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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
Gipilitanb her stabt Cid a. b. ais.

@eburten. - Iom 5. WGr5:
Ruria YuuIine, Sodter o Nif. Sris
ger, Ressermeiirer; Glice Rarin.
So6ter bon 5beonor 8arper, ganfbes
amter; Inria Rarearetba, Softer
bon Sobam Yeter Sboma, ShloHer;
Mi6aro 8ilbelm, Sobu bon Safob
&resban, Irbeiter; Bertha, Sohter
bon Sobann Gusen S6aoed. Nrbetter.
= g.: annn Maria, SoGter bon Rit.
@obling. 9eramann. = T.: Suiannn,
5o6ter bon Dob. Supt. 9barpentier,
8eremann. = s.: Carlo, Sobn bon
Oouenico 2amerti. 9ersmann; 8oser
NifClaus. Sobu bon Ytihel Sfoltes,
8dder; Soiepb Sobann gaptiit. Spbn
bon Sob. Niflou. Subrmann. - g.:
Soiepb. Scbn bon Gnoreas &osr1pt,
Nrbeiter. = TO-: Warie Seanne
@nsenie. Sodbter bon gusen St)anen,
gIeftrifer. =
Seiratbcp.- @om 8. gldr5:
emil gsr6cml. eiienoreber, nit anna
Yeporte, obne Stanb.
SterbefGIIe.-gom 4. WtarS:
gliie @urgsraf alt IS Ronate. 5ohs
ter bon 9eor9 Sur8grnf; &atbarind
Wanperideib, alt 70 Sabre, Gbe9attin
bon Yeter Steffen. = B.: Yeter Iiils
Ter, alt II Sabre, obne Staub; Nnna
Barbara 8leiu. alt 3 Sabre. Sohtsr
bon Dob. 8lein. Waitiniit. - g.:
Sobann Bid. alt ~ SnbreA Berg
mann. = T.: Spbann Seser, alt So
Sabre. Nrbeiter; @lierrino Sattini.
alt 2 @oden. Sohter o llmberto
@attini. Nrbeiter; Soiepb 3eiihel. alt
3 Nonatc. Sobu bon aarl Heiihcl,
Scrgmunn. s.: Yeter Sranf, aft
81 Sabre. gersmanu; Soiepbinc Siitz
ting. alt 80 Sabre. lebis. - g.:
Seroinanb Chimes. alt is Gage. Sobn
pom Sobann Sinnes, Nrbeiter; 9ouiie
Bertha Safob. alt 10 Ronate. 5ofter
bon Safob 8ilntber. - TO-: @ilbclm
Reiber. alt IS Sabre. lebig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
! Iuwembur9er Nathrithten,


ltatt bonn Sauie. \4046 8reenpieiu
@oe., 100 Die Samilie bic leste 3eit ees
tpobut. nah Der ct. Senebiftus Stride
unb nah cinem bier celcbrierten lcsis
tirten Hcauiem nui Dem ct. Bonita
tins s@ottesader. Sic Yeritorbene
rube in Sriepenl Zen tr%auernoen
Sinterblieberen urier 8eileio!
Granville, Sospa.-Nm 8. Wai
ianb bier bic 81. @~roBbunoes s0er'
fammlura bcs 2urcm6ur9er grubers
bunoes itdtt. lin 3tpei llbr Nads
mittags fpurbe Die aonpention eroifs
net. Wie bic .2Irembureer 3eituug"
melbet, lauteten Die 9erihte Der
8robbeamteu iebr sinitis. @erihies
hene @enberunsen Der aprititutior
pnrben oorgenommeu, hnuptiddlit
bic, baB bic 8roBbunbess 8eriamms
lung in Sufurft MIR iebe 5tpci Sabre
a~beebolten tpirb. Sn Der @abl Der
8robbedmtcn mar nit Nusnabme
GINGER Settipns 8eprGientanten tsinc
Neuoerung. lin 1919 llbr iuurbe Die
&onbention ihon 9eeen ale Or
tpartunsen gum IbihluB sebraht.
Rpdpiae, Winn.-gine Spppels
bot5eit ipurbe in Der bieiigen Yiurrs
firhe am 9ienstag pergangener
@ohe gefeicrt. 8ei benz pom bodip.
