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VIRUELA NEGRA EN- Ell PUES
TO DE CUAYMAS..
fViena de la ia. Pag)

Para ~proceder Embellishments a
Ia revacunacion de todos los alumnoS
de las escuelas oficiaics, pues estos
establecimientos pueden ser focos
de contagio, va Sc encargaron a Ia
capital del Estado algunos c~entena-
res de ampulas de suero ~antl-var1o-
loso, las que Sc espera que liegaraa
a fines de esta semana.
Iguaimente Sc han hccho gestIo-
nes cerca del Jefe de las Armas, q
fin de que este jefe ordene que los
campamentos que tienen estableci-
dos en- las orilias de la ciudad las
familias de los so!dadcs, sities q per
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RENACE LA ACTIVIDAD MENERA
EN- SONORA.
(Viene de Ia ia Pa.)

vendran a aumentar Ia demanda de
trabajadores que va esta haciendose
notable.
Muchas familias mey;canas que z
consecuencia de la dificuItad para
vivir por falta de trabajo, habian
salido de territorio dc su pals para
cuc suS fariliares vinieran aqui I
ganar para elias la subsistenc;a, en-
vista del auge Cue &c nIeva cuenta
estan tom.ndo las Industries mine-as
en- Sonora, han empezado 4 regresar,
contan6ose va por docenas las que
han adoptado esta resolution Y la
han llevado a cabc.
Los c6nsu!es mexicanos, por su
parte, dan a dichas familias toda ca
Sc de facilidades para la repatria.
cion.
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BELFAST. Enero 2S.-El trasa-
tlantico "Andania', perteneciente a
Ia Linea Cunard, fuc torpedcado aver
on ia manaEa frcnte d Ia costa irlan-
desa de Ulster. pero sin que el barco
fuera echado 4 pique, segun dice el
Irish Daily Telegraph, en- in
formation cue do a Ia publ:cidad a.
noche. e. p~eri6dico agrega que So
e que ningunas perdidas de vida
fueron causadas por n explosion.
e. "Andsnia' habia zarpado de III
puerto b~ritanico llevando a bordo
como a cuarenta paSajeros y mas dc
Goscientos hombres en- su tripu!aclon.
Dos torpedos &c fueron disparados por
ell submarine cue 10 ataco, no hablen-
do hecho bianco el primcro, pero 81
el scgundo. Embellishments el ca
pitan do ordencs para que Ell barco
faera abandonado y ell pasaje y IA
tripulacion tomaron los botes.
Despues dc ravegar por espacio
de n bora, los naufragoS fueron
rescatados por algunos b~ergantincS y
barcos ~patrallas V desembarcados en-
III punto dc la costa septentrional Ge
Ir'anda. Sc cree que Sera possible
tracr e. barco torpedeado. a puerto,
Pues los perjuicios cavsados po- Ct
torpedo que le aicanz6, parecc que
10 fucron &c consideration Y que 81
vapor no SC tundra.
FL "!Andania" eS un barco do.
13,405 toneladas dc capacidad. Fue
construido en- Grcenock, Escocia, en-
1918. Y cstaba al servicio del trait
co maritime entire Inglaterra Y los
EStados Unidos.
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MEXICANO ATROPELLADO.

En- Ia cuadra numero 1000 dc ia
Gale No. Flores, aver a las $40 .
m, fuc atropellado por un automo-
vii Eduardo Baez quien recibio he
ridas que ameritaron SUI translate
ii hospital dc IL ciudad. Ell chauffeur
c~ausantc de este atropello logr6 cs-
capar antes de que la policia Sc pre-
sentara a inves:Igar Ell hecho.
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LA REVOLUTION DE FlNLAN-
Ola.
Viere de La 2a.)

