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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
SSH @dl1neis perlaile11.

Gent 23. Mai. Ser ebemaltge
&ailer &arl bon Oejterreid nno So
mig bon 11ngarn fat, tDie in @enf be-
fannt gegeben miro, ser f6mei5erii6en
&egierung ar1ttli6 11ritgeteilt, er ge=
oenfe nit ieiner. 6arnilie unb ieinem
@efolge i'm Muguit oie 56uei5 5l1 per=
laiien. 8obin er iib 5u begeben beab=
ii6tigt, teilt er nt6t nit. Der ebema=
lige Wonarb gibt auBerbeu1 bas Ser
ipre6en lolange er nod in Der
5dmei5 lit, fi6 ieber politif6en 8ro-
paga1uoa gu ertbalten. Bdbrenb bie
8ermutungen iiber Ben fiinftigen Muf-
ertbnlt Der Snbsburger< <Sarnilie nod
Soaan0 ooer 5panietr, au6 England
.ooer ben Ser. 5toaten tpeiien, bat
man auf Der n1tberen Seite ben ginz
bruf, &arl boffe irtn1er nod auf lei=
ne &iidfebr nod l1ngarn als &onig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
Srcr,f ist1par3cr Se>
gen.

8oris, 23. W1ni. &riegsnnirilter
8ortbon but Der Deputiertenfa1nm
bie nene 9lrmeeborlage nnterbreitet.
Danab miro 6ie Dtenit5eit Der 9oloa-
ten auf a6t5ebn Monote re0u5iert;
bisber betrug iie bret Sabre.
Gie Borlage iiebt cine Jrtebensltdr=
fe bon 100000 Weann Dor, Die nod
5tpoI Iftagiger Mobiliiation anf 900,-
900 erbobt 1perber fann. 8elohbere
Mnfn1erfianlfeit miro oent 5lieger-
forps ge1benft, 0as aus 40 5liegerz
idppa6ronen fir &unbibafteroienit
nnb @erfen bon 8onben unb 80
|S6tpabronen fit 8eobahtung bette
fen 1on. guno6 betragt bie 6rte-
bensitdrfe 6es 5liegerforps $4,000
mnn, Ole I'M @riege nlf 100000
Munn Dermebrt tperben f0nnen.
Sic sSS11fanterie beitebt aus 81 Di=
btitonen nit elmer Grie6ens1tdrfe bon
100000 Man11. Die anoeren 100, 900
Wann entfallen auf Mrtinerie uno
@abauerie. sSn Der 8orlage miro be-
itin1n1t, 6aB niht nebr als nenn Mar=
i6dne ernannt tperoen iollen. sSn
6rie0ens5eiten ion ibre 3aW nnr 6ret
betragen.
Die 8orlage iiebt cine nngebeure
8ermebrung on ih,pnr5en Gruppen
Dor. 8isber batte bie Srie6ensarrnee
111lr bier gnegerregimenter. geud Der
nelelt 0orIaee fon iie AZ oiefer &egi-
r1etrter erbaIten. &ierfiir 1onen Neger
aus Nerbdfrifn, banptiadli9 9l1gier,
S11nis nnb Moroffo berpnnot aper6en.
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2p6nerh0h1tng bel syorb 81.

Detroit, Wfi9., 80. Mai. Sic
Mngelteaten Ser Soro Wotor Gonrpa=
np, tperoen, tpie mitgeteilt tpnroe, an
l Sunni cine betrd6tli6e 2obnerbob=
nng onftatt eines eir5igen Bonus on1
@n6e oes sSabres erbalten. Mm 1. SSl-
nj tper0en sic Mngeltellten eine Sobnz
erb0bnng tpel6e an1 /. Sannar ge=
tpdbrt 1puroe, na6tpdgli6 erbalten.
Die nah 6en1 1. Weai nnge1tellten
2eute erbalten einen Win6eltlobn bon
Is Gents 0ie 5tun6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
glnfs &1brsebiet 51nadit ber5idtet