Batter Sulius, 8. g. g.. eebaItcncr
Srautan,te .Iflolien Den guno fiir's
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17

ausiiibrt. er5dbIt Der 8reis, bab or.
ais or nod elm iun8er @ann mar,
ebes Sabr 81 Siib nod 9alena. 81.
9ins. um baielbit am 81. Ipril ben
@eburtstn9 bon II. z. @rant gu
feiern. am Gage barauf feiertc er
alsSunr ieiren eisenen @eburtstag.
Jpnb hu Gao, Wis.-Sm alter bon
6S Sabrcn peridieb bier pIoeIih in'
fol9e zines Scr5ihla9es Serr< Gbriit
Stepbanb, Ser biz Dor brei Sabren in
NSobnsburs senobnt bate. Ser Der
itorbene miro dlber bon ieiner 8attiu
bon ncun &inperu, bier Sftpeiteru
unb 5ipei griibern b%ctrnuert. Sie
geiiesuns erfolete bon Der ct.
Narien Stride aus auf benz Gnlparps
S~riebboic. Ser Seritcrbene ribe in
Srieoenl Sen trauernoeu Siuterz
bliebcnen unier geileibl
Gbieasp, Sn.-Sier itarb am 8.
Iai Srou Gatboriua @erolb, eeb.
alein. 9ieIelbe erreitte oas @lter
bon 50 Sabren uuo itarb nah ldnges
rem 2ei6en. ip~pblperiebcn NIT Den
Sroitungcn Der 81. Stride. @s be-
trouern Die 0abinseihiebene Der
8attc Srant @erolo, bic -Sohter
2ouiIe 8eroIb unb 5rau Sbereie
Yroit. Die Sdtpeiter Srnu Gnna
arauie unb anbere @crtpanbtc unb
piele Sreunoe. Die ge%eroieun9 fanb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17

2eben Natb. @euer, Sr., bon @rano
Cafe uno Sri. Raria Sano bon Gns
rembura, unb Sulius SaI3er BON
@isconiin nit Srl. pima 8eler.
Shipeitcr bes eritgenannteu Sr1utts
cams. @liidtpuni6!-N. e.
Saucnpprt, SpUa.-Rep. @iQiant
,Sacobp. Yfarrer Der 8emeinoe III
@cit Voint, fonnte bas ~40@idbrige
Yiarrs Subildum beeeben. Der Sus
bilar purbe am IA. Suni 1885 5u
g%tteIbriia, lurembiire, geboren unb lit
felt benz 26. Suli 1868 1rieiter. Go
multos annosl-GY grceIiior."
@emien, Sa.-Gie bieiise Seftion
bes 2uremburecr grubcrbuubes feierte
poriae 8o,he ibr idbrlifes Waifeit.
Rurgens iatb cine firtIite Seier in
Der ct. Dfariens&irhe itntt. Hep.
SboeniHen ,Pfarrer III Seben, Soma.
~ceIebrierte elm Spfomt uuo belt Die
Beitprebiat gu gbren Der Sroiterin Der
9etriibten. Ant Hahmittnse reridms
melten iih bic 9urembureer I'M 8rdno
Opera Souie. no perihieoene Nn>
iprnfen eebalten iuuroen.
9aeaba, Wis.-Gie SrduIeir 5bes
reia uno Srunces &ieffer iinb fiir
etlide 8oten beiufsiueiie gu 3auie.
= 2este @ohe lift bel Srant Sdcobr
Der Storh nit einem iuneen @tdbel
ein9etebrt. @liidpunihl-R. @. 3,
CARING, Soma.-Sier itarb SranI
Blum, Der 10 Sabre alte Sobn bon
Germ uno Sruu Wiuiam blum in
foIge zines Iutomobi sllniatIes. CT
tebrte bon elmer l1~nterbaItuns helm.
uno ipurSe am ~folsenoen Rorsen.
neben ieiner Utaihtue, bic umeeitir3i
mar, tobt auisefunben. Oas Seerdbs
nib fano am porlesten Spnnerstae
bon Ser ct. Soiepb's>8 Stride aus. itatt
Ser @%eritorbene rube in Sriepcn
Gen trauernben SinterbIiebenen fhier
9eiIeib!-W.
