davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

bun funoe faa boiIfeniombelit Sanb-
eienbom bun piloe uopeee.
"0aen oct er life for mig ieIp, ieo
oil bare ben," iaebe bun; LEG oil
bape ben til 2~esepIaoS for De iattige
9srn / 0ittsburgb."
Oct o~roentIig ipeo / 6ricfs Tense.
purtg, men 500 Ncres bIep fisbt / en-
al @~ittSburgbs llofanter, bpor SeIen
iiben bar giort Sitlinoer al Born -
ia, oeiaa Sorne - Ipffelige.
Otter at bope Ieiet @eorge Sanoer-
bits SALADS paa 6iftb Speuue / Neru
Dorf for ct Siosrum al fem Mar, be-
1temte Sricf fig til al boIbe et SeIitob
for fin Cater % meo en- cneitaoenoe
Yrast inofere be,be / S~eIifabSIipet
Wen bans 1S-oorige Iffom ipareoe
bertil 9anife roIis: "Nei, Tapa, ieg
ifaI eisre min Debut bIanot mine
gamle @enner / 1ittSburgb." - 90
Zig blep oct, troos at Challenger
paa mango Waaoer isgte at element
fere lin &lan ON at faa 9atteren til
at beberife BET mere fprlteliee GEL
IfabSlip / Teroensbpen.
Sort for Selerrs SeIifob / TittS.
burgb inoIsb Ser til benoeS SoberS
9ontor / Nep gorf ct 8rep, ser enbte
iaaleoes: "aiPre Tapd, piI on life
fomme til NIT SeIifab?"
Sg Wer. Strict reilte til 9atterens
Selifab. Representatives. for Iiaion-
foretagenber bIep al Challenger
fort o9 goot 9ipet @eifeo ON, at ban
fife netop MI funoc bcfatte iie nleo
oeres 8laner - De tit fomtme tiIbo9e
nGIte uge eller benuenoe Jig iii andre
= oermeo Tunftltm.
Sg Der iortGllc5 piocre, at ban
moreoe Jig fortreifeIig peo at iagttage
lin Caters hinge Nenner / beres Gan
fen og 2egen. Men oite opGlcoc
bans @lif nteb ct eienbcmmeIigt llo-
trpf peo 9atteren, og Ser f~ortaltes
iioen, at ban peo oenne 9nlebning
ifuloc babe iagt: Get pil mt aaige.
bel ltaa til Selen at eierc bort Napn
beremt."
Scr. Strict fisbte peo Yrioe's
Crossing / WtaSiacbtiettS ct prpgtigt
2%nnoitco, bpor Mun9emiQionprer
meo Sanlilier og @enner ituloe me.
oes, og bpor Selen ifllIoe pere Grin.
iesien. Nen Satteren fltnoe oite
ppre frapGrenbe, naor @iGlterne
iamleoeS / De pr~agtiulot uoitpreoe
Sale, og Sricf ipllrote ueO Ell iaaoan
a%nleonina lin Suitru og Sienerne,
bpor Selen par.
Mrs. Sricf iparebe neo en- bis
gGngitelie, at Sntteren MI bopoe boz
ret ube / flere elmer, pg at bun noe
item bper Gag itreifeOe onlfring alene
noe Sfogen. Staalfongen blep 9ng.
itelig. San bar life blind for, at ban
bapoe mango Sienoer blanot Solf,
iom meb eQer uoen 8rllto betragteoe
fig iom unOerfuet al ham, og bpis M
nogen b9pneoe Jig paa bam gjennenl
Satteren! San bapoc life go pou
fig - ban maotte no - no for at
finoe benbe. 90 ban. failbt beltbe
mart, ioet bun itob oppe paa Ell libel
Saffefnous inbe / Sfogen.
Seq bar funoet oct" iagoe bun
alporlig til Saberen.
"5unbet bpab?" ipurebe StaaIfon.
gen liot pranten. "SeIen, on maa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

Tsritlig Sirmm.im sip.s al en-, Der bar
prsuet Den. gan oil baut tubuer StaeHse
Ill at bragg Niutte berdf.