Svinhufvd contcsto cue la demanda
no podia ser atendida.
E. gobierno filandes ha enviado j
tcdos los g~obiernos cue han rcconoci-
DO "a indc9endencia dc F;nlandia,
una pTotssta contra Ia intromision
rusa en- los asuntos finlandeses. Las
comunicaciones telegraficas con Pc
troerado Sc hal'an interrumpid2s.
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AHcRA Es RuEN TEMPO PARA
QUE Sc CURE SU CATAR2O

extirpara los germenes del catarro
cue infestan su sangre, ~haciendolos
desaDarecer totalmente de So slste-
ma. Els este el mas satisfactorio ira
tamiento para esa enfermedad, por-
que penetra hasta las raices Y cesa
Ia causa que Ia origina. Escriba hoy
por una information complete, Y
nuestro consejo medico experto, lie
indicara el tratamiento que Sc debe
seguir en- su case. Aplovschese de
las ventajas que esta oportunidad e
ofrece. Dirijase a Swift Specific
Co. Dent. 0. Atlanta, &c. (Adv.)
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FL tempo benigno ayuda al
tratamiento

No Sc equivoque, pensando que 81
catarro ha desaparecido. La primer
raeha del inyierno Sc 10 traera de
vuelta con TODD 81 c~ortejo de moles-
tias.
Pero este tempo es eXcelente para
que Emp;e del TODD su sangre de los
germenes del c~atarro, y de que Ges-
tierre para Siempre Ia molestia de
irrigaciones Y duchas, que nunca 10
graran curarlo.
EI S. S. S., ell gran purificador,
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HABRA UN DICTATOR DE ALI
MENTOS.... -.
Viene de "a IA Pa.)

dc Ia factura expedida al comerclan
te im~portador. Este, por su parte,
al recibir la factura, tendra Ia obi
gaci6n dc cnviar una copla integra
dc ella a director dc aiimentoa
para que SEA co%nfrontada con la CO.
pia que remita la comision reslden-
tie en- los Estados Unidos.
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10 general guardian un complete es-
tado dc desasco, sean ~trasiadadoy a
lugares mas centrfeos Y en- donde las
condolences ~higienicas scar memo
d~ccifientes.
Tambien Sc ha c~stablccido una es-
pecie de %cuarcntcna a Ia que son
s~ujetos los v~iajeros que feren
p%rocedentes de Sinaloa, donde Ia
epidemia de viruela ha tornado ca
racteres alarmantes.
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GRATIFlCATE con vi ai0 dc subscription.
al diariO IA PnENSA', a Ia persona cue
me dipre ilfOrlIcs cXactos a"crca dc mi
h.jO Manuel Vega dc Il aiOS do cda4, del
rado. cD;or blanr". In Mayo del ari0 pa
sadO trab2iabI Ell TN mUlInU de niSianll
Ell FL paso. Texas, y de ALI sali6 en- in
Cnganclc.- Dlriiarsc 4 Arcade Vega B.ir-
neS F"lS. i-g-s-2)
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El'Andania 'torpedeado
pero no hundidO

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=. Tfir translation file With The :.
:. postmaster III san .tGtonio. TC>aS. :.
on January %ath. H. required by =
the act OF October 6, 1917. -
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DIR. :. r.. TliTlISO ,yliCiia arrenddia-
rio para 80 acres de TERRA de- llb"arza y
% de Observation-Disclosures I la B0tica dc
San Juan. 6I9 D0lOroSa =. u-30-2-f
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Ell %'onelaje de
pals
destruido
Solamente sesenta y nueve
fueron victimas de los
Submarines

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!. True translation file with the !
: postmaster ut san Antonio. Texas. .
: on January Goth. a. required ny :
!. the act OF October s, 1917. "
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NADHip HOTEI.-2tG :. santa Rosa Ave.
-TotO rurvO. Cana ID : - ccntayos por
pnrS0ns. i--3j
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-TRASPASOS-

