lieaer o6. 1ieS
moGt 10 @taihiueit oic bon Sielltc
nont 0erteour bis 81 oieiem 8cit
piuft oernidltet mnroen
Gin Oritter ltnO picrter ieiu0lid'er
9Icroplan puroc bon fran8oildeil
Sliegern nadj eiueni Sample 5ur
Groe bei6roert Gincr muroe inner.
bolb unierer 9iuiel norolidl uon
gIltfirb, 5ertriimnert uno 0er an.
oere IiioIicb BON ct GtiimeSsngIrnes
III 0cn 9IrOcuuen. Ga fouitte aiiBer.
Dem beitit1tigt UcrOen, Dab Der oelu
icbe 9lrroplnu, ipelher ON ~ 90
mar eincm aus Der gldhe ali ion
gerihteten @laihiueugeuebr 3SeAer
auSacicBt mar ll0rOIid) bon 0raouHe
serli0rt uurDe.
glm "a. Sonor unO III ser 9lndl
pom 25. bis 20. Samiar iiihrleu
{,Cnrfirhliun fienc ~eifr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-27
1000 war (lt2
9ie aOlSc Oritli6c
SylOtte.
4Sdbremo oentIBen 9Gn=
griffs auf en9Iiicbe &iiTte

acin ieinolicbcs sdiff BON Ocn Ocut-
ic6cn Gorpcoo6ootcn aciidtct, sic
no1c aomcItoft ciucn eoritoB in
S cualii6c @c,pdiicr mudtcu.
alc6rcrc 9rcffcr alf oic britt
ic9en aiiitcnbcfcitiaunaen cr8icIt.
eierinacr s@oOcn loot 2on-
Don.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-27
lNrnhIIos nddh enhblnel

