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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-08
RESOLUTION BY SUPERVISOR MATTER

RESOLVED hereby instructed
entitled Sank County Wood to
de Court OF the Adopted
blind aid In Sank County 800 Motion carried
audit of all the offices of the county expense not exceeding
meeting of the board Motion carried.
that audit paid
Q contingent Motion carried
appointed Investigate
claim of the ustnWesen Machine Company
adjourn g. Motion carried.
November II, 1916.
read
addition
highway commissioner all
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON HIGHWAYS
the
by
refer the matter back without recommendation.
R. 3.
r. f.
HALBERSLEBEN
The record., 1917-06-07

Muddy Roads Cut Profits.
Muddy roads always add to the dis.
lance to market and cut The profita on
produce.
The record., 1917-06-07
WEEK END MENU.
Dressy Vegetables.

D2USSELS SPROUTS.-Pick over
4 , the sprouts, soak them i'll cold
water twenty minutes, and then
drain. Next, cook them twenty min
utes in boiling water with the kettle
uncovered and add Il quarter teaspoon
full of soda. Drain and serve with
melted butter.
Dreamed Cabbage-Spread small
head of cabbage into your kettle, put
in piece of butter the size Of Il small
egg and q little water along with the
cabbage Do not get i'll too much Wa
ter Just enough so it will not burn.
Stir once i'll awhile When done wet
small tablespoonful of flour i'll a
small bowl. beat. out Jumps, add well
beaten egg to this and fill bowl half
full of cream and milk. Stir this into
the hot cabbage and keep stirring until
cooked. then add four or five table
spoOnfulS of vinegar. Keep stirring so
it won't .cnrdlc, add salt and pepper.
Carrot FrittcrS.-Scrape the carrots,
cut them in halves crosSwise, then cut
boil until tender. Beat an egg until
| fight, add Il quarter teaSpOOnful OF salt,
| half cupful of milk and q scant half
cupful of flour and beat until very
smooth. Dip each piece Of carrot in
the batter, drop into deep. hot fat and
fry to Il delicate brown. Drain On soft
paper, place on Il heated platter and
garnish with parsley.
CauliflOWcr Salad.-COol CauliflOWer
IN sailed wafer for half an hour until
tender. but not quite done. Drain cool,
cut into sprigs ana arrange neatly in
salad bowl lined with lettuce leaves.
Mash the yolks of four hard boiled
eggs and cut the whites into petals.
arrange these like daisies over cauli-
fewer and pour over it plain French
! DRESSING Serve very cold.
The record., 1917-06-07
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I g@55al2.,..5O,!&5yFPBOARD.
A. BUN ON RHL2 ARs.

IN KED RIUBkRB. If you want
rich looking di u Of rhubarb
sauce and if the f,ihilySSdaas lost
its zest for steWed sau>A, Try fAtk Iol ;.
lowing method of oyea cooking*S'yCut :
the rhubarb i'll small pieces. In a bak-
ing dish place Il layer of rhubarb,
sprinkle il generously with sugar and
alternate in this way until the dish is
filed. Sprinkle sugar over the top,
add small pieces of butter and grated
lemon rind or cinnamon. Bake the
dish slowly until it is we'll done.
Rhubarb Tarts.-Roll plain pastry to
an eighth of an inch i'll thickness. Cut
it in circular pieces about four inches
in diameter. Place tablespoonful of
rhubarb preserve Oh each piece. Mois-
| ten half the edge with cold water, fold
the pastry over. pressing the dry edge
Oh the moistened edge. Prick the tops
and bake in hot oven.
Rhubarb Pies, No. IA pint of rhu-
barb cut in small pieces, two-thirds
of Il cupful Of sugar, Il tablespoonful
of cornstarcl, one-third cupful of cold.
water, tcaspOonful of melted butter,
plain pastry
Mix the rhubarb and sugar and took
the sauce until it is thick. Add the
cornStarch dissolved in water and cook
the mixture until it is clear. Add the
melted butter.
Invert u pie pan and cover it with
plain pastry, filling the pan carefully
| Trim off the edges If necessary, prick
the top with fork and set the pan
on tin sheet i'll order that the edge
Of the crust may not touch the floor
of the oven. Bake the pastry in a
quick oven for about fifteen minutes
or until it is a good brown.
Slip the crust from the outside of
the pan and place it on the inside.
Fill 1t with the rhubarb mixture and
heap meringue lightly on the top.
Brown the meringue slightly,
No. "A pint of rhubarb sauce. a
we'll beaten egg, two tablesloonfuls of
orange juice, cOcoanut.
Combine the sauce, the egg and the
orange juice. Pour the mixture into
crust baked on an inverted pan, as
: described in the previous recipe. Sprin-
kle cocoanut over the top and bake
the pie in a moderate oven until the
filling thfckens.
No. 3..-A chpful of sugar, two table
spoo2fuls of flour. pint of rbubarb
cut in pieces, Il third cupful of raiSinS
q tablespoonful of butter, a tablespoon
full of lemon juice, tablespoonful OF
grated lemon rind
Line pie plate with plain pastry
Prick the pastry with a fork. Mix
the sugar with the flour and sprinkle
a third of the mixture over the crust
Add the rhubarb and the raisins. Gov
err the top with the remaining sugar
) and -four. add the butter i'll small Jumps
and the lemon juice and rind.
The record., 1917-06-07
RossinT's Reception Of Wagner.