Creighton, Nebr.-lInter ben Iits
glieberu Der Seuior salaIie bes College
Of Webicine Der Creighton llnioeriitp,
tpelhe Die Rapal 8oarb Examination
Die lie al elmer Steuuue IN BENT Ser
Staaten Wurines &orps berehtist, be-
%itanoeu baben, befinbet lid Sobn go
iepb Srebmau bon 2eYiars, Soma
Sic iuneen 2eute babeu iih ant 1
Iai in Gan .6rancisco Den Uaarines
9eboroen our G%erfi8nng g~eitelt. =
Is. g.
Bort darlington, Wis.-gm pors
Letter Sienstas Worgeu Inn 8 llb,
tpurbeu bur6 Yfarrer Better Soliels
gum 9unbe fiir's 9eben oereint: Sr
gbtpuro Shmit bon Belgium nit SRI
Silianna Rener, Softcr bon Scter
Rencr. Or. BON bier. 9~lIdipunihl
-Y. W. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17

iheinenn eines Sciettes tpeeen nuf
Der StraBe halten mlBtc. sic tratcu
ndbcr bin5u, I'M ju icbcn, mas eisentz
lih aeiteben iei. God bas iolte
ibnen libel befpmmen: Die bier rpie CO
iheint tart ansetrunfeneu Sniaiien
bes gutpmobils iieIen pbne tpeitercs
iiber Die Nbnunssloien Der, Die ale
WIbe batter, iih ihrer 81 erfpebren.
Srau Stmit erbieIt einer SuBtrttt,
i~nfolseoeiien tie frant barnieoerIieet.
Shmit ielbit ipurbe in bic Sanb ses
hiiien. Mls cine W~etbsperIon, bic
ebenians i'm Gutomobil eeieNen. hiss
rief, man ntDee fi9 BEG Renolpers be-
bienen. beeilten iih bic Gnsesriffenen,
i'm Cafe Soblers Shuuifen 8ufluft
3u iider.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
6ro6bspogtbum.
Ans Der 1anptfaht.

Seilige Wetben.-Am "a. Wt6r5
ertbeilte Der hohip'ite Serr @eibs
biifpf bon 9rier, Or. Ronh. in bies
tiger 8atbeorale Die 81. @eiben. Sic
Oiafondtspeibe erbielten bic Serren
Yeter gedius bon Wormelbinsen.
Sobann gourip bon gfternad, Mlops
8abcr bon Steinfort. Seinrit Sag
binber BON Niebertorn, Sobanr 8loo
bon Solerih. 5elir Subertp bon
greiopeiler. Soiepb aeup bon Sfiffs
lineen. Nifolaus Softer bon Hiimes
linsen. Nitolarls Iaierus bon lliels
bingen. Soiepb Heuter bon SemstaI
unb Iihel Shile o Iorsborf alc
Nllnnuen beS bieiigen Yrieiteriemis
mars. Die Subbiafonatstpeibe erbieIt
Serr Sr. Soiepb Rcdinser bon @ils.
Stubcrt Der SbcoIo9ie an Der lluipcrs
iitdt Snnsbrud.
SIieser. Nnsriff. - um %. Ndr5
geeen 111a llbr abenbs purbe I'M
Snbnitries @ebict Slieeerihus : Marm
seesben. gS erfolgte eil Nngrifi BON
anlheinenb apei big brei Sllgseusen
auf bic arbep uub GboIf @miI sSiitte.
tuobei ettua feds Somben ~abeetuorien
tpurben. Sptpeit bic iest betannt,
nurbe tein Sfaoen aneerihtet. Die
Slieger purben bon 9eiGiiBen unb
Waihiueneetpebren beitoNen. @egen
1919 llbr ertoute bas ShIuB3eiten.
Gibesleiitnnscm.-Wor Dem Sbers
seridtsbof leiiteten BEN gie: Serr
Oelabape oils Sberserittsratb. Sr.