(SraDnos nab eapbuc)
Berlin, 26. SSanuor. =. Cine
oeuti6c amtliGc 0iitt6eihmg berih.
tet bon einem lle6erioa flcincrcr
oeutider ariegSi6iiic AMI sic cn9li.
i1c Siiite.
Die @litt6eihmg iogt. yg9d6renO
Ger godt pom %. gum 26. Sonlor
ino flctucrc oerti6e GricqSibiiic IN
cngIiide @cpGiler iiiOIib BON Comes
toit oorgcOrungeL I'M icinoIide ga
troiilcnbootc nn0 9lubcnpoitcn m-
3uarciicu, Ocrcu 9(upcicn6cit in sic,
len @clpdiiern 9cmeloct morOCn mar.
@16rcu0 OcS gon5cu llebcriolleS
nrrOc nidt ein ciu5igeS ienOlidas
0difi qcIi6tct. Tic bcfcItiqtc aii.
ltcngcgcnO luirOc Olrd 9iodcten or.
Icudtct mO opn unlercn GorpcOo-
6ootcn bci6oiicn. @s witr0cn me6.
rcrc Grefier bcobodtct. llnlerc @lo.
rine Strcitfrdftc itieBcn oub ouf ser
9iiidiabrt onf feine feinOliden Sdiiic
mo te6rtcu ficber 5itriid."
0euti6es &ricgSi6iff &c.
iHicbt cngIiicbe iitc.
2onOon 26. Somlor. Gin iur
iOentiii5irteS ocnticbcS Sdiii bcidoB
aeiteru 9tbcnO Oie 5uiioIl-8iiiie BON
GnalonO. IS pirOc 9fcmouo Der
leBt,
Sic oiii5ielle 9lnliinOigng BON ocm
2InNriii lalitct
Sin flcincS imbcfonrtcS ocutidcS,
aric0sicbiii nd6ertc iid) 0ciierh 9Iobt
Scr aiiiie BON Suiiolf iuo icuertc ci
nc gllju6l bon @eicboiicu bon ocncn
cooA mir Gin S6cil Oos 9ono cr-
rcidtr GS morcu fcine &erhlitc 81
pcr3cibucn, uuO ocr SAoOcn war
IlmbcOoitcnO."
9tnr 0crin0cr SdoOen an
qcri d dtet.
2oip cItoft Guglono, 26. San.
Gin fcinolihcs 56if lonatc gcgcn
fl llbr al Scr aiiitc All. Gic 9}odt
NOS icbr olnfcl, lmO Oos &riegSibiif
lieB iid bon 0cm llier aus niHt cr-
femeu. GoS Scbiii feicrte Dor Be
giuh ocS 9omborOemcntS . 2elHt.
&oteten o6, luo6ridciuli6 81 Dem
3lpede, Inn Icin 3iel az crtcnnen.
Goroui 0ob Oos S6iii mcbrerc
Shiiiie ob, bon oeucn mc6rerc tro.
icn ober ocr aeiommtc Sdooen be
rug peniaer ols 100 9Sfun0 Stcr.
ling- Gic meiiten ser @eichoiic cr-
plooirten ollf ireicm SelOc.
Tos 9omboroemcnt Ooucrte nur
/ orei Nlinutcn. IS mm fcinc &onif
5u bcncrfcu.
2 bmeOiitbct Gompfer pcr-
icuft.
9onOou 26. Son 9Iod) elmer
9lufiiu0i0unG Ser 2lopOs.9lgcntlr
! ioll Der plpcoiibc Gompier 80. gi.
9rooin4, Gin S1iif bon 1882 Son.
ncn &orniu6olt, ucricnft morOcn
ieiu.
&icOcr cinmol cine Sri.
tenliiqe.
t@rabtos. na3 eabouc)
Scrlin a. SouIor. Scr
! Gomnonoont OcS britiiCbcn SorpcOo.
bootjcrit6rers oIclpbn@ bcri6tct
| coB cr mcitlic6 bon Nneluo, Spomicn,
oos Oeutibc llutericc6oot II 56~ Der.
icnftc, 10 erfldrt sic llc6eriee9tah.
ridtcn.9Igenhr. Gie Ocuti6cu DC
ridtc ia0cn ooaeacn OoB pcocr sic
les mod irNcnO Gin aloereS ocltihcS
llntcricc6oot in oicier @ciic pcricnfi
mlwoc
\ llc6cr ooS SccQcfeHt an
o. &onuor.
(TrobtloS nod Soppillc, 26. SSau)
8crGiu "a San. Gic lIcbcr
iccGodribicn9 9lgeuttr bcroiicntlicbt
bcite Giu3eI6ciicn i6cr OaS o5eied
awicbcn 0cutid)enG orpeOobooicn llui
lcibtm 6ritiidlcn GlorincsStrciifrGi
ten bonn 81 NSdmor.
oSoiort nod 9cgim OcS @eicilieS
ais cS Olmfcl NOR" 10 6eiBt cS in Ocl
Tcr6iicntIicblHlg pcrbiclt OoS Shii
Nes 9cieblS6obcrS 81 GO" cincn @oIl
irciicr aai Oic 9riidc. Scr Common
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
SUSPENSE OVER At LAST
b.; s,smr,rrs phypsisr Gave pces
p-etse rSthss fss norsris
81 EUrsrs ursanrstA

Their" f. q s'Hmmsfiug physician rai
IN enc - cur subUri.s 4 short iIrlc
ago while "a O csss lnvulNiuE usv
arrival bis .unuuib Iesi 20 raihrg
frUny ui.arpfrhsHduu
The husband ard prospective "a.
fh~r VIA ry 'tr way. hai sct hls
heart go spu aHi hsir ~, nrr1uus-
lv pacing 'Nr rh-ars vhen ihc rhysi.
sau entered
Welt. t.tof. saii the husband,
forcing ,u.I,. ls % tslusT
"TriffF.-" rysan 'ar doctor
~TuWs'.' Grrat caesar 2"
On ququ stHwwrTsy' rhr fiHrfnS.
"ouatuplr;s Iio,y smoke
"Nu 20. cric,I thr dorf"F -Qaq1.
quit ih" contrary Trtt.try "a takr
Il % phll"s"pht,aliy my frtrnd IT,
just siT Hostuu Transcript.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

room were placed the keno layouts,
roulette wheels. faro tables and minor
gambling devices. or the casino It
self small cardrooms opened.
The big room was well filed for n
wet night. De Spain took place
in shadow near one side OF the door.
way facing the street door and at times
looked within for the loosely jolnted
frame, crooked neck, tousled forehead
and malevolent face of the cattle tibet
He could find In the many figures scat
tered about the room none resembling
the one he sought.
A man entering the place spoke to
another coming out. De Spain over
heard the exchange. Duke got rid of
his steers yet?' asked the first.
mot yet"
'Slow game"
'The old man sold quite bunch this
time. The way he's playing now he'll
last twenty-four hours"
De Spain, following the newcomer,
strolled Into the room and, beginning
at one side, proceeded In leisurely
fashion from wheel to wheel and table
to table inspecting the players. Few
looked at him and none paid any at
tention to his presence. At Tensions
table the idlers crowded about one
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