TRAST.iSO IL tienda de abarro.eS Situada
en- cI numeyo i0S n. Frio 81. ALI mismo
81 infOrma. 60
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POR TTAJE trasTaSo en- $4,000 ncgocio
acrcaitado. bucnos rendimientos. lugar
cGn,r.co.-Informan 5U w. Commerce 81.
u-a0-s-i9).
TRASpASO Ia TlENDA DE ARARROTES
SiTUhDA EN Ell NUMER0 1903 w Com.
mcrCe St.-.Alii miSiIO sc !nrorma. a.
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OtEDAI,E Inuy dsraGccido con Ia pcrso-
ma que me ipcOrmc aCcrCa de M hernia
no Vicente ficrro. ouSinario de san An
drts. Chin. In 1910 Sc scpar0 del Seno
dc IN famiIia : deSdc haze cuatro amos no
he yuriio 4 tcner nOtiCiaS SuyaS. D!rijal-
Sc a Ea!cntin FierTo, Johnson, Arizona.
t-51-22,.
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-VENTAS--

A]RTiCULOS DE PRIMERA NECES!DAp,
sIelnpre SC cons:guen Z meiOr precIo en- Is
casa dc J. ". and G. MaTroquin. 400 DO.
lnTG>l 81.
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SE RENTAN dos CuartoS 4 familia' meXlcaus
de dos O tres personals srlndeS, con uLtniS
rercrencias. ln!orman 5ii n. santa Rosa
avenue.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION

OCCASION
EMPLEOS-
Sc NECESITAN se1oritas para elaboraf
~puros.-Finck Cigar Factory, fN Wesl
Commerce 81. S1-n
Sc NECESITAN tres buenos zapateros para
reDarac:ones q mano. Sc pagara buen Sa-
isrio 81 son buenos Y completeness artesa-
nos. Ocurran personalmente a Ia Boston
Shoe Repair.-ii0 W. Houston Street.
CO.
rECESlTO urgenicmente IS personals para
peiar pOlloS.-Traba1o
i'randt. 1850 Roosevelt Ave, CT. 21E.
u-2ts-2.
Sc NECESITA una criada para que Guide
IN nifo Y ayude al trabajo general de casa,
40 Nolan ST. n-3n
Sc NECEslTAN zapateros en- t03 Military
d-3i)
r NECESITA I'm muchacllo meXlcanO pa
RI Dependence ell ;iiendd de abarrote en-
tregar IDS mercancias. 100 Wyoming 81.
MATRIMoNlALES
u,vEN ESPaNoL de % amos desea reia.
con ~Seilorita menOr de b anos que
:iahle espaiiol. Ubjetc matrimonial. Para
,Hrormes dirfjanSe 8: RaymuEdo Granda--
Harper. oregon
IOvEN ESPANOL. desea correspondents
on senorita mexicans blen edpcada > &c
,,.SIa DE- y a 81 fos.-Dtreccion a. )
''", 7a Red Lodge, Montana
81 NECESlTt IN SaStre para tra57lo de
planchador. DirlIirsr a Gl7 West CONNER
&C.
NECESlTA TN ioyen mcyicaDO que Ia
bic ingleS. Bien educsd6 Y DC bueDa apa-
riencia. Se% prefieTe una persona Que Ten
"a experienced en- 10 venta dc mercancias
Y trabaio de cscrt,orto. Al conlesiar' de
sidido en- los E. T.. Y el enlpleo que te-
MIA en- Mexico. Inutl confestar sin bue-
mas reGcrcncias. Apart1do No. G12 Ddllas,
Texas. L:-ol
NECESlTA TN muchacho para trabaio
COMO emplrado en dcp0Silo de herramlen-
FIorrS. $50
Sc NECESlTA un muchacho para irabaIo.
-3lu W. fbuSicl, ~
Sc NECESiTA Embellishments lin zapaie-
70 para rcmcGdar CGtZadn; 6u"nJS SucidoS.
-rSrribJn @ ,sicgraf!rn a {. &. Shoe shop,
CORPUS CHRISTI, EN-. i-Jl-2-iiJ
-VENTAS-
ARTICULOS De PRIMERA NECESEDAp,
sIelnpre sc cOasiguen q me!Or preclo en- Is
casa dc J. ". and O.. harlequin. 100 DO.
lnTU>I 81.
vENDO en- aDonos maGuina para coser y
bordar mGrra Singer pianos. mucDies
Y ron0grarOS. + de- los Santos, i1 n.
San SABA, Tclefono Travis 6SS9.
EEEDC dos mulss meyIcanas en- muy bue
mas condolences. Dirijanse 4 Anita II
Saenz, $500 5. Flores 81. u-iJ-a-3.
Sc VENDE clrgan;e b0guc para dos per-
SonaS ron lIintas de- hule. snnIGmcnte Da-
rai0. pirijan>c Il 52G :. Alamo.
En- ~hTENGiDN 4 mi qucbrantada SaluJ.
vrn!U mi acrcditada cantiIla. IA ALE
GRi.i.' Siilada en- i25 y. santa Rosa aes-
dc har. Il a1o>. Lironria para vcnta de
de este aiiO.-,Nn IT, i"Br i nGdic NJ I'M
ccnsavn.-vendo al rlgurcso cont."".--
J. /. TrcTiil". GU
Us
81 RENTAN dos CuartoS 4 faIntlia' meXlcans
de dos O tres personals grlndeS, con uLtnis
rarcrencias. lnIorman 81 \. santa Rosa
avenue.
IL DIR. :. Il. TiiTlI|O -Dliciia drrendIia-
rio para 80 acres DE TERRA de- llb"arzl y
% de Observation-Disclosures ! la B0tica dc
san Juan. 6l9 D0lOroSa Si. u-30-2-f
MADRID HOTEI..-1t9 :. santa Rosa Ave.
-T0cO nuryO. Cana ID ) - ccntayos Dor
persona. t--5i
-TRASPASOS-
TRAST.iSO IL ,ienda de abarro!es Situada
en- cl numeYo i0S n. Frio 81. ALI miSmo
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PESOUISAS