9armes oils Generals bnotat, Serr
0umont als ge3irfsrihter in Sic.
firf. Serr @emmers oils grsdnsuness
rihter in 9iefirh. Serr Yuul 8aber
ais Nttahe bel Ser Stdatsanipaltihait
iotpie bic Serren Saber. Settles uno
8unneu oils gnpofateus @nipdlte.
geiiswehiel.-2us in Der Soits
itraBe Nr. II eelesene. Der Srau
8ittipe Srant'S roiius gcborenoe
@obnbaus sius geitern in ben Belts
oes in berielben StraBe tpobnenben
Serrn z. Sen3insfi. aouimann, ilber.
- Ser Nutomobils unb 6abrrabs
SGntlcr Sr. @agner aus Der Grienals
Npenile bat oas III Der Nlbringers
itraBe selc9eue 8obnbauS nit Remi'e
DER Hentueriunen Sri, anebgeu fdris
tif e%ripprbcu. &r. @agucr piro oas
lelbit cine moberue @draae cinritteu.
- GaS SaiiS Huppert in Der @robs
itraBe. in benz lid bisber Die Sdderei
Shueiher (Hati. Ncpens) beianb. 1T
ourh Saul in ben Seiis ocS Bidder
meiiters Walbbiqig ans Der Neutborz
StraBe iiberse9anaen, - sic Nahs
ridt hetr. ber @eriauf bes &nuic5
8Dier in Der 8roBitrabe lit eabin 81
beriftiaen. bab nitt Scrr Nb. Shneis
Der. ionoern oeiieu Nahiolgcr, Serr
Yaal Nepcns. Der Nntdpier iii.
Gin 9ugemburser tuot auisefunben
in geriin.-2au ~Serliner Nbenbs
ppit" pom n. Wdr3 II. muroeu Der
ans 2urembure %itammcnSe aauimann
Serr Git. Sicbler unb ieine IS Sabre
alte 5odier @ern,aire in ibrer @obs
nune. MitteritraBee toot auiaefunben.
9eiSe botten burh ausitromsnbcs
@as ibrem Soh scfunben. Ser 10
traeiif INNS 9eben scfommenc Wann
psbI jsissr gbcirau. sch. NsncS Satto
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
aus ben iibriseu Theilem,

Stfferbiugen, 81. Wdr3. -
Sfper laitct auf u%nierer Crtituit Die
Nusit Dor Der Slieeereeiabr. 8ie oft
felt pieIen Rouben leeteu mir ms bes
Nbenbs nit Der banseu Srase our
8ube: Y0erben tpir bieie Nadt tpieper
aufseihreft tperben?" Sisber famsn
mir 10 siemIih NIT benz S6reden bas
bon. Ger materiele Shaoeu. Der ans
eerittet tpurbe. ldbt it'd beiIen uuo
pertpinben. 3ief eri6iittert itebt ies
bod Die Grti6aft o ben Spfern.
tpeIhe Der Slieeeransriif in Der Waht
bonn lesten Sdmstas auf Sonntdg ees
ioroert bat: 9ebensfrobe iunee 2eute,
Die Soffnuns unb Stiise alter gltern,
unb Elm Water bon flint .9inbern.
milBten biesmaI ibr 2eben ldiieu. Gnt
Tienstas Nahmittas purben bret Der
Spfer our lesten 8ube sebettet. She
8iireerihait pobnte benz 8egrdbniB
rett sablreih bel. 9ie Siitte bate
allen ibreu 8eamten uub @rbeiteru,
iofpeit lie abtommen tonnten. bic
Sbeilnabme am 8egrdbnib %anempfobs
len. Geridiehene gereine. L.. q. sipei
Wulitseieaifaften. tparen I'M 9eihens
aug erihienen. Nah ben 9eerdbuibs
Geremonien perlieB bic Wen9e in
e%rnitcr, iittiif sebriidter Stimmitns
Den Rirhboi.
Nusbem SesIins, "a. War5.
-Heht lanee mar bic Nntfrnee i'm
2obseitdit sleit Nuu. Sn ben less
ten IA Saeeu limb burh aommiiiios
mar Yb. Gnor. Sellsns. 2%urembure,
etipa $50 Wag9ous 2obe e%efauit uno
bercits g~rostentbeils perianbt tporoen.