Mmf's 9iubrsebiet 5nnadt Der5idtet.
Ynris, "a. Neai. 8or 8eginn Ser
|SiBnng ser fran5oiii6en Depntterten>
&unner erflarte Oeinilterprafioent
8rianb an1 Dienjtag IN elmer @rnppe
bon BarIame1tariern onf oeren Ni1=
frage, es iei augenbli6li6 fein Nn=
luB, ins gnbrgebiet etn5uriden, Do
bie oberibleliibe, Sage ii6 berdnoert
|bahe. 81. fiiete hilnaall, cine 8elebung
bes Nubrgebtets feitens Jranfreids
obne bie llnterltiibnng Der onoeren
gnte11ten1d6te 1piirbe Ber5iM auf Sen
gerioiaer=Gertrag bebeuten.
sS1 aob11li6er @eiie duBerte li6 Der
Mi11ilterprdii0ent in ieinen MuSfilb=
rungen in Der 5ibnng Der @atnmer.
8riano legte in 0ielen Nusfiibrunge:,,
beion0eren 9ea9orud oarauf, DaB ous
banptiddlidite 3iel ieiner oustparti=
gen Holitif lei, Die llnteritiibnng Ser
offentliden Weinung 6ranfrei9s itd)
gu erbalten. fotpte glei65eitig 0ie MO-
raliihe l1nterltiibung Der Ser. 5too=
ten lnb @roBbritannienS.
.sN Ser @elt, tpie lie 5ur5eit lit,
erfl6rte Ser Miniiterprali6ent, ufann
fein 2an6 1i6 iioIieren. S6 n1odte
6ranfrei9 ni6t tpie6er in Ser 2age
ieben, tpie i'm Sabre 1870. 8enn
3tpongs1naBregeln ar5utpenoen iin6,
tflnB sizes i'm gtnflang NIT nnierer
gerbii16eten geI6eben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
ie6oa getpiife S9pierigfeiten babe

ie6oh getni1ie Sdtpiertgfeiten babe
6aB cine Hegierung nidt genotigt iei,
@etpi11ne 81 er5ielen, nod Ben @eie=
ben 5u geborben, Die oen freien Mit=
belDerb regmlierert ga biefe @eIeBe
auf eine Negierung feline Mntpet1bung
Finoer, ionte sic &egierung ebenfo
lparlnnt tpie Elm 8ripatunternebrnen
geleitet tperben. Ser erite @dritt III
oieier Gi6tnng lei bas 8en1iiben Ser
.republi blifaniiden Gartet Elm 8ubget=
.iD1tenr ei15ltfiibren 1no er boffe, DoB
}oiefes 3iel bor 8eginn hes reuenHe1z
tlungsiabres erreiht tperoen nir0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
aberNitaaftecft an Dc,ttisbc
atitN pclcft.

Haris, 23. Mai. sSs,1 al1tliden
&retien in Haris er1partet man nidt
oub oie 8eiprebung Der Winiiterpra<
ftbenten 2loDb George mo 8rianG IN
Boltlogne bor Gnbe Der. @ode ftatt=
fi1l0en far1r; es miro barauf bingepie=
ien,. baB oie glnmeienbeit @rianbs int
|tSenat bel ser 0e5atte iiber Sic ausz
apdrtige 8olitif, Die ii6 Ser Ser Sc
plltiertenfan1mer ani6lieBen miro, mo-
tig iei.
Haris, 90. W1ai. Die entente
&on1miiiion in 9ppeIn bat, 1pie am
Montog on1tlidp nod 9aris beridtet
rpur0e, lolpoW 5n ben 9euti6e1H tpie
5u ben 8olen Mboronungen gefanot,
Inn tie auf5uforoern, aue 1nilitariider.
Operationen int Mbltimml1ngsgebiet
ein5nItellen. SeSn ie0er Ser bei6en Nb=..
ordnungen sind Frankreich, Grossbrit-.
tannien nno Stalien bertrete11.
2onbon, 23. Mai. es1t 2on6on
1pl1r0e am O}ontng nr1tli9 befannt ge-.
geben> Die brittlhe &egierung babe ltG.
entibloilen, in allerna6iter 3eit Wi=.
litar nod Sberi6leiien gu 16ifen.
Mnn pernute, bnB 5nno6it ni6t nrebr
als bier 8ataiao11e gei6idf 1Deroen;
tpabri6einlib miro man Srnppen 6a@
5n apdhlen. bie bor unb 1pdbren6 Der
Mbitin1n1ung in Sberfble1ie1 0ienit
taten, nabber aber an Sen GBein a11-
rilfge5ogen mur0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
0cnti hlaitt eittisbleiie,,,
preritpt 81 bc5ahlef,.
~ ~ 80
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Berlin %. Mni. Son perldbli-
der Seite in 8erlin miro perlihert,
oas neue @abinet aan5Ier @irts bo-
be bas ebrlide 8eitreben, 6ie iemeils
faaigen gntibaoigungs 3ablungen
ni6t MIR piinftlib ein5ubolten, ion<
bern tpomoglib nod etnas 8orlprung
5n befommen; in oieien1 Gimme 6eibt
es, mare Der gan5e Negierungs Np=
panat iekt in 8etpegung geiebt. &un5-
Ter @irt bat aae e&lorts-gbefs err
il1dt, gelbloiien 5u Dem beablidtigten
3iele 5uiammeH6umirfen tramentlid,
Inn 6as 8ertrauen ser entente au ae=
1pinnen.
gs beiBt iebt, ser neue, nod per-
baltnismdBig ilnge 4an5Ier, Ser nod
IN Der eriten @dIfte ser gier5iger
itebt, nnb feline &ollegen i'm 4obinett
nit ieinem politilden 56arfiinn, ieiz
men Gdbigfeiten nn0 ieinen gifer
iiberrai6e, nerbe mnbribeinliA sic
2eitung Der austndrtigen Bolitif in
&an0en bebalten, iooab mad 8is
nards Weulter Der Ninilter Griiber
5taatslefretar) beg NeuBern nebr
&o1ltine= =8eanter bliebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
5dre6ensseit in eSrlanbs &anptitabt