he Spain started for the stairs.
Henry" called Lcfeycr, ns his com
panlon trotted hastily down, II you
catch up TO her kindly apologize for q
fat man."
But he Spain was halkrd ~ an op-
portuuIty 10 follow Nan In the street
he ran into Scott "pid you get the
s,oryT demanded he Spain.
Part " lt"
"Wns II Sassoonf"
Scott shook his head Deaf San.
dusky That man Sandusky, - Bob
smlcd sickly smilc-"dorsn't miss
very often. lie was bothered little
by his friends being nll around you"
The two regarded each other Tor q
moment In silence, why" asked nr
Spain. boiling little. should that
d--d hulhIng brute Try to blow my
head OF Jus, nowT
"Only for the good Of the order,
Henry" grinurd the scout.
Mice inh Jcfr has picked out for
me. muttcrrd he Spain grimly. stand
Ing w In these SLEEPY Cat harrooms
to be- shot nj. l. be- the fellow John
cuils the hutchcrf'
That's what ever, body calls hin.
| guess"
The two rrJoIncd LcfrVrr n, the
head II the stairs aud the three dis.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

cuSsc,i the news. Even Leftover seemed
more serious when BE- heard the TO
port. Scott. when asked vhefe san
dusky TOW was. nodded tUward the
big r"om In front of them.
Lctcyer looked toward the gambling
tables. wen 50 Ia and look at him"
lie turned 20 Sco,t 60 Invite his com.
mcni on the prp1sal. Think twicr.
John. suggested the Indian. IL
there's any trouble Ia crowd IKE
That. somebody that has 10 Interest
Ia he Spain ~ Saadusky Is pretty surc
10 st hurt
Il don't mean 10 start anything cI.
rlHiu-i Lsf,t,r. L uUly vaRi De
Spain o. luUk Gt him"
Hut sometimes things start them.
selves. isfoNer found Sandlsky at
faru table. Al bis side sat bis partner.
Logan. Thine other players, together
with the ouicokrrS and the draier--
whose tumblcd hair fcll partly over tho
visor that projected h,s eyes from the
glare of the overhead light--nade w
the group. The table stood next 60
tha, where Tcuison. uhite.laccd aud
impasslvc under the heat and light.
held the chair
I"icyer took position az one cnd
II the table. where he faced SAndusky.
aud lie Spain. just behind his shoul.
der. had n chance 10 look the two
CHlRhaSas men cIoScly over. Sandusky
again impressed him as powerful
man. who, beyond an ample stomach.
carried his weight without showing ~.
DE Spain credited readily the eI.
trnordinRry stories he had heard of
Sandusky's dcxtcrity with revolver
or rife. That he should 50 lately
was partly explained now that DE
Spain perceived Sandusky's small.
hard brown eyes were snmev hat un.
naturally bright, aud that his hrows
knit every little while in his effort 20
collect himself. sandusky's brown shirt
Sprawlcd open at the collar. and DE
Spain remembered ngaln tho fnshy
walstcoat. fastened at the last button.
hole By cut.giaSS button.
AZ Sanlusky's side sat hls cruny In
all important ualertskings--a much
smaller. sparcr man. with aggressive
shoulders and restless eyes. Logan
was the lookout of the pair. and hts
rowing glance lighted on lie Spain be-
fore the latter Ind Inspected him
more than moment. He lost no time
In beginning on DE Spain with an In
solcnt question ns 10 what he was
looking nj, lie Spain. his eye bent
steadily on him, answered with tone
neither Of apology nor pronounced Of
fenSc II am looking at you"
Lefever hitched AT his trousers cheer.
lily and, stepping away from De Spain.
took position Just behind the dealer.
What are you looking at me fort"
demanded Logan insolently.
De Spain raised his voice to match
exactly the tone OF the inquiry. $50
I'll know you next time"
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player whom he Spain, without get
ting eloscr In among the onlookcrs
than he wanted to, could not see,
Tcnisnn. as he Spain approached,
happened a. look M wcarily. He
spoke IN an lmpasSlye tone ncroSs the
Intervening heads "what happened Ia
your red tie, lIenryT
lie Spain put up his hnnd 10 his
neck. AMI looked down NJ u loose end
hanging from his soft crayaL I, had
been torn 10y the bullet meant Tor his
head. he turned the cnd insld" his
collar. ~ CalnbaSas man tried 10 un'
tie Il few minutes agn, lie mlssrd
the knot
TcuIson lid not hear the answer, lie
had reverted to his ease, he Spain
moved uu nui. after making the round
~ the scattered tables, walked aguin
through the doorway. only 10 meet, a.
She .trni h,sitntlng anl apparently
uhou, Ia enter the room. Nan Morgan.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