Wagner ana some companions called
upon Rossini. Hearing them Oh the
stairs, Rossini hastily placed the score
of "Lohengrin" on the piano, and when
the German composer entered he said,
pointing to it, You see, illustrious
maestro, am studying your work"
But the score is upside down. eX-
claimed the other. seeing how the book
was placed.
Yes" returned Rossini calmly; the
fact is | have had it the right way up
for some time. but could make nothing
OF it." and then all present began to
laugh, INCLUDING Wagner himself.
The record., 1917-06-07
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Old s aVorltes
GEANT

GEANT.
BY JAMIE: WuITCOME RILEY.
Copyright. 1851. 1858, by James WhitcoH
The record., 1917-06-07

"A. G SWinbur,ir.
The record., 1917-06-07
CHILDREN.

kNHEKE children are not, heaven is rot,
w and heaven, If they come not again,
shall DO never,
But the face aud the voice Of u child 3Tc
assurance Of heaven and its promise
forever.
A SWinburfr.
The record., 1917-06-07
NATURES KINDLY LAW.

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Some livelier playthinG gives his
youth delight,
A little louder, but as empty quite
Scarfs. garters, gold, amuse his ripper age,
Ard beads and prayer BOOKS arc the 'tays
of age.
Pleased with this baub!e still, as tina, be-
fore,
Till tired he sleeps and life's poor play
is DER.
Alexander Pope.
The record., 1917-06-07
Shane for Country Roads.

Country roads should be kept In
such condition that they will shed
every drop of water that falls on
them.
The record., 1917-06-07
RELEASE.

UNHOUGH we may wait with dread The
L keepers tread
Our hearts should welcome freedom anG
release,
For what may there not lie, undrcamcd.
unSaid
Beyond our little schemes of joy ana
peace!
Arthur Wallace Peach
The record., 1917-06-07

Reasonable Proposition.
A good road between every farm
and market is a reasonable and worth
while proposition.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
Hcfprnl, 8rmnaiinm.

Sctrddtlid1cs auiiebeu naft IN
OeutShIanb Der Berili6 Der 8erIiner
ShulperipaItung. Die fir ben Selu6
ees 8eforms@ nmuaiiumS beitimmteu
Shller nab elmer neuer WetSooe
aus5utpdblen.
Die 8cttoren Ser 0cmeinoeidulcu
MADDEN ibre ~besabteiten Sdliiler nams
bait; fir pieie fiuSeu iest Yriifunsen
aui 8runb4a9e plphplo9iidjer Wstbos
ben in Der 8eiie itatt, SaS bon ben
8egabten .pieoer Die gcea6teitsu iiir
ben gintritt in bus 8eforms 8pmnas
iium aussepdbIt iperbeu. Die Yriis
iuueeu eritredeu it'd aui ale arten
oes 8eSdttniHes, aui bas mittels
bare, unmittelbare unb oaueruoe
(na6 adt Saseu) ger6ulten bes 8es
bdhtniIIes, iotpie auf bas 8eoGhtuiB
fir iinnpoQe. cauiaIe. reiriprahli6e
uno 3ablen5uiammeubdnse. Seruer
niro Surh perihieoeue Weriuhe Der
@rap Der aonccutratiouss liub Der
llrtbeilsfdbieieit ieitseitelt. 9eions
oerS ausfiibrIih ipirb bic aprlbiuas
.ionS sS6bisseit 9sprift. ioipobl our6
Die SGbi9ieit, Sipiiten prei ssaebenen
Sesriifsn aQe mo8Iihen i~innuouen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