Der Yreis berpegte iid) sfpiideu s.
812 Sr. bic giirSe. gei ben boben
6oI3preiien tofnen Die Sddlpalbbes
iiser NIT benz Yreiie rett 3utrieoen
iein. gs lie9en nod iebr eroBe
Wcnsen 3obe unb lit 5u boiien, oab
balb ourh dhnIife groBe 8duie Die
@orrGtbe iueitsr selittet rperbcu. Sas
nit nidt aQ5upiel 9obe nod bel ges
sinn Der neueu grnte lasert. B. b.
unpertauit III.
@reimelbinsen, %. Wdr3.
Gin i'm HobeIn un~erfobrener iunger
Wann rannte auf Der StraBe ben
8in3er Iitolaus gpihcn 81 gooen.
poourh err cine ShGbclfraitur erlitt.
Sein 3uitano III beioreniSerresenb.
" uusbaufen, 20. Rdra. -
lluipeit u~uierer Srti6aft itano in Der
NGbe bcs bon Sraufielt na6 9leri
iiber Die Gnbobc iiibrenoen Spnriitens
pfnbeS. i'm Srte eenannt .op Boiler"
cine BENT Serru BORING oon @ihpeiler
aeboreuoe. altebripiirbiee Glide. bon
elmer 15s bis 0siGbrigen 6ihteus
~pilan5uug umtrdn5t. Hdhit Der
eide beim .Sadeuboi" (9anat)
bate Cberioriter Saber in ieiner
Sude Die Saumrieien bes 8roSbers
tbums" pieiem NaturSentmal Der,
@breuplas uutcr BEN gihenrieier
uniercs @aterlanbes angcipieicn.
Sieier 9aumpeteran lpurbe am pers
sdngencn Sountaa oas Spier zines
ourh uniiunise Seritorunssputh. ans
aelegten Seuere. Sieies naete an
ibnl. bis er anl StodenSe suiammens
i%tiir3te. 60 periftpinbet mltbipils
Iigcrlpeiic Gin bon Souriiten bel be-
ludter Misie u~nierer WGloer bon Der
SilSilate unb nit ibm Die iGonen
@rinuerunsen Der Wunsbauiener @cs
poltcruns. Die icbes Sabr in Der
ShGlseit Der 2obbeden neue Auilaeerl
.crIebtcn. 60 mnuher 9obihGIcr
hattie in ieiner Soble ieiuen aodberb
uuieeihlo9en. 10 mand,er bate icin
Mittassitlaiden bier eebalten, 10
mandc beiterc Stinbc purbe bier pers
braft. CT biente ais Suiludtsori
bel Stilrm unb @ettcr. Im Stod,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
Cine &pmmentar.

, 9ir leien inn Bur. Bort"
= BON 10. Rdr3: Die Saupttuahl s
, (Griasfammerlpabl I'M aonton s
= gid) Idbt Scrr Staatsminiifer
= Sboru auf benz 5. Ipril, 3. B.
= Dem @riinbonnerstas beIteben.
= 8ir buhen bieien gntldeib ala
= cine ipirfIihl ifarbaloie 8iids
: iiftsIoiisfsit eesen Die Stride.
= Ter @riinoonnerstag lit fir ale
: Vfarreien be5 9anoes Gn<
; ~betunssta9 NIT eierlihe m
= 8%ottesbienf unb Nusiteluns oes
= bbl. altarsidtrdmentes. Sie
= ipiiroiae 9eeebung bieies cages,
= 70 pie tie burh bic &irde oors
. eeihrie6en iii, lit aIio burh Den
. geihlub bes 5rn. Staatsmini>
, tiers fir Die aatbolifeu bes
= 8antons Cid eriftuert linb ben
= 8eiitlifeu fait unmDsIi6 se>
= maft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
The Reason
for Toll Charges

Less than one-fourth Of our
subscribers make three
fourths of all the long dis
lance telephone calls.
The long distance lines
are used only occasionally by
the large majority Of tele-
phone subscribers.
For this reason a charge Is
made for each long distance
call rather than cover the ex-
pense Of providing this serv-
ice by increasing the local
telephone rates.