5000 DE GRATITICACiOT. dos amos dc
SuScripCi6u. al diario IA PRENSA' o Ii
pOr iGIal yaior, 4 Quien me informo
rXactarrcntc dc TrOtOSiO GUnZilel, qUien
en- 1915 81 haiiaba en- Reno. Okla. Dirijln-
81. 4 ROdnlrO Gonzalez Flores, rs :. end.
St.-PlI!adciphia, Pa. t-30-2-2Sl
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Sc DESEA saber Ia direction dc las seho-
ras Lopez de Lara y Larraza ia; &c
BOrneo. DirijanSe { Alfonso ManriihSA'
7tgL, w. Commerce 81. Nf'''
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vENDO en- aDonos maGuina para coser y
bordar marra Singer pianos. mucbles
Y ron0graroS. + de los Santos, i1 n.
san SABA, TclerCno Travis $3.50.
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TE!DO dos mulss meyicanas en- muy bue
mas condolences. DfrllanSe 4 Anita II
SaenZ, $500 ;. Flores 81. t-iJ-a-3
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-02-07

Bert Billings was in the city the
first of the week. He is selling apples
and other vegetables for Fort Col
Inns, Colo, firm by the car load lots.
Get few sheep to take care of the
fence corners and the weed patches.
Their wool crop pays the cost of keep
ing them. The mutton is all profit.
Miss Ethel Lofiin has received a
nice appointment at Washington, D.
c., and will leave for that city as
soon as she can be released from her
position as Domestic Science teacher
in the Ellis schools. Her friends are
all glad she has received this recog-
milton and perdict she will make good.
The school board regret to lose her
from the faculty, but we are glad to
do so for her advancement.-Ellis
Headlight
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-02-07

Smoked meats at Bakers. Adv.
Pure home made lard at Bakers
For Sale-Perfection straw spread
er--bran new. Phone 209. Adv. 46
Wanted-Girl for general house
work Address P. o. box 312 or phone
94-Adv. 43.
For Sale-1 spring wagon and 1
set of single harness. At Courtney's
store. Adv. 39f.
The Trego County Cooperative
association has corn for sale at their
elevator. Adv. 30.
ROOMS-To Rent by the day or
week. Call at Trego Hotel opposite
the water tower. Adv. Aft.
am prepared to do house moving,
fully equipped. Address j. F. Hull,
Ellis, Kansas. Adv. A mop.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-02-07

