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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-07
Steam Shovel Strikes Dynamite.


Newberry.-Whi the men were at
work at Rooms gravel pit two miles
this side Of Pomaria the steam shovel
struck stick Of dynamite in tho
earth and caused terrific explosion.
Three men, all white, were hurt. v. P.
Davis, craneman, had his skull frac.
tured and suffered other injuries; l..
o. Pollock and W. e. Koon suffered
painful bruises but their injuries ap.
pear to be entirely external and are
no tregarded as serious.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-07
MISSOURI TOWN WIPED
OUT BY TORNADO

st. Louis, Mo.--A tornado twisted
into Mineral Point, Mo-, village OF
about three hundred inhabitants, kill
ed four persons and injured 30, de-
molished the town with the exception
Of the schol house and then moved
southward to Eye where Fred Harper
farmer, was killed by flying debris.
An Iron mountain passenger train
bore the most seriously injured to De.
Soto. about IL miles north OF Mineral
Point.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-07
Creamery Ready For Business.

Orangeburg. The Orangeburg
creamery opened for business Monday
morning. During the past week an ex-
pert from the United States govern
ment was here installing the new ma
chinery. The expert butter and ice
cream maker has arrived. The cream
cry has the latest butter and ice cream
machinery and is fully prepared for
big business. Lawrence s. Wolfe,
county farm demonstration agent, andy
u. d. Elliott, special dairy agenR
have been hard at work securing
farmera to Sarnish cream. R
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-07
Germany Looses Many Prlsonere.

Although Field Marshal Won Hin
denburg and Emperor William assert
that the Anglo French offensive on the
western front has failed after seven
weeks OF effort, French official state
ment declares that the Germans lost
moro than $4,000 prisoners alone dur
ing the French and British drives
against the German lines.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10

But after the war and when men begin to reclaim some degree of that personal freedom and demo- cracy which existed uncertainty be- fore it, what is to prevent the work CTS taking and holding and demo cratizing industry as the autocrats have done it. and in the interest of the happiness and the welfare of the people? What higher argument is needed? Moreover the precedent is established and it cannot be bronken. This was done that the country might succeed. That was done that the nation might win out. But the na- tion, the country is made for the people, not the people made for the nation, the country. Humanity is higher than the soil, than the hills be they ever so green and beautiful, than the valleys be they ever so floWery and tree-clad, than the cities be they ever so stately
 than field and flowers and trees and green lanes and shady highways and placid lakes and messy dells and sounding oceans mourning in flowing purple and sweeping ships and giant liners. They are for hu- manity and humanity has the high est and greatest claim. They are for the good of all, not for few: they can be administered by the people for all the people, not by few ot the people for their benefit or even for the benefit of all. Man is en-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10

titled to his collective toll upon an individual standard from society. It is not right that he claim more. Under Heaven he cannot claim less. If he forego his right, others will seize it, grasp it, fight for it, strug gle over it, war for it. Nay to ex- ercise a title thereto will the might fer and greedier few who would control it, march him off to fight for their possession of what he should own.
 It is not in the coming slavery that Great Britain now sees estab- lished and which Spencer so feared that the lay of freedom lies ill deed. Nor is peace to be found in the land where such is fastened upon the people, either in peace or in war But salvation lies now as it has always been with the people, with the masses, with the demo- cracy, with the strictest social jus tice with those who are just to themselves and true to themselves and will retain their rights against all corners so that those who would seize them and steal them may have not chance to start nations fighting over their possession. But when human beings are willing to be the pawns of an aristocracy ot be certain that it is they who will have to bear the burdens, and who will have to accept the goad un- complainingly.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10
THAW TO STAY IN
 STATE OF PENNA.

here to commit suicide and who upon trial was declared by alienists to be unsound of mind and so de- cided upon sy the jury.
 The Governor will not allow any extradition and Thaw will remain a prisoner in this state.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10

will spend his days in the state of Pennsylvania, ward of state asylum as an insane man. It was announced today that the Cover nor would not honor the eXtradition of Harry K. Thaw, for the oTense charged against him.
 The New York authorities sought
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10
SPRING TIME IS HERE