1t would be very conven-
lent not to have to pay extra
to talk to neighboring towns.
If we gave free long dis
lance service, however, II
would mean that all tele-
phone subscribers would pay
the cost of maintaining the
long distance lines which are
used generally by only a few.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
Gin fluger Snmgc.

aus Dem auiias pes ilciueu Nar
iibcr bic Sleoermaus: Sic Slebcrs
malls iii 10 tur3iihtig. bab tic nitt
Die Sunb Dor ben Iu9en iiebt. Sic
niitct nit @orliebe in langsm Srauens
haar. lpcsbaIb Rama hires Gbenps
in Die 2omu,poe ihIicbt. 8enn Die
ielbe nib iii. 10 tlammert lie iih nit
ben SiutcriiiSeu an bic @orberfiiBe
uno lam aui bieie @eiie ituneenlang
b0ngen."
Ans Der SnitruftionshuuSe.
llnteroiii3ier: .llniere Simmelss
riftuneen lauten: Horoen. Siiben.
Slten. Reten."
3m Wtlsfctier Shul5e: .@ie
bcjben iie?"
Shul5e: .Sdul5e. Serr ltnter<
pifi3ier."
llnteroiii3ier: sic 9omecIl-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26
SYNOPSIS.

Tho story opens IN the West Crest private
hotol IN an English seacoast town when Eng
land has been at war one month. Mrs. san
derson, the proprietress; her son Charles,
serving in tho English admiralty; MI Pol
lock the justice OF the peace his daughter
Molly. 49, Christopher Brent. molly's hanoe.
Mrs NJ riam Lee, widow OF SO, the latest
arrival at the hotel: Miss Myrtle, spinstor,
Fraulein Schroeder a colorless little German
woman, claiming twenty years OF English nat
uralizstion; Penmcutk, young English sol
dier and Fritz. soldier In the house are the
characters. Brent is looked upon by all the
other hotel occupants, except Molly ana MRS.
Lee, an irresponsible idiot, due 10 acts
and conversation he affects, especially when
war talk. which is uppermost IN all conversa'
tion, is conducted in his presence. A young
English girl. an hysterical enthusiast, breaks
In on the hotel party one morning carrying
n basket OF white feathers, one Of which sue
Is going 10 present TO every man she meets
who has not enlisted In the presence OF
almost the entire hotel patronage she asks
Brent If he IS going 10 enlist ana why nut
lie says lie IS not, but his reasons are evstive
Molly cringes under the disfavor Brent thus
brings down upon himself by what her father
calls cowardice. Brent tries 10 gain Molly
absolute faith in him without disclosing the
nature Of his real business. Brent ilnaS
Fraulein Schroeder has made drawings OF the
English harbcr and its defcnses. Brent IN
stalls a dictaphone In the hotel. and hears
conversation held by the German spies. lie
learns Of a plot TO signal German submarine
ground the occupants along with II The
plotters tell Pollock Brent and Mrs Lee are
herman spies Pollock threatens arrest OF
Brent Molly believing Brent TO be Mrs
Lees dupe decides to save him She steals
y paper from Mriam's drawer and confronts
Grant with evidence OF Mrs Lee trenchery
Mrs. Lee oVerhears her telling Brent Whnt
she has found. and to save the situation
Miriam pleads guilty TO Molly. Molly cabs
Charles In to take action with Miriam and
their conversation results ia Charles disclos-
ing 20 Miriam that he too. Is German Spy.