Frank Stout was up from Hays last
Monday on business.
Roy Powers was down from Collyer,
Wednesday, between trains.
A. L. Palmer and Johnnie Pearson
were up from Ogallah last Monday.
Chas. Dodge, the electric shoe max
er, made trip to Russell last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Knapp and child
rem arrived home last Monday from
trip east.
sister, Mrs. Vandebur, at Collyer,
over Sunday.
H. H. Bacon and family arrived
home the latter part of last week
from Florida
Mrs. Tennell, manager for Caron's
Ladies Outftters, spent last Monday
in Ellis on business.
C. A. Repshire, of Wilcox township,
was in the city Wednesday. We ac-
knowledge a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Seirer were
down from Collyer township last Fri
day trading with our merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Durham, who
are visiting in Indiana, are expected
home the latter part of this week.
Arthur Olson came in on Mondays
jitney from the east. He had been
to Camp Funston to visit his brother,
who , is stationed there.
Rex Morgan, who has been working
in Kansas City for some time, is
home on a visit as he expects to be
called in the next draft.
dad" Oliver, representing the
Topeka Paper Company, was in the
city Wednesday, calling on the news
paper boys, also merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Purinton, of near
Banner, are the proud parents of a
daughter born last Monday Dr.
Herrick reports mother and child do
ing nicely
Mrs. Ella Marcy, of Wilcox town
ship, was in the city last Monday
transacting business and trading with
our merchants.
Strayed or Stolen-1 bay horse, A
years old weight about 1150 pounds,
brand on left stifel- Reward will be
paid for information leading to the
recovery. Notify Glenn Griffith, Utica,
Kansas. Adv. AZ. At.
We saw a sight last Monday that
we will never forget as it was the first
time we had ever seen anything like
it A young man boarded the jitney
for the west He could walk back
ward but not forward This man sure
had our sympathy. He seemed to get
around pretty lively.
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Subscribe for the World-$15O q

Subscribe for the World-$15O a
year
c. c. Lucas was in from Collyer
township last Friday visiting home
folks
As cents per hundred for your old
iron. Ray ]. Shaw, Pickering's garage.
Adv. so.
For Sale-A few registered Red
Polled young bulls, good ones. T. A.
Hawkins, Wa-Keney, Route 8. ,Ad.47.
Frank Locker, who is to relieve
Bert Blackman as operator at the
depot took the jitney for Ellis We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Blackman leave
today for Weskan, Kansas, where
Bert will be station agent, etc, for
the U. P. at that place.
Chas. Bednasek, who lives 10 miles
visitor last Saturday and made US a
pleasant visit while here.
Sam Erickson, jr., a chip off the
old block, and friend whose name we
did not learn were up from Ogallah
township last Friday and paid this
office a visit Call again when in town.
Dr. and Mrs. Haughey and Mrs R.
R. Ufford came down from Wa-Kee-
ney last Friday night to witness the
basket ball game and also to visit a
few hours with friends-Ellis Head
light.
At the recent revival in Ports the
evangelist preached thirty sermons
and the collection amounted to an
average of six dollars per sermon
$3.50 all told But that was a pretty
fair salary for two weeks work
Osborne Farmer.
Ed Kvasnicka, of near Banner, who
enlisted December Is, 1917, at Fort
Logan, Colo, writes to home folks
that he was transferred to Newport,
Va, and from there to camp Mergs,
Washington, D. C. He was assigned
to the Motor Corps and likes army
life; adds he has seen lots of the
country since the middle of December.
Here is the prize mail order house
story: A woman went into a Chanute
store the day before Christmas and
picked out a doll. Then she went to
the proprietor and asked him to loan
it to her until after Christmas. Il
have a doll coming from Sears Roe
buck" she exclaimed, "but it will not
come in time now, and 1 don't want
my little girl disappointed" why
certainly, madam" he said, IN be
glad to accommodate you" Chanute
Tribune
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-02-07
FIVE WAYS IN WHICH
DELCO LIGHT INCREASES
FARM EFFICIENCY