For the best work in tailoring see us. We make alterations. We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing for ladies and gentlemen. We make suits to order.
 First class workmanship, modern method and prompt service. We appreciate your patronage.
 Yours to pleaes
 NOME TAILORING co. Next door to SegerstrOm & Hagen
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10
AVIATOR FELL FROM
 ARMY PLANE: KILLED

the first aviator to fly from Chicago to New York, while flying in an army aeroplane fell from about a height of thousand feet and was killed.
 The machine collapsed in mid air for some reason, buckling being evident from the ground. according to eye witnesses of the disaster, ana the fall followed almost immediate ly.
 The aeroplane is to undergo further tests and is not liked by the airmen who think it swift enough but that speed has been sac rificed to stability in flight.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10
RUSSIA STILL ENIGMA
 IN WAR SITUATION

It is apparent from official cores pondence by cable that the Duma holds control and it is now very probable that there will be a de1- mite agreement reached with all the radical elements as to the war pro secution very shortly.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10

NEW YORK, May 9.-The new type of army aeroplane is getting ill bad with airmen. Today Victor Carlstrom, the veteran airman and
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10

LONDON. May 8.-Little or mo- thing is given out from Petrograd which would indicate how the inter nal political mix-up is turning out.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10

PETROGRAD., May 9.-The si- tuation here is reassuring, practi- cally without change.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10

Prepare for the winter by patron. izing the advertisers of your paper, Mir. Miner!
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10
WE CAN DO TIT.

For drst class worx ana prom ?, delivery ph me Main 1s1 and the Peoples Steam Laundry sui C. T and get your laundry.
 W. J. WILLIAMsOs Pros
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-10

Anything in the Hpe Of Job work at the Industrial Worker Omce. Satisfaction assured.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-12

BON IA Sssabren ltebt, I'M geroaht,
ben 600 Der an0ern perliriddt sl
bnben; oie Mnseflagte, Die o1irh gu
bdnfigen 8efub bon WanoelMloer-
Goritellnngen baIb peruirrt geinnbt
alt fem ibeitlt, beballptet, rnter Sin
peis auf ibr lmfhuIhiges @eiiht,
nidts nit ser Gat 81 tun gebabt 5lt
baben llrlo erfl1rt, oaB Die iunge
6aaernann Selb1tnlorn begangen
babe Ma9 oen bisberigen poli5eiIi-
fen grorterungen lit feitgelteat, bob
Elm babies Dubeno Wedohen uno
ebenio oiele Sssllngen cine gereini-
qllna gebiloet baben, melbe iid ben
ontinoIen Namen .8laf Jollowers~
beileate nno oeren 3med nod nidt
befanntt lit. gs bat Ben ani6ein,
als Oh beioe W11en Inn Die CUNT
eines SsSrngen namens @einbarot
Sled ripnliiierten, bod oieler err
fart, er babe tpeber Ser eirlen nod
Der anoern @rlino 5ur giferinm
aegeben. Gem @ater Der getOteten
Sagernailn, Ser auf Die Mngeflagte
eir5uoringen periudte, begegnete
oieIe nit edit tbeatraliiher Greh-
belt nno Ser approbierten 8anoel-
biIoer-Eole:: Elm perddtlibes 9ds
heln auf ben 2ippen, init porseido-
benem ai1m nn6 5nriifgeitredfeu
GsLr,Itar,r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-12
oSttlatto.

- Oie 9[opofaten Der tpeltliben
gilenbabnen baben ibre Blaioopers.
in aenen iie cine allgeneine 5rabt-
erbobung BON Is Iro5ent Dor Der
,ssnterItate Commerce Gonlntliion"
befiirtportete,t, am Sreitag beenoet-
Die Ierbanolltngen limo oaraifNll
bis gum 80. Moi pertaat rporoen,
an bieIem Gage miro nit Der Ser
nebrnllnq Der opponierenoen Tartei,
.. y. ser SSradt Gerienoer nno an-
oerer rsntcrelierten, begonnen iper-
0en
Cine eigentiimlide slffaire
ipielt iid gesenludrtig Dor Dem 60
roner II, Chicago ab. slm 9onners-
taa fpllroe Ole t3idbrige Grace Sae
aermann ourh einen HepolperlbllB
aet0tet uno bie Yoli5ei bat Doris
Die in Dem reifen sitter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-12
ettaer >Aasglti6augSbt51t)t,