2tuo iussn psnae. Sum DIN Aorssie.
Nurs .~rQt,,lica eto,Ilt og SIsHbiahto bar lrrt
ttuue Dtano. Dart .. 9adloV af SaracRis. 2ep
gori bpt,tu 'erfaratiig Jeros RhtamaiisIusu sr
ior ulspntigllg yptte. o. bel, bar aipet hdui Spmpatna
ior aas u~ll.isligs iu0eH hons R1tie0loss. Gan eI
tnhosr rib uoe az Rbsumatisme fai ribs. huotitoes
bon bltp ~hslbrebet. e9s huao lan tiger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
en- Kiorlioheesioyl.

NNdNA SbllpbAl wv VlNANlAhI NAAd
Ell itor Sarm. San par oper 40 Ior
g%raabaoret % peirbiot. 6erIt 90
ban bapoe opnoaet oenre AlOer be-
gpn6te ban at ajere Sur til @pg
oenS lll10e Giger iiteoet'or til oerc@
Wfeore eIler. Sonter. Son opnoococ
oog bare at gisrc iia IatterliG. Nicn
ban pc0blep at Ano ira Den enc 81.
&c til Sen onoen. inbtiI Ser / Here
NiilS SmfreoS life iauotcS Ell enc
ite ing Fige Tom ban life bapoc iri-
ct til.
Gn Tag fom Der eft Init Smil opcr
SocfS anIi9t, % ban IA:
Seq gaar oper til benoc irnor-
gem"
Sun Dor life nogen GnQel, Socfs
me ubpaIqte. San bar ieln pod oct
rene meb set. Gn1en fienote Sdim.
mels &iitoric. Sun bar fommcrt
iom 6rcnmIeo til Hpgocn, 0oQ bpor.
ira % bporior pibitc iudcu. TN
@oorobruoeriomilie / 0o9pooo hop-
sc ioIet ct SorOitnffe iii benoe, ioml
bun Ielp oprteoe uoen Siplp.
Gen upite Gag Iiite0e ban iiq
longS @rffcn bort til benbe5 Sptte.
Sdimmel bolot netop poa at ia op
@oteter. Socf frsb poo SGnoer og
Sober bcn til @reitcn % laa lTns
&c og betrogtcbe benoe. San FOG
op en- Sten oq falteoe ocn iogte MOB
Shimmel. Gen trai benoe pua ben
enc 500.
9ette bar iornteget for Shimmel
Qteo Spaoen / Soanben lturtcoe bun
lrcm for at ipore poo ltoiororingen.
Socf trof iio imiIenbe tiIboae, ibet
ban poo ale muIige Wuaoer iorls9-
re at piie fit penlige SiuoeIna. San
piIoe gisre benoe oct begribeIigt at
oltiamnren bar en- Spsg, men bct
lpnteS bitn life of I%orltod.
Gin p%pmmelige Gorilla" freq
bun. Seq lfal lore Gia, leg"
) fannie GiebIif iolot Socf bag.
lpngs / 9pffen, ioa gonoet iprutet
on hnm.
San reboebe zig Itror ooer til Den
anoen She, buor han blcp itoocn.
De meo Sottcn / Soan6et, mems
hans S~iertensfipr ioingeoe Spo0en
oper fit Sopeb.
"0il Dc qiite Tenn meo nti1?"
roabte ban oper 9pffen.
Spooen iGnteoes liot eiter Iiht.
"&iI Ge qiite Gent mcO mig?"
~qientoa ban enobo en- @on9. Set
err oerior ieg er fommen bio."
"&porfor ia &c life oct itror9"
ipitrgte bun.
3ocf bIep itaoenoe gIoo oper oisIe
Gro.
"Spoo err 9e egentlig for en2"
peoblep bum.
San iortalte oct.
"gtll, iaa fom oner ga"
San pooeoe oper gpffen og too
Deficient nteo Satten / Soanoen Tor
on benoe. San latte 0e Zig og tate
meo binanoen.
Ger par life megen Romantif
ooer bette sGqteifab. Neu ganrIe
Socf bar tilfreos. en- 4ften, on
Ran bapoe orepet ino Sauerne, fom
Ell hsi, frnitia Wono meo tGtte 2ien.
6run % meo en- Spaniers SuOiurue
pua @eieq iii St,imnlel. San nif.
feoe tilfreos, oa SSacf fom mo. &ele
4'tenen ipntes ban life at Ia en-
1Gufe paa Sacf. Tom iab triit borte
i ct 6isrne. Zen 6remmeoe %
Sdimmel talte oerimoo iprig o.
gIab iamnen.
"a alotfen iloa ii, penote Der
5remmebe Tia MOB Sact og ia fort:
"R9u er paatioe &c gaar."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Socf iad bare paa ham.