Or iibrt nift 10 iebr nit Der beutiden
Iation als ibrem ihulbigen Saupt
ben 8riee. Or eebraud)t fat oieielbe
Sprate. fpie lie bic Wiierteu i'm
Sabre 1915 eeseu RapoIeon ee'
brauGten.
yGber ba lit elm lluterifieo. Gs
gab uur einen Napoleou, ipabreno
uuter pen Rorbbentihen Rilionen
bon S%oben5oleru iinb, Babritauten
unb 8artiers in preuSiideu Stdoten,
9egioneu sieriger 8uufleute. tpelGe
aIs Vorbut ibrer Nrmee iiber un5ers
2dnber bersefalen iinb. Gle befins
ben lid ioear inter Den io5ialiittiHen
4rbeitern. unb ale limb bon Der
SerrItiutt bcieeIt. Sas literarif6e
unb pbiIciophilhe 9eutfhIoub, aant
unb Sitte. baben bic gpolution bts
Staates. ben Na4thltus. In bic
Weee seleitet. Die bofmiitbise unb
a~riitoiratiihe Reformation 9utber's
bat baS Mues porbereitet unb
unteririst, unb 0esel iugte: Sd
tperSe INNER Gin wabrer 9lrtberancr
%bleiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
Splieu Ruhlarb anisegeben habeu.

Bon einsm SipIomaten, Der Ioeben
BON Soris unh 9onoon in Wafts
inston. 3. G.. auIansts, tpurSe in
grfabrung 9ebraft, oaS Srantreif
uno @ugIanb RuBIanS fat boffnunass
los auiscgebeu babeu. Sic ltimmsn
III Der Sbntiadc iibercin, baB Der
Srise on Der @eitfrout sstpounsn
perosu mub uno iesen fir bieies 3isl
allies IN getueguns.
Nlerbines. 10 tpirb uupiiiSieu Sirs
sesebsn. bat Der Saa pom Riga feline
@irtlueeu nidt perieblt. rpie 8. O.:
l.. Die W6slitfett oes Saues bon
Yetroerar. ginigc aQiierte Wilitdr.
attahes slauben. bag Dies nidt ges
Ibebeu iperoe. auScre ousesen iinS
bonn @escutbeil beinabe ~iiberSeust.
Sonte cine tueitere ieiuSlihe $aupt.
itabt fallen. 70 tpirb Sies in Berlin als
srober miiitdrii6er Sriumpb seieiert
fperbeu.
9. Die 8ieoerauiiiiGung Ser beuts
iben Betreioeoorr6tbe. Yaun gIaubt.
SaS bic beutihe Armee lid niht nit
OitleelduSern be9uiieeu, ionbern ipeis
ter iiioliG nadD ben oortisen 8orns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
Senps Gphin ST. Wilipn's Nute.