gs miro biermit 5ur aennt,tis ge-
bra1t, baB oas adtbare County
2omlniiidrs @erid)t bon gerar
County, Teras, anI 5iueiten Nontag
i'm Mai oieles Sabres 1917, allo anl
pier5ebntem Cage oieies Wonats, als
Steuerausglei1l 5ulam-
mentreten nnb in Sislng bleiben
miro, fir oen 3tped, bonn Stener-
slIIeiIor BON 9erar Goitttp ale ielne
9liIelfelnentliiten, 9iider etc. bebufs
ibrer Ssnlpeftion, aorreftion aus-
aleidutng lno 8eItatigltng entaegen-
5unebmen. Gum '3eugnis bierfiir
neine llnteridrift NIT beigefliateIn
Office Siegel in San @ntonto,
geros, on oieIem britten Gage oe5
Wai sl. 9. 1917.
(SiegeD 6ranf H- 4e'pton,
Gountp Glerf, Berar Gollr1tp. Seras-i
lHnaeiae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-12

Giaentiimern iieben Giterreidiide
5d)iffe, NIT einent @ebalt BON 52,-
651 Sonnen, fir $6,778,006, einen
Iebr billigen 9sreis, absefanft.
Der bollGnbifdle ariessmimiiter
bat reiigniert.
Der britilde sS1aport loa uabrenn
oes Wepmats glpril nm 8,S69,OOO
YfnnS sitgenpmmen baben.
Meltere ariegsidiffe iollten 81
Jrad)tIdiffen iintgeiuanDelt iueroen,
nm ssradt nit linen nad europa
sn IdDifen, ipirb ans 8aIbinston ae-
nel0et.
Sdnpeben ioG iein ietises 0elek
besiglid bes @erfanfs BON Spiri=
tnoien an6 anf @ein nnb Bier aits-
ge6ebnt bn6en.
0entI6lanb fat ben EDltperfebr
NIT Gpanien, Merirp, Siib-9lmerifa,
Central Mmerifa rnb oetn Orient
5eitiueilig einseitellt.
GDiani fat Sarab 8ernbar0t in
geeip yorf einen geiudJ abseitattet.
Die boaGnbiide 9ep1itiertenfam-
mer bat einen 8eidlnf. ansenom'
men, In oenn es beoamert iuiro, bat
sic Gegieritng in 9eseniak 81 ben
0iinIdJen Der Gammer ben Gan6-
ltnrm BON 1908 einbernfen fat.
! 0as syinansfomite beg Sennts
miro, mie ams 8afbiaston gemel-
set iuiro, NIT Erpteiten sesen Die
arieasitenerbill fSrrnIid iiberfdiit-
tet. 9lm6 i'm 9anle iinb piele Bro
teite einselamfen Die Giibrer her
Earteien baben fie aber meiitens
nit Der GrflGrmng snriifseluieien,
baE 6as 8elS notipen6tger Mtife
beidlafft merben ntiifen. HeprGien-
taut syorbnep pon Nhdisan, eim @e-
! pmblitaner, belt cine Dieritinoiee
yieSe 81 0unitem Der SOrlase. Die
Ginfommenfener un0 bic GrbObnng
Ser Bortoraten ,uairbem i'm Sanls
beionbers f6arf angegrtffen. We'
gen bic $ortorateu fir 3eitnnaen
mmS Nasasinc ridten iidj bic Ero-
! tefte aller gereinisnngen BON 3ei-
tnngsberunssebern.
| Die 0irtftoren bee r8oaro o.
! grabe" in Chicago baben beidloi'
| fen, baf Der Sanbel nit ..Mai'
@eisen" einseitellt iuerbe. SngOrien'
freiien 1T has Elm leniatiOnelles Gr'
eisnis.
8ei einem YeInde in Der 9eili-
tar MfaSen,ie 3n @eit Eoint loll
J WaarIdall Soffrr erflart baben. sd
babe itets seb0rt, oak Die Wfiiitar'
/, slfaoentie Der Ser. Staaten Die grpe.
artisite Dffisiersidmle ber Aselt JET;
nadJ benz, mas idJ jett bier in Weii
Ioint seleben babe, mnk id) 5nge'
ben, baf bieIer 9inf onrdJans beredJ'
fiat iSt.n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-12
N,ss 1lIeT5fc.