Sacf ioa bare pna ham.
"Ru or set paatioc &c gaorl"
g%ientoe oen 6remmeoe.
"Suorben2" ipurSte Socf iorbnu
ict.
"Suor &c pil - her or iugen
FIo6s til Gent"
Socf hapoe ieIp iuoiet bette, men
ban bopOe emit til at proteitcre.
"Ulcu " beapuNtc ban.
"Sffc noget menl" aibrgo oen
Srcnreoc ham. Ser or Ell Stlte
reoc ueo 9Tffcn. &c MI at fom
ntc aztec. Oct er min Suitru."
Sact bleeneoe oa oct iortneoe Tor
Gincne paa ham.
"Gr2" ipurgte ban % ioa pno ocn
6rcnmeoc.
SdnmmeI Qif bort iii Sacf o. ia
oenligcre enb hun nopcriinhc houOc
toIt III ham:
Get or bcoit III ouor. Sdcf Ia
ct SGppe og lot @tno meo Gia
"a Sncf baooc luttet Isre eiter
iig, Qif set icrit ON Tor bom. at sen,
ne Shle horoc prret bans Stem /
opcr 30 Tor.
San herte beu S~rcnrtcoc iile:
San er en- mocrlia Sur"
% bon bsrtc i'm @uitru iporc:
~@an or ct aoot Meuueife. Dot. i"
Gdaen eitcr mobile Soct ToQrcu
Tom pleieoe at bringc Hropiont Ell
Sang / llaeu.
&c bchcper life at fiere til Sti,
Ell. SEQ tor SGfteu lelp," ia ban til
Suifcn.
allifen lougeoc Soften neo fra
@o1ncn.
"NporIeoeS ltonr BET til mcb Ie.
res Some Sncf?" ipurete ban meo
ct brcot Smil.
Sum -- ga, bum - SGf
fen or iIct life tura," iooreoe Snct
og ifpnbte iig aztec.
81 Snct booze MI / ocn Stuc.
Tom cnaorg babe tilhsrt SdlimmeI.
Hu foQtc han iaicn ielp fin 0too. on
after loo ban aIenc oco Sfor'tcncn
% tUuttc oQ tGntte.
% citcr at hn ucutct Ell Monucoa
(io off Sen Ircmmeoc otter fin Gci,
no mos Sen irnfcnoc Col. % ,%oct
pioitc mi, at Sdimmcl after bar blit
olene.
90 Ioa tcounotc aampen / hans
Snorc. Sfuloc ban penoc tilbuge tit
bcnoc eacr life?
% meus ban arllbleoe ouer bette.
bGnote oct en- Tag at 6onrenc life
blcu oreunc no paa Morfen. Ga
Gngen eitcr inotog Sdimurcl hans
Eloos. Sum llop no DC loriultnc
Gnr og pIciehe hom Tom Ioo Ipa moe
/ Stucn. Selc Qogcn poQtebe bun
Snorcnc. % naor Nftcuen fom, orcp
bun mo Siorocn % latte ii9 pe0
bon$ Seng
Nogen InQc eiter uobre6 Der eli
Sfogbrono. SEQ Solncb1urQ lpntcs
Ben al bare lanai borte; men Nor
oenoin0en orep Den lungt iremoper.
% pco Miioatstio par Simlen BLOB.
roo pno Ell Strpfning al manage
nil. 90 mart funoe ban bore. bpor
lcoeS oct ipraqct | Sfogen. Ia Solt
poo Togipoob fonl tiIiteoe, iuo oe
Silbuetten al en- eniom auinoe aiteg
ne iia moo Slobnuet, en- auinoe Der
arbeioebe iom ingen ouoeu auiuoc
no9eniinoe bnr giort.
Sun arbel0eoe og oaageoe, inotii
Socf otter bIep iriif. Gao pcuOtc
De tilbape iii bans Stlte. &c onIu
Soue meb SriigttrTr bun biolp ham
meo at pogte 5oorene; Sc iamIe0r
Fenge Ionuuen. 90 oa ser otter no
bro Spdoom, bar oct Socf iom ar,
beioeoe og oaogeoe, % set par ban
iom bar oIere ON Sorger.
On Tao fom Ben 7remmeSc tqicn,
enonu 'toltere, enbnu opitrere euo
far
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