tables. De Spain alone hau acted; NIL
that the hartrndors could ever remem.
her after the single rifle shot was see
ing his hand ~ back us b" whlrled and
shot instantly toward the heavy r..
port He had whipped out his gun
aud fired sldcWlsc through the window
ut the sound.
That WAS all, The hurtcndcrs
hrcathcd and looked again. Men were
crowdng like mad through the back
doors. Dc Spain, a, the cigar case
looking intcntly into the rainy street
lighted from the corner 10y dingy
lamp. Tho four men near INN Ind not
stirred, hut. startled and alert, the
right hand uf each covered Ia, butt of
revolver. We Spain moved first.
While the pool players lammcd the
hprk duur> tn vsyupr, hr spoke Ia,
without looking at, ia" bartender.
What's the matter with your cur.
tainSy h. demanded. shyaihing his r.,
Nolycr and I"iUllng with an cXplctiVc
tn the biz sheet ~ plate GLASS. is
this the way you build up business for
The huuscf'
Those close enough % the window
saw that the bare pane had been cut.
just above the middle. hy two bullet
holes. Curious men examined both
fractures when he Spain nnd l.cfrVcr
had lrit the saloon. The first hole was
the larger. II had been made by
hlghpowurcd rlnc; TIE second was
from n bullet of Colts revolver: II
was remarked Rs miracle ~ gun.play
that the two were hardly an Inch apart.
In the street Few minutes later. he
Spain unl LcfcyCr encountered Scott.
Who, with his back huuchrd up his
cheap black hat pulled we'll down over
his ears, his hands In his trousers
pockets and his thin coat collar mod.
rstly turned against the dgiyylIng rain.
was walking across the parkway from
the station.
'Sa>>oou T. IN town" exclaimed Lr
fever with certainty after hc had told
'a" story. H. waited for the Indians
opinion. Scott lunkins through the
water dripping from the tr'm ul hi
seasoned derby gave II iu one word
"Nr,." he amended With gulc,
smile.
Lets make sure" Insisted !olcvcr
"$upposiuS he might hc va town yet
Byh, where Is hUI'
Scott lGvci NJ The street through the
rain lighted by yellow lamps on the
obscure corners. aud looked down the
street toward the black r,achc, ot the
river. III he's here. you'll Ind him
10 one of two places. Tensions"
but we've Just come from Tcni.
sons" objected Lefcvcr.
II mean. across the stree. upstairs
or NJ Jim Kitchens barn. II he was
hurried to get away" added Scott re-.
fcctIvcly. he would slip upstairs over
there as the nearest place 10 hide: II
he had time he would make for the
barn. where It would b. easy To- cache
his rifle"
Lefcycr took the lapel OF the scouts
coat in his hand. ''Then you. Bob. 60
out and see II you can set the whole
story. I'll take the barn. Let Henry
90 over 20 fenisous and Sait at the
head Of the stairs till We Gun get back
there"
DE Spain found no difficulty In locnt
Ing the flight Of marble stairs that led
g. the gambling rooms. II was the only
lighted entrance In the side street. NJ
light shonc at the head of the stairs.
but doorway on the left opened into
II large room brilliantly lighted by
chandeliers Around three sides of this
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
had No AstuaI gsla.nee.

II IL oh rrolui that the priucc 10
Orange. nllod With rage b,-ausa hs
had hora h"nicn o.; lieurus. ISuFs
Siclnkeque and NcTNtnds. aid. a..
ladins To ihr marshal oi Luxembourg
Can Il b, that shall never bsai
that huHrhhackf'
How does he know that am
hunrhbarkF said the Fnfgch marshal
IL" never saU ny back aiWays aw
his"