1. Work which was formerly accom-
plished by hand can now be done
electrically with current supplied by
Delco-Light. Time and labor are
therefore saved
2. Delco-Light brings to the farm
all of the modern benefits which
formerly attracted the boys and girls
to the city.
3. Delco-Light solves the retired
farmer" problem, by bringing to the
country home all of the conveniences
of the city.
A. Delco-Light makes the home a
better and more enjoyable place in
which to live. Therefore, everyone
becomes cheerful and contented.
5. By correcting fundamental iv-
ing conditions on the farm, hired
labor is attracted to the farm rather
than to the city.
Delco-Light Saves Time and Labor
Increases Farm Efficiency,
And Pays For Itself.
RAY c. HALL, Dealer
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-10-04
TEAM WORK
INSURANCE

try forever oh, yes, he assumed the
innocent air quite dramatically. Some
of the war office people believed in him
until the damning documents were laid
before them.
"And he was still somehow in touch
with things, Wallace, and the leakages
went on afterward. That's why we
had orders to hang him as soon as
Santiago was taken. He did the kind
est thing he could have done to him.
self when he got in the way of that
sniper's bullet.
''Ill tell you who the child's mother
was, Wallace, because I was unfOrtu-
nate enough to know her. She was
Miss Rennie, Miss Marjorie Rennie,
of a Baltimore family-fine people,
and, of course, with tradition like
that, she believed in the scoundrel alb
solutely. She came to me twice. The
first time was before the informal trial
held by the department. She begged
me to believe he was innocent and the
victim of a trap. / wouldn't even lis
ten. You know, when a man has to
run down his friend he has to harden
his heart.
"She came to me again, after Hamp-
ton was broken. She told me l had
played false to my best friend and
that I'd suffer for it to the last day of
my life. I've never forgotten that in
terview, and you can guess how it
made me mad to hang Hampton when
we learned that he was still keeping
up the game from his exile in Cuba.
He must have got quite number of
fee. That's about all"
tits enough" said Wallace. '"The
girl married him. them"
Continued next week
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CHAPTER II.

He stopped, astonished at the way
ard began to stutter, paced the inside
of the tent for some moments, mutter-
ing to himself, AID then swung round
upon his heel, facing the lieutenant.
sGood God, no, Wallace! Whatever
put that internal idea into your head?"
he exploded. "See here, now! You're
not well enough to talk this thing. over
tonight. Some day I'll tell you why
your proposal is impossible"
THAT'S all very well, Major. don't
know what you mean, but if you don't
like my proposition you know what
you can do. I'm quite well enough to
listen to what's worrying you. Dig it
out!''
81 haven't time, Wallace. There's
these stragglers to be sorted out. Not
that much can be done tonight, sup
pose. Sometime I'll tell you
He swung round on his heel and
made for the entrance, stopped and re-
turned.
81 suppose I'd better tell you now"
he exclaimed. 81 had thought it might
be as well not to tell you ever. You
don't happen to know who this child's
father was-that man in the tent?'
"What do you mean, Major? Some
settler caught by bullet, / suppose.
"Hampton!" said Major Howard,
grimly.
Lieutenant Wallace sat bolt upright
on the bed and stared at the other in
aIlaZement.
ssIhe man who sold our mobilization
plans to Spain?' he whispered, con-
scious of sudden terror for the child.
The major nodded. Its years
since we worked together in the war
office" he answered, "and, frankly, !
didn't know the face. You wouldn't
have, would you, after the work that
Tie bullet had done? One OF. those
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-10-04
Forming New Ukranian Army.

Amsterdam, Oct. g.. General Ro-
gosa, Ukrainian war; minister, accord
ing to a telegram from Kiev, an
nounces that plans for the Ukranian
army call for the formation of eight
army corps of two divisions each. The
minister declared that the population
regarded the plan sympathetically,
while Germany and AustriaHungary
are showing extreme good will to-
ward the formation Of a Ukranian
army and are promoting it generous
ly and energetically."