gaarsH lsoS blsp lea a~uarsbeu AZ mIitaiss % in.
~HaWuaiorit EheumaitsIne. ! ouSr TIE Rar leo leg.
ION tan De. Ter bar hdpt Den. tan pses- Seg ioE'eqte
Wiebtl sfisr 9ttbeet % SRps e't,r sage. men hpoe
sinortug srheletss pav fan mt'lgrttoIa. SllRoli 'aHst
iea e WlOtsl. igm belt hslbrebe mia. % CHest err
alotig ptnot tlloase. ,]e9 bar sipst bet III lere. ION
p0T neut argrsbue sasr sneog itnatIleasuoe az Rstn'
matisu,e. pQ bet bar Inert lufEloe urtet peIbgeotiis.
sea oil haDs eRhprr Sioeuot al Rnsumatisme bod.
tsniomhslit Iprm I'll al for'sSe BETS sHeisaaenee ael'
prs0suot Rrait. Seuo tffe en- Semi. tun bit AapH %
Atrts G pg isG nj 'tnoe Bet at prspe 'rtt. stter nj
On bar bruat BET. o. bet bar ntt na AZ BARE acton
bra On lGHst bar ieGt 'pI az hflhrtee BIN AnelHla ia.
tisHis. fan en ienoe mlg Rrlter. a. 7 1ar. msU iprltaa
pei. lea nj TIE hare Dine Serge Cd taers eH belt &C
tIrr6s ueo ~ isnos etm VI 1T B Il Heiistf ppors
'pt lie 'RnQer uaar after siatr 10 iaaleoes baess
eQ irit CpiRt tite. StTtp teaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

~aare Sfnlbre, perfenbe &pg, itip
- Haffe. alt er Smerter Dg
Yerfen, Der pi9erfpr Sluan's
Eminent, l4.aa44st.tt.s5a
@ntb bet lite inb. gnpenb bet iirnpeltben
paa bet laars Steb, bet tr9neer burtis inb
oa linbrer. &enSli9ere eno tilieieuoe Fias
fire euer Salper. % pet farper life Subeu.
Sap en- Sfaife / Serebifab for @beumas
tisme, Sorprioniuser. Steb, Sanbpine,
Nenralsia, @out, 2umbaso iamtt iaare %
fine Muifler.
sos ole Npothefere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

cpis re fiisr "rstOrah. gonsu". 1rhs'ai Den
III Eaboer oa sieuoie. Sts BEN e glauler al
glneei M o. od - % ieHoer -e os en- NJ
gborrent. fdl 81 NOT bioe al rdd'iisrrs oet-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

On Tao fom Den Sremmeoc tqicn
enonu itoltere. enbnu opitrere enc
fsr.
"@orte2" ipur1tc ban lofouiif %
.pegte poo Sen Itpngte Gsr.
"7eb." iporeoe Socf.
"6un par min Suitru," ia ser
5remne0e og ionf Ton1mer.
"Roo @rouitenen itaar 5ru Son
ban" lso Sooret, % Der bar ION
en- aIona al Stoltbeo | Den gomIt
Dtanos Stemme.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-09-20