Sm edo. De Yaris" ihreibt Der
befannte frauSoitihe Steatsmdnn
Oenps Godin folsenbermaBen iiber
Die Note bes YrGiibeuten Der Der.
Staatem an ben 81. Batter:
,Sat Der Yapit p~crgebens ses
iprofen? Nein. neil man aui ieine
Gimme eeb6rt bat. Sat er 5u uns
aeIeeener 8eit eeiproten2 Rein; Die
hDd1lte moraliide NutoritGt Der Welt
nlu6te ipreGen. pat er parteilid ees
iprod,en? gs lit NiemauS- imitanb
geneieu. oas bor5uaeben. CT mill Dor
Iuem bic 9iuge tpteber barauf 3uriids
fiibren. mo lie Dor benz Sabre 1914
paren, unb bann bic Srasen. ipelhe
I'M Orient utb in Weit> europa dufs
%getporfeu purben, mad ben Wini6ben
Der Boiler i'll elmer Grt uub Wetie
reeeln, oaB babur6 feline ueuen 8rieee
herppreerufeu iperoen ionen. Or rers
giBt nift bic b~eeaneenen Sdredenss
tbdten. Die 3~erIfleppuns barmIoier
gipiliiten in bic Stlaperei, bie 8ers
brennuns oifener StGbte. Or bers
urtbeiIt bieie Werbre&en. Wer bot tie
b%eeangen? Or ldbt uns unS Der
@bre nnierer Nrmeen pp(e @erc6tiss
felt n%ioerfabren. Or empfieblt Iuen,
iii Der 3ufinft absuriiiten. Bir tpers
ocn baIo ieben. bab Die Deutiden ses
sipunseu limb. it'd Samit ab8uiinbcn.
Scr Yrdiibent tpiiniGt ben Weilis
tarismuS gu beieitt8en. 9as tpiu
aid Der Rapit. 0aSu ipiinift Der
"rdiibent ben Sturs Der S%oben3olern.
welhe oieies 8ceime eeihaffeu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

tpeuieer ais 5tpsi Ronate in anipru1
ucbmeu, uno in ben nd6iten 3ipei ober
brei Doben piirben bic Regen5eit unb
bic i6Iehteu Bege irgeno cine Be-
tpesun9 auf Yetrograo gu ~unm0sIit
MAIDEN. Die Beee mad Der 0uupts
itaot iinb nitt MIR burh ote Dina
Siuie eei4iist, ionberu audi our6
itarte uno pobIbefeii9te Steauneeu
in Der Seens8 eeenb bon Yitoip.
@s 1T ui6t an3unebuen, iast ser
Sdrsiber %tpeitcr, bab Die 9euti6eu
bieie SinberniIe Dor giuiesune Der
8egeu3eit iibertommsu t6uuen, aud
tpenu tie nidt aui ernltIi6en 8ibers
ituno Der Ruiieu ituBsn %lolten.
rSas SisI bes beutiheu Sdias
ses", iast Oberit Shumsfp gum
S6IuS, lift Riea. pieIleitt HepaI,
mas faum moglid, lit, ober niht
nsifsr"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

Dieie sste biIpet Elm g~erseihnie Der behen fatbo.
lii6eu Grsiebunsss anfaten bs 9anhes.
lille fatboIiihrn Gltsru uub %Sutinitisen Stubentet
ipnten bieie anseissn auimerfiam leien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
SentfAsr Ridsus in 5lanberu?

9.rid,ten aliierter Slieeer 3ufolge
bereitet SeutihIdnb einen dnber,u
itratesiiten Miidsug in Slaubern Dor.
Der ,neue 8ud5us auf porbereitste
gtelluneen. pis Der beutid]e General
itub ibn porausiihtIih usuren tpirh.
tuirb 8enfIanbern 6Itlih bon gpern
urb Strmibe bis an Die 9inie Gours
trai uno 9tcuret fret madden. Bsnn
er in ieinem ganSeu lImfause aiis9es
fiibrt tpirb, tperbeu Die ginorinslinge
ettpo 225,000 Guabratneilen 8el>
sien's aus ben Sdnben eeben.
Wilitdrii6e Sadberitdnoi9e itiseu
lore gniiHt auf getpiTe Yiunierarbeis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
AnsriiispInne auf Sdsplans
auiaeseben?

8emanS elmer WsIbuug aus Waib'
inston, 8. g.. cling Der 8esierune
bic NaHri6t gu. bab bic britiide
Rarine bic Gbiidt. eiren Nngriff aui
SeIaplanS an unternebmen, UNI bte
Seutihe IIs9oots Bats bon 8ilbeImss
baieu Az perniHten unb ibrer Slotts
BEN 8ea Az elmer StIadt nit Der
eeutI6en Sotiees Slotte 81 ebuen,
ppufdnpis fallen eelaien bat.
.SeI8oIano III uueinnebmbar,
Seine Sslotte Der Belt unb aud midi
Sie seiammtsn SIotten Der Welt sonn'
rem ielbit ben 9~erinaiten eriolg err
Bielen". ipu es in benz 9eritt bciBen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
.ammern unp naG Sbeiia itreben