@nores @oreia. Der @eneral-
in5peftor Ser rnerifnrtiiben 4oniulas
te loat, Die itarfe Hiiduanberung Der
Nerifaner nod ibrem 8eimatlaloe,
iperoe in erIter 2inie oa6urh per-
llrladt, oaB iih Die gerbdltniiie utl-
ter Garran5a's Negierung anBeror-
oentli6 gebeliert bdtten nno bob
aud cine iebr CUTE Grnte in Ans<
fidt itebe
Gin ieoentaas iebr 5lpeifels
batter 8eriht aus 81 Eaio meloet,
oaB sselir Dia5, Jiibrer Der 5eliai-
ftas, ernoroet iporoen iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-12

iden Salentc iuegen etllen gr9ksn
Ginflnf anf sic Mense ansiibt, Tam
berbei nnb ibren gemeiniamen ye-
miibnngen id)eint es gelmnsen sit
fem, ben Nufitano 81 mnteroriifen
mn6 Ser lGderliden, aber aiid Iebr
sefabrliden Gtaatensriinonns Elm
Gnbe su MAIDEN. Der Slrbeiter=
nnb Goloatenamsidnf erbielt Die
ysad)ridt npm Ser Nebulte in Der
SAlIHelbitrser &oritaSt serabc in
oem Mmgenblinf, als er belddoiien
batte, cine internntionale Sosiali=
itemfonferens in einem nemtralen
2anoc einsibernfen, itm iiber Die
6eritellmns oes Jrie6ens sm perban-
6eln. Db bieie sSoee 81 Stanoe
fomnrt, lGft iidJ nod nidt iasen,
aber jebenfalls iuerben bic rniIiiden
Gpsialiiten ben internatiDnalem io-
siaIiftiIden &onsref in Stodbolm
beindcm. 9ieler, in Der letten 3eit
piel genannte &ongrek miro am 10.
Srn' ~ ueI lu'''p.,"." o.: a'rsI' ~;
salammen'teIsn: -Sas :sx ".nssa s'v.,
Insn psI 81 p1uu.Iu'''Sta % y.sss..AS' ~
shD een. aru.us' uSlutae XIV 49, Aae =.
Der 9iegiernng, Elm aoalitionsmini.
fterinm sm bilben, it, wie es jetl
yo,f., mF ssu IVY us. o.s...a"s .s. na.. s ,naa,
roInH m ssmaug asm s 'uu.Sen: & ""M $50. sra
e pem aaslo"F 'S. M,s.;. .'".s So s.;.
s.n ou'.upas - 0''s.s." ~ M 49,,
~! g.n :nua MaA .,.;Sn., Sn. ,.,,s az ,n;t f.;rsm
~. a'u'sS w.r~s .s,c1 $50. 80. -. ssmns
aaaeh SS.!assg %.! asxi!.s 'y y;ss sx .an s; 81.
auet Sel l.4:s :.Asup%T aE ..n ..D S. :s ~
1e. pO''.l r. pss sD.DaI..a u ~ .;..sr w." w. aJ
ol'ngs.; ~ Ss's...s ~: ~: tea:. sea." 81 1:
ZEN 81. p.l S'ana..OuIu.us" aa 30. o.
o!e nss'.laas : ?4 aD.s"''a. r %.ss. {: - :.
H'sHens j.p' . ',n &c., 80
M.H n o'n.o.". = =. ss'".. ..s go ., -
g.n'et pw ." yaDIa s.:u wy S~;.ssnasra [ ~
SIu"ue o. ls'n, ~" os'yI: ~. r.:
slumM pa'u'?aI's.". Sa.s1:. .1: ss'. ' s;1
e hnaDyu"s.g. - .sL:.S y.y''''" .,.".ssn o. s.
sen, v :e g .a.,csS;S sn, 'ss. ,,ar ,t,' =
q pDn Wy. assIas'4"s Hs ~ "Sa m.asa,, a
geu t'uu1'e.. auu a M.4s;%..n SSs'
Io"a".e" o'a"'s @.1s"'
yer oS1I.s. Iy.... .:. ...:. aa -, w a.
.eA AAslu,aF n'" s@: wv re- :.
serspnIse[ g A'ur A'. % ,.ss.rs, .",
ISelllMmlhss s,s. 'tS.s.. @ ""y -. s.,r
ge,lSl'eoel os1 a.. asu W. > :" ..;.., ~"
SaDlesIas per U'u''"M"S o. -. ~ .. s.,
0HMa llaltseneoen' "eys.0, ysn o. s' sss
SsrapSeaI pei H'a, ya 80 90.
oer plaH'.n, pes p'pSs.:.as. @r:.ss,.;,,;;ss, ~.
g.elsMg "Gp pe. o..'s."'Is,.s s..a
VnI'opp'o p'e'.eH o'e..a .s.;.S., ~. H.
a,en yssen e'asM S,Yssa.I."S." n.'ssu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-12