FAIR STORE
OLEARY-BoWSER2CO.
FRED BRINKMANF
HOGANSON BROS
GIVEN HARDWARE CO.
GILL BROS.
SCHNEIDER BROS. CO.
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7bi. .SDnce. ContYib1rted=t Winning the Wdr Ov

o. G. ScHWANDT
THIRD STREET CAFE
ABE GROSSMAN
BAZAAR STORE
JOHN A. DALTON
GEO. T. BAKER
O. j. LAQUA
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E. F. METER
EDWARD JACKSON
BEMIDJI ELECTRIC CO.
C. E. BATTLES
GRAY BREAD CO.
LARSON s. LARSON
DR. r. "A. SHANNON
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FARMERS STATE BANK
EARDING-WHALEY CO.
ST. HILAIRE RETAIL LUMBER CO.
BANKERS DRUG STORE
MINNESOTA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER9Io.
NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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By HER,BE RI QUICK

WE MUST buy bonds the last=cent.of our
VVabiLty, because our country Is gAflng for
its suerv life. MdkeAno Hlistake, citizens q
America, the crisis IS just tlat--.De are fighting
for our uery life.
We must fght this war through. WeaInust
fa1,t II through to peace the basis 81 winch
will be written by and QUE alHeS
Germany must not write "a single Clause "a e,
the Treaty She must be whipped Until she VIII
sion a treaty every word Of which will be draWn
~ the Allies Germany Tnustrnot be allowed lo
dot an.i or cross at
Why?
Because Germany has become nothlne put
! robber empire murderer empire an empire
every purpose Of which IS the ensaVe1ns.at -
the rest Of the world Such purposes adnlt 81
"a compromise. We must conquer or d1e. Il We
do not conquer We shall nevertheless. o1e-.
and die slaves.
Germany began with the intention 81 TOD
ling France Of her iron. her coal her pest lana
and her great factories; Of making Belgium Wilt
.hfr rich nines.s great cities and immense Iac-
tories part Of Germany Of gaining the Del
oian coast from which she might conquer Ens-
land and of combining under her fag the -nolaes
of Mohammedan Turks, and all the balhah
States So that she might train soldiers ia count
less millions build navies to sweep 1nesoGeahs'
and conquer the WORLD
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This war was to be- step toWard sWorlc
conquest
II We do not fgIt the war through to ,',l
,,lete victory she will still Keep on aradsash'
Will succeed. She will surely succeed!

R,,ssia with her nearly 2OO,OOO,Ooo-Peeple
lies prostrate at Germans feet GERMANY Goeaao
now give Up the Balkan SStates;yefy@ up De.sl'
force Austria to yield UP the ltalian
ave Us conduered FranceJyes, sheacou1d eIYe
u, these and even Alsace-Io ana y a.,
lowed q free hand ia Russia, slae fWould SUI
have Won a victory grsaterv than any OF syhioIa
sheae ever dreamed at beginn1ne 81 tne W.
Give her control Of Russia andss ear ana
will within & fewsyearss come baeh with pom W.
~ take haAlsace-Lorrafne, crush poo1 sDef~=
GUM once more and destroy exhausted Iallce.
sweep every vestigeyof resistance from ol'9'
Asia and Africa, and theraT What
Then she will thunder at our doors --fron
Asa she will invade us the West rom Eulop@-
-, the East and from any possible seized vantage
point any side .#
II Germany has control. overathe terms o. q
,aare We who read this will live to see onesoI
Ike Haiser,s six sons Emperor Of America
The time to a.Dhip Gernaunyis HotDa
ii IS nolD or neDer! ,.,..,......-, q
7he Princes or Germany shaking dice tie un'fed
States! 1
ui take money, money, thar ue map 's"d1
men, men,, 11e11!
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R,1v Bonds. for SO only carr theswar be,svgoI,.
every thing YOU possess IS lost al
the American soul IS lost
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BEMIDJI BOX CO.
TAGLEY & WOLD
j. c. PENNEY CO.
G. w. JEWETT CO.
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HENRY MILLER
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-11-14
c4Aprsn WI.