lie welcomes her TO his own little land OF
spies Miriam aids Mrs Sanderson. fraulcin
Schroeder. Fritz and Charles In their getaway
after the guests had gone 10 bed and the
bomb had been sct. Charles was to remain
behind long enough TO see there was no
hitch Fritz was TO get rid of Pennicuik, and
these two later were TO join Mrs Sanderson
and Fraulen In the automobile Miriam had
teegrapher hcr two supposedly German con
federntcs to have waiting promptly. Win
the two women safely ensconced in the
waiting car and seated opposite Miriam
armed confcderates, who proved TO be Nir
two plain clothes men Brent had telegraphed
for. Miriam drives them directly to the Eng
h,h police headquarters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

YOU know Of the world. but You surely
know that there are not many men
who could be such a good pal to me as
no has been without ever saying or
doing or thinking anything that ono
man might not do or say or think in
relation to another. Ask any of his
friends and they will all tell you
pal on earth"
"f know. I'm sure he is" replied
Molly n little more cheerfully, but
you must see II ~ difficult TO feel
quite the same about II at first. isn't
It? 1t isn't that blame Chris for any
single thing he's done 1t was his
duty. and / think he has been splen-
did. It's only that it's u littlo--well-
disconcertlng find he could de
ceivC one so we'll"
Suppose you forget about your side
of IL for a bit. Molly Realize that
Chris hated II as much as you do. only
for his country's sake he had TO sacri-
flee everything, even you, II necessary
He has had an awful strain in these
last twenty-four hours, my dear. ard
IT'S up TO you to make him happy now
it's all over"
The idea caught Molly's imagina-
ton and she sat up eagerly, fresh life
kindling in her face.
IF can do that" she began, then
stopped as chris himself came In.
There you are, Molly" he eX-
claimed. "You poor little thing. J
have been looking for you everywhere.
and now ! can't stop with YOU after
all. | must 20 upstairs again. Miriam.
you had better come, too; the doctor
says IT'S only a question of few min
utes"
Miriam stood MP and once again
Molly had the feeling OF being slipped
into the background while more i'm
portant things were attended to. She
looked after them and the tears
rushed uncontrollably to her eyes. But
the next minute Brent ran into the
chair as she knelt upright on the seat
looking over II.
Don't go 10 bed, sweetheart walt
for me-" he whispered, and taking her
head between his hands he made as
If to kiss her. then checked himself
and went quickly out Of the room
again.
Molly remained kneelng up in the
chair. then with sudden determina-
tion she. too. went out and up the
stairs. and crept toward the door OF
the room where fraulein lay.
Fraulein lay drawn up in a con-
torted position under the bcd-clothes.
her head was pressed right back
into the pillow so that her ashen pale
features iutted sharply up from ii. A
little froth lay at the corners OF her
month. Her eyes were open and
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you only make me feel worse in a
you"
Never mind. II was quite natural
and IT'S all over now, anyway"
IAN over" repeated Molly. Yes
every thing's all over-you are quite
right there"
Miriam paused. brush In hand, and
looked at her inqulrlngly.
What do you mean when YOU re-
peat IL like that" she asked. What's
all over?"
Everything between me and Chris"
My dear child, excuse me, but what
utter nonsense. You are just tired out,
that's what's the matter, and you're
seeing everything out OF focus Every
things going to begin all over again
for you and chris. and going TO be
much better than ever before"
81 don't see how 1t can" said Molly
miscrably. I'm sort of feeling two
things at once. | don't know how 10
explain IT,"
TRY tnd tell me about it," suggest
cd Miriam. sitting down beside her
well, it's like this" began Molly.
Part of me feels that am not worthy
of Chris and that he's been so great
and wonderful and splendid and saved
all our lives, while | was being petty
and self-absorbed and let myself sus
pect him Of all sorts OF dreadful
things | don't see how he cap ever
forgive me or feel the same 20 No
again. And the other part of me"
she paused.
Well. go on" encouraged Miriam.
ct sounds very absurd but tho
other part of me can't forgive chris.
You sec, he's lied and lied and lied to
me. OF course. ! can quite see he had
to. but still the fact remains that no
can, doesn't it? And ! can't help feel
ing that now | should always be un-
certain about chris. about what to be-
lieve. Just when I was loving him
most. and he was being incest. |
should think. L wonder If this Is true
or whether he is only saying itH oh,
It sounds hOrrid OF me, but don't you
see what | mean"
Miriam nodded and took both of
Molly's hands in hers. "I quite see
what YOU mean, my dear" she said
"but won't il make difference to you
when tell YOU that Chris sees 1t, too
It's what he's been afraid of, but !
have known him a great many years
now. and can tell yoI this that he
has always realized the danger of his
7 mean. and make him think less OF
lving than other people-and the CON
sequence is that he is moro vigorous
than any other man | know In his
personal affairs. You could always
believe him about anything like that
And. Molly, I don't know how much