samncrn unS nad Sbeiia itreben
tpiro.
8. 9etreiis Der Beitfrout iii man
bersits az Der aniidt selon8t, oaB
oas Vorihreiteu Der aliicrteu nttt
ihner seuus sebt, nm ourh bic Stns
oenburas2inie gu brehen unb oteislbe
aebrohen gu baIteu; ooer bic eeutiHen
peere su fIantiereu sbe bic ertparteten
usuen Grnteu bon ben jiinslt erobers
ten ruiiiIGen uuo runtaniiheu Wes
iiloen in Seutihlanb an!ansen.
8Gbreuo bieie ettuds peIIinlt'tilh
anee6andte @olts it'd ausbreitet.
biI6cn Die iortseiesten Grfol8e Der
Stoliener sstpiVermaben einen Cons
penitrabl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

ten, bic ieit 9anssm i'm Riiden Der
britiihen 2inien IN 8onitruttton ees
neien iinb. Sic ~gluuber. oaB Die
Seutihen beabiihtisen, bic OGmme gu
curtitehen uno bic 8andle Su Sffnen.
nm BEN sanSen Siitritt unter Baiier
su 'esen unb 10 Die 8riten in ibrem
9prorineen 81 bebinbern. 0ieie
Operationen piiroen cine @aiierfIutb
bis on bic britii6eu SteIunsen bon
Eirmuoe bis 8arsuton ~briusen. Der
Giitriit beiinSet iit auf sIeiher Sobe
nit benz ReeresIpiceeI. @iele Sra
ben bciinben iih unter Dem Ieeress
inirueI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

Suiammenbdnee berauSsufinben mne
oar5uiteIlen (@ariutionSmetboSe). ais
burd ben iogen. gbbingbauss Weriuh,
Der I'M iinupolen grsdn5eu ourhs
brobener Eerte beitebt. @ieI Bertt
iuirb auf Die 9riifung Ser llrtbeilss
fdbigfeit Selest.
Die 4erIiuer Yreiis boiit. bag nit
bisier nelen. bon Der Stdot Berlin
8etrofienen ginri&tIns thatidhlit
elm betrdhtIiter She'll Der I'M @oIft
porbunbenen Snteaigens. Der bic icsi
Der 8eianrmtbeit perlpren siue. nun.
mebr iiir bic Nusemeiubeit nusbar
9enladt ipsroeu lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

Gbsrn Shuustp. militGrii1sr
&ritifer Der 0etrosraber .8Srien<
Seitune", Der iif 5i geiudh IN gngs
lamb auibdlt. iast in etnem Hrtitel
betrefienb bie HGumune ppn Rtsu.
bab Ole bortise beutide Offeuiibe
8efrosrab nift ernitlih bebroben
lam. Cine Sfieuiin . 9etpeeune auf
einer Strede bon ii6er 400 Merit.
iagt Sberit Sdumsfp, tuiirpe uidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
Ibeure WasmaSfeu.

gSie ciii5ieH betauut seeeben rpurpe.
lit elmer 0irnla bic Scritelun8 bon L.
O74,0OO @dsmasten iiberseben pors
Seu. 9ie 0eieuitait erbdlt S1.502.s
900 ipobei Die 8esieruns bas Bacterial
I~ieiert.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-01-25

working day ana night I've
You've set a drunken fool TO steal
his plans" drawled the other with
deadly sarcasm. like a second rate
one night stand villain. Don't forget
to mention that too,' His lounging
body shifted little.
Archie, do you remember what
told you about that woods rat. as you
called him once? Did / tell you that
he would fight? Well, listen, and listen
closely, while | repeat it for You. He
hasn't even warmed TO 1t yet!'
Wickersham went yellow AT that. but
his Icy self control held firm. He did
not break into vituperation this night
He smiled. though his voice was only
a whisper.
Men have dropped out of sight be
fore now in those woods" he husked
I'll win or III see that he lies and
rots in one of his own sink holes
A big voice is q wonderful weapon
at times. Allison's booming bass made
Wickersham's threat seem only mean
and hollow when the heavy man leap
ed to his feet and shook finger under
that high bridged nose
mo. you won'ti' he snapped. NO
you won't! And If | didn't know, after
hearing you talk. that you haven't stuff
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-01-25
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK

You will be coming back" he told
Ter again the day he put her on the
rain. You will be back In the
'pring?"
1t was his old. hopeful challenge.
with all the hope left out.
II think So" she faltered In return
I mean to come and see the compile.
ton of your work If father will let
me-" She knew moment of confu-
sion. Il wonder many nights If you
are safe up here In the hills"
Indeed. Miss Sarah had made prog
'ess. though the surface indications
were small The girl would never
think of him again simply in terms of
,lue flannel and corduroy. But that
vas not the most disturbingly vivid
memory which she carried away with
ler
Il love you" He framed the words
Ilently as the train was pulling out,
md although their positions were re
verscl the moment was SO reminis-
ent Of that day when he had leaned
nut of her fa'.her's switch engine cab
md asked IL she wanted Il ride that It
made her throat ache.
She waved small gloved hand to
lin on the platform
She did not want to go.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-01-25

Hardwick Elliott's fine face peered
over his shoulder. And Wickersham
who had not seen his fancee in a
month. had started toward them, stiffiy
erect in his immaculate habit.
"You should not be here" was all
Steve said TO her. This is no place foi
you
He shook hands with the men, me
chanically. Allison quizzieal. Elliott
concerned. Fl went back to his bridge.
The water hf come up half foot IN
the last few minutes some one-Fai
Joe. perhaps told him. 1t was suck
ing greedily It the piles. And in the
north the oil nous murmur had be
come a rhyth ic roar.
| Wickershan men were driving tht
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-01-25

enough in you to be dangerous I'd fix
you so you'd be In no condition TO
bushwhack anybody for the next six
months I'm in bad mood tonight.
Drop out of sight. eh? You'll play this
fair-fair at least as I see 1t by my
standards. and they are better stand
ards than yours. You've come dictat-
ing to me. ordering me to slip knife
into their backs. Are you that kind Of
a sneak? Did you think was? Now.
listen again. and listen well. for
mean what say
Il want that railroad If the man who
is building 1t is too weak to keep me
from taking it away from him. But
If | don't get II on such a basis I'll
know that there is man at the head
of IL who Is big enough to take care OF
my share of it. Have you got that?
Very well. And now go back to your
melodrama If You want to Steal his
men If he will let you. Fight him
every inch of his construction-that Is
your jcb-end III still insist that it is
his fault II he is tardy on the list of
May. But it's you and O'Mara from
now on. Archie. I'll be a spectator
now. And. by CAD. don't you ever
come near me again with request
that I-don't you ever let me hear you
threaten that YOU
Allison's face was suffused before be
finished, and Wickersham, astounded
past utterance. slid from his chair
away from that fourishing hand which
had become a fist. 1t was no scene
to take place between a man and his
prospective son-in-law. Realizing that,
Allison tried to laugh deprecatingly at
bis temper.
Go out and get him, Archie he In
vited I'll be watching. don't doubt
that. And | know how much you
want to win. It's bigger stake than
most folks realize!'
The same day that more than half of
O'Mara's men went on strike and de
serted to the reserve company's pay
roll the news reached Allison that
trainload of laborers had been shot
In TO take their places-those very
types of laborers which Steve him
self had warned Elliott would not last
an hour In the event of trouble. For
week Allison wondered that there
was no clash between the displaced
men who believed that the river was
theirs alone and this new corps which
| Garry Devereau was handling at the
| lower end of construction, not by phys
ical prowess. as Fat Joe had ruled.
but Just as surely and all because, as
Joe himself putt, he could damn a
man merely by bidding him good morn
ing.
Honey crossed north today to have
a look at his winter cut" Joe would
observe to his chief at supper at
Thirty Mile. and before the night was
many hours older Allison, too. In Man
haitian. would have learned by wire in
| less picturesque phraseology that
| Archie Wickersham was missing no
+, chances.
They have now finished hauling
their logs to the river" Joe told Steve
one night after prolonged scouting
trip. They are turning their atten-
tion to their float dams now"
And when that news was relayed to
the big man who never ceased to
watch he understood why there had
been 10 violence when the riyermen
went on strike.
1t was the bitterest January that
the hill country had known In twenty
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river. They were singing 'ssrr,
That's Mer'
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