Milky Does Reckless Thing
Milky Larisch had been having an
exciting time.
First of all. he exchanged garments
With the chauffeur. and cursed his own
long legs. which proved difiicult to
cover adequately. But the chauffeur's
long fur ulster helped considerably.
The exchange was rather ticklish
matter, and would have been more 80
had he not found revolver in the
fur coat pocket.
Behold. then. Milky Of the brave
heart standing over his PROSTATE pris-
oner, and rolling him, mummy fashion.
in his own tunic and rug from the
machine.
lit IL cold, my friend, he said
briefly: but i am kindly soul. and
If you have told me the truth. you Will
not have 20 much AZ snuffle to re-
mind you Of this tomorrow" dl'
4 nave teld the truth.
..As . soldier, OF course" Milky
went q, II think you have made .
nastiks. You shsuld have chosen the
prscipaes, But - . private gentle
naa, I. .tAaak yeu."
8i1in9 ezau1nod ne kn0tS IN ~
eepA w11eA wsss vssy well dooA b.
lssa. a. taving saxsed ths chauheur
s.sUsey 1akky DrsUarsd to 60. u ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-11-14

country and the smaller cit1es w.
comparatively quiet. 20 far a. demos
strations against the government were
Concerned. But unquestionabiy theg
plotted. A. for the capital. It was .
seething riot Of sedition. from the re-
ports. A copy OF newspaper. secret
ly printed and more secretly cdrcu-
lated, had brought fre to the kings
eyes- 1t lay on his knees AZ his
daughter entered.
"Well, father" she said, looking
down at him. "how do you feel
"Sit down." he said. The question
as to his health was too perfunctory
to require reply.
Annunciata sat, with q jinglfng OF
chains. She chose a straight chair.
and faced him, very erect.
How old is Hedwigf" demanded the
king.
Nineteen
"Hedwig is old enough to marry.
Her grandmother was not nineteen
when 1 married her."
"It would be better" said An
nunciata, "to marry her while she 10
young. before she knows any better"
ANY better than whatT' inquired
the king testify.
ANY better than to marry at all.
The king eyed her. She was not,
then, even attempting to hide her
claws. But he was an old bird, and
not to be caught In nn argumentativs
cage.
'"1here are several possibilities for
Hedwig," lie said. II have gone into
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-11-14
'eveu Show the Hand Of the Nevses."

ssvou Show the Hand Of the Novles."
the matter pretty thoroughly. Az you
know, have had this ON my mind for
some time. 1t is necessary to arrange
things before I-go."
The king. of course. was neither
asking nor expecting sympathy fron
her, but mentally. and somewhat grim
| ~, he compared her unn,oved face With
that Of his old friend and chancedtes.
only q few nights before.
"It IL a regrettable fact" he went
on, "that must leave. as shall. sad-
Iy troubled country. But for that
he paused. But for that, he meant.
he would glndly go. He needed rest.
| His spirit, still SO alive. chafed daily
more and more against Its worn body.
He believed In another life, did the old
king. He wanted the hearty handc3asp
of his boy again. Even the wife who
had married him against her will had
grown close to him in later years. He
needed her too. A little rest, then.
and after that q new life, with those
who had gone ahead.
"a sadly troubled country" he re-
peated.
IAN countries are troubled We are
no worse than others"
"Perhaps not. But things are
changing. The old order II changing.
The spirit of unrest-I shall not live
to see 1t. You may, Annunciata. But
the day Is coming when all thrones
will totter. Like this one"
Now at last he had pierced her
armor. "LIke this onei"
'.That is what l said. Rouse your
self. Annuncinta. Leave that little
boudoir Of yours. with Its accursed
clocks and its heat and Its nub-dub-
berry, and see what Is about youi Dis
content! Revolution! We are hardly
safe from day to day. DO you think
that what happened nine years ago
was a flash that died M It camel Noa-
sense. Read this!"
He held out the paper and she put
on her pince-nez and read its headings,
a trifie disdainfully. But the next mo-
ment she rose, and stood in front Of
him, almost as pale MS he was. "You
allow this sort of thing to be pub
lished?"
"No. But 1t is published"
"And they dare to say things like
this? Why, tit is"
"Exnctly. 1t is, undoubtedly" He
was very calm. II would mt have
troubled you with 1t. But the sit
uation is bad. We are rather help
less"
"Not--the army, toof'
"What cnn we tell? These things
spread like fires. Nothing may hap
pen for years. On the other hand, to-
morrow
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-11-14
CHAPTER v,-continu.d.