i'd, in lauter Heine Gefed,te anfse-
ISIt ~ Ilaben, sic ben engliidsn De-
peidenD Dad) init srufer seibemidaft
ausstl bttn iueroen, Die aber feline
8eraa6ermna ser Gage beiuirft ba-
BEN. 0ieielbem 2on6oner 0epeidJen
erfIaren bie Sample in NaseSpnien
fir ben gegiun einet srofen Cffen-
iipe Der Maiierten, sic ben 3luef ba-
Be-, 0emtidlnab nno Oeiterreid) ppn
Der Sirfei nno gitlgarien 81 tren-
men. sSSebenfalls Elm grDfer Elan,
6elIen 9lmsfibrnns aber nidJt seraoe
Iriht Iein ,pirb, ba lie bic Grobernng
6crbiens nn5 3mmGniens n0tig
maht. Die Sample ioaen iid) on
Der gansen @arbar 2inie binsie-
hen unb lGmmtiide alliierte Niadjte,
NIT slusnabme nnIerrs 2anbes, iol-
len Srnppen bort babem. Bis jctt
baben bic sllliierten nod feline Gr-
folae errnngen, iueldle bic Gage per-
an6ert batten. Die Stelungen iinb
nod immer 6ieIelben. 9ns Centrum
am 0ar6ar haben bic ssransoien im-
ne, ben red)ten ssliigeI Die GnglGnber
nn6 Sen Iinfen GIiisel, mad Neiten
AT, sStaIiener, Serben mnb an0ere.
Die 0tmtIden lollen bier friidDe
OibiEonen, $4,000 Wfann, iuGbreno
Der letten 48 Gtnnben nnf ben nett
Iidrn GdampIat in TranfreidJ &C.
bradjt baben, ipie Die Iariier Ospe-
1dJen bebampten. Sic icben 0ies d1s
einen geipeis bafar an, ME idnell
bic bemtidkn Sruppen amfsebrnnd)t
werben nnS ipie rieiensrof bic Ser
lutte Der 0entI6en iein miiiIen,
@enn man ii1 anf oieie Angabtn
brrlnfIen f1nnte, ,uiirbe IS ia aud
Elm fuldtr geiueis lein, aber bic
fraus6fiden Nnsaben limb in 8esna
anf 6erartige Nitteilmngen mod nm
3xbfrlGf7iger als Die englif6em.
4ns gtrlin ipirb gemel6et 6ah
am 0puneritng amf benz fransOiiid1en
S1IadtfeIo nat5ebn fransSfide Ae-
rsptdne ppn btntidtn 2uftl6iffern
bernntersebradjf frien.
am Gomdje5 baben fh bic Gns-
l8n6er, iuie eine 0epeIGe aus gon-
BON meloet, ppr ben Mngriffen oer
0entid)en smriifsesosen, babtn bic
periAieoencn Stellmnsem aber IpGter
ipieber erobert.
Mns' Ystersbnrg iuirb iiber Elm
Xorfemmnis beri6tet, oas oeutlidJ
3cigf, mic nfriuorrtn nnb itngcoro-
net sic &ert6ltnife in @nElanS iinb
muS tpie fonfns es ia ben &5pfeu
Der Qeitte ansfebt. Sn Der S@af.
ltfbnrgtr Toritaot bon SBetersbnrg,
in ber iiM bic groeen Nsnmitions-
fabriftn befinoeu, 1T inter ben Ar-
beitern In bieieu s5utritem eiu
Streif aMseebrodjrn. Der Streii
nabnr iefsrt einem pplitiIdkn &a.
rafter an. Die NebrsabI Der Sc
bSIferstna 6es 9iltritts mildte lid
Gin, iteate iid anf Die Geite Der
Gtreiftr Ano grinocte NIT bielen sn,
Iammfm cine nttabbanaiae 9iepubIif
go lGdjerlidJ, mic Die SadJe BEN
Nmslambe eridDeinen mnk, 10 sefdbr'
lidy iuar lie in Eetersbnrg bel oee1
bprt berrldjenben @irrwarr, BEN
Manael ciner feitem, ia iiberbanpt ei'
ner Negiernna Der fraiien ltnluiiien'
beit Der grpken Wsaiie Der yep6I.
feruna in Sesns anf pOlitiIde Der
bGftmiiIe mnb oem allarmein herr
Idlenocn Wangel an 2ebensmittelu
3tuSlf Yaitslieber oes slrbeiter- nns
Goloaten AnsIdntiIes eiltem oenu
aud, iofDrt berbei, nm bic Sents
Snrd lltberreonns 5nr Wernnnfi
IN brinaen. Mud Der Sssialiiten'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-12

AuV uuR wv Sp0tu%b~S" VIZ ~N~I''
DIE, 1rieben sn MAIDEN, anfseben
ipiir6en.
sSSn Der iapaniiden 9anptitabt So
fio bat bic Mmerican= sSapaneie So=
eietD Elm srofes 9iner seseben, bei
bem amd) sic Miniiter aniue-
len6 waren nnS iebr ame-
rifa-fremnolid)e Meben bielten.
Die Wfiniiter pon SdtueSen, 9eor=
iuegen nmb 9Gnemarf baben in ei-
ner apnferens beIdloiIen, oaf Die
arei aGnber neutral bleiben iullen.
Die Sentide gbmiralitat madt
befannt, Saf in oem Sample am 10.
0fai spiid,en bentIdeu nno ensli-
ldIen fleinen ariegsidiffeu Elm eng
liidJer c9eitroper" 5erft6rt Iei-
Mms NaIbinston iuiro semeloet,
Ser bratld)e Niarineminiiter babe
I'M 9feidstas erflart, baf bei bem
ltmterieebootfries cine Nnsabl TN
terjeeboote non BEN 0egnern seritDrt
Ieien.
Der Gefabr eimes brpbenben Sob
lenarGberltreif inn mittleren Henn-
Iplpanien bat bic 3egiernng Surdj
ibr fdinelles nno entidieoenes Gin
greifen elm GnOe semad)t. Gs lpirS
nid)t smm Streif fommen.
Sm GentidlanS berrId)t Sapier'
manael mno bic 3eitunsen fommen
babnrd in Gefabr, ibr Grideinen
einsmitellen. Der Heidsfansler bat
ben 3eitnngsbefitern anf ibren Ap-
pell mitgeteilt, bak bnrd ben Waan-
gel an aublen, bic in eriter 2inis
BON Der Nfnmitionsinouitrie per-
bramdDt ,piirben, Die Eapierfabrife,'
lire 9sroSmftion beidJranft batten
Gr riet 10 fparIam, luie mSglidD, mil
benz Eapier nm5mgebcn.
Mms 2onopn iuirO semel6et, BIZ
sllterssrense fir 2eute, bic freiiuil-
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Der Nabe bon Gan 9iego, gal, an-
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ment mmo ebenlp elm DOlles terani
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really do not see, however-pardon my
putting it. plainly-what business this
is of yours"
ut is my business" John declared
"because l have asked Miss Maurel to
be my wife, and because l am hoping
that some day, before very long, she
will consent"
The prince sat quite still in his chair,
his eyes fixed upon a certain spot in
the carpet. He had not even the APP
pearance of being engaged in thought.
He seemed only stepped in sort of
passvity. Finally, with a sigh, he rose
to his feet.
my young friend" he decided, "your
statement alters the situation. l did
not credit you with matrimonial intcn-
tons. l must see what can be done! "
His lips relaxed ever so slightly-so
slightly that they showed only a
glimpse Of his teeth in one straight,
hard line. He looked at John mildly,
and his words seemed destitute of all
offense; yet John felt the lightnings
were playing around them.
II shall write a note to Miss Maui
rel" the prince promised, as he made
his way toward the writing table, ''and
ask her to visit me upon some other
afternoon"
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CHAPTER XVIII.

Back again to his rooms. and, later
on, once more to LOuise's little house
in Kensngton a few minutes master
full pleading, and then success. Louise
wrapped herself up and descended to
the street by his side.
For an hour or more John drove
steadily westward, scarcely speaking
more than chance word. 1t was twi-
, light when he brought the car to a
standstill. Louise raised her veil and
looked up.
"Well?" she asked inquiringly.
He pushed back the throttle on
his steering wheel and stopped the en-
CINE. Then he turned toward her.
II have something to say to you" he
I said II have brought you here that
! may say it in my own way and in my
own atmospheric
"This is like your Louise MUIR
INJURED. "You had to bring me out to
hilltop, on the dreariest hour OF a
wet March afternoon, to tell me
what?"
"First of ALL John began, II will an
swer a question WHICH you ,eaIe. askea