The chancellor was In his old smok-
ing coat and slippers. He made an
effort to don his tunic. but Hedwig
on Mathilde's heels, caught him In the
act. And. after q glance at her face,
he relinQuished the idea. bowed over
her hand, and drew up 4 chair for
her.
And that was how the chancellor Of
the kingdom learned that Captain Lar
isch. aide-de-camp to his royal high
ness the crown prince, had disap-
peared.
II am afraid It is serious" she said.
watching him with wide. terrified eyes.
Il know more than you think do. l.
We hear things, even In the palace"
Irony here. but unconscious. Il know
that there is trouble. And 1t IL not
like Captain Larisch TO desert his
post"
"A boyish escapade. highness." said
the chancellor. But, In the twilight,
he sripped hard at the arms Of his
chair. "He will turn up. very much
ashamed Of himself. tonight or tomor-
row."
THAT IL what you want to believe.
You know better"
He leaned back In his chair and con-
adsred her from under his heavy
brows. Milky gone. perhaps to Join
the others who. one BY one. had felt
the steel Of the terronsts. And this
girl. on whom % much hung. sitting
there. q figure Of young tragedy.
~Hishness." he said at last. ''if the
worst has happened-and that I do
not believe-it will bs because there
70 trouble. ~ You have said. Sooner
or later. We who love our country
must make sacrifices for It. Most Of
al, those In high places will be called
upon. And among them you may be
asked to help"
Ut What can I DOR But she
knew. and the chancellor saw that she
knew.
ut Is Kari. thenf"
TT may be King Karl. Hedwig."
Hedwig rose, and the chancellor got
heavily to his feet. She was fighting
for calmness, and abe succeeded very
well. After ALL II Milky were gone.
what did 1t nattcri Only
"There are 20 many Of you." she
said, rather pitifully. "And you are
all 20 powerful. And against you there
y only-me."
"Why against N. highnessr'
'Because," said Hedwig-"becnuse
care for some one else. and I shall care
for him all the rest Of my life. even II
he never comes back. You may marry
me b whom you please, but shall 60
On caring. shall never forget. And
I shall make Karl the worst wife In
the world. because I hate him."
She opened the door and went out
without ceremony. because she was
hard driven and on the edge Of tears.
That night. the city was searched for
Milky Larfsch, but without result
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-11-14

| In the morning you are to carry dis
| nm tchea tn the cfty"

In the morning you are to carry dis
patches to the city"
Poor Nikkyl With his car facing
toward the lodge. and under necessity.
In order to escape. to back 1t out into
the highway He thought quickly.
There was no chance Of overpowering
his man quickly and silently. And the
house was not empty. From beyond
the door came the sounds Of mems
voices. and the thud Of drinking mugs
on bare table.
You will take me up to the house,
and then put the car away until morn
Ing"
Milky breathed again. 1t was 60
Ing to be easy. nfter all. If only the
road went straight to the shooting box
Itself. the rest was simple. But he
prayed that he make no fnlse turning,
to betray his ignorance.
''Very WE'LL" he said.
His companion opened the door be-
hind him. READY. now," he called.
''The car Is here"
Two men rose from a table where
they had been sitting. and put on great
SoulS VI luT. Ahc iulp u6ht Nithih
quivered In the wind from the open
door. Milky was quite calm now.
His heart bent its regular seventy-twO.
and he even reflected, with sort Of
grim hum0r. that the chancellor would
find the recital of this escapade
much to his taste. In n modest way
Milky felt that he was making history.
The man who Ind received the let
ter got into the machine beside him.
The other two climbed into the ton
ncau. And. as II to make the denoue-
ment doubly ridiculous, the road led
straight. Milky. growing extremely
cheerful behind his goggles. wondered
how much petrol remained In the car.
The men behind tnllzed in low tones.
'They are late tonight" grumbled
one of them. as the house appeared
full lighted. "A tnrdy start tomorrow
again!'
1.-THE king must have his sleep
commented the other. rather mock
lngly.
With a mnsteriy sweep. Milky drew
up his machine before the entrance
Let them once aiIght. let him but start