0ubli1l 25. D6ai. Sample 51pi.
I6en Sen 5inn Seiners nnb ben brltis
}6en Sruppen miten beute I'M Ser
5en Ser Staot 9ublin. Dus 3oabauS
lpl1roe Don elmer groBen Nn5ubl Der
.Sinn 1einers gegen balb 2 llhr beute
noh,nittng in 9ran0 gelebt nno De
Jeuers8riga6e lpar nibt in1ltanoe, oas
5euer l1nter o&ntroae 81 bringen.
5ieben Sinn=6einer lpurDen getotet,
elf perlpunoet nno 65 IN 8efangen=
lhoft genon1n1en. SIM Centrum Der
Staot berrlbte eine 8anif,s nno ale
@ei1dftsbanier Daren gei6lolien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
giirfe1t 1triidaeidjlaqen.

Mtben, "a. O2ni. 2aut Mittet-
lung oes riniiteriun1s in Atb-
en- iino Mngriffe tiirfiider g4ationoli-
ite11 geger griebiibe 2inien i'm noro<
lihen @leiraiien 5uriidgei6lag
tporben. ggeiter iii6li9 iinb tiirfiibe
sSsrreguIare aus Stennngen bertrie-
ben tporoer, sic iie bor ben grie6i-
ihen 2inien eingenon,r1e11 batten.
Weiter miro gennelbet, onf tiirfi-
fhe Banben an ser Siiofuite bes
|5buor5en Meeres eingetroffen iinb
uno BEN geriub nloder1, giirfifd<
gbrafien 5u erreihen, mo ern1te I'm
ruben ousgebrohen ji11o. 8erbreder
Ionen in bieIe Dorfer in gbrofier1
|eingeornngen lein, biele 8erione1l err
morbet l1n0 anbere Mnsibreitungen
begongen baben. Die tiirfiide Matio-
1aliiten 6egierung ion cine Note
11o6 8elgrao gefhift boben, IN Der
sssngoilabien nufgeforbert miro, cine
Mrmee no 9ber buIgnrifde1 @ren5e
5l1 I6iden. Inn an einen1 sSelD5lg ge=
gen b11Igariide 8anoen teil5nnebmen.
Die 8erleurn6nng 1T ipie faIibes
Ge1b;; ;;SSeoernantt tpiirbe iih be6en-
Ten, eg gu 111iin5er1 aber Sober gibt
lie obne Geniilensbiile bon San6 81
SS5n1t6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
Gtanb Ser Obitetnte.

@uIbington, 23. Maai. Ser in et-
liben Eeiler bes 9an6es am Sblt an
geri6tete Iroitibuben miro irr a1ge-
.meinen feline 8erfiir5ung oes GrtragS
5ur 6olge baben, tpie 6as 2anblDirt=
idafts= Gepartemer1t n1itteilte. 5don
ieBt tperben groBe Mengen Bfirli6e
aus Georgia uno &irlben aus Salt
forrria ouf Sen Oenrft gebrabt;; 6ie
gr6beeren<@rnte lit 1bon iebt in ge=
tpiiien @egerp6en mebr aIs rei6li6.
@ine CUTE 9lpfel= unb 8firit6S Sgrnte
tpir6 in Colorado, ein 0nrbld1ittsz
@rtrog in 9eeuenglanb uno Netp Oorf,
cine 5iemlid) quite Spdtdpfel= =grnte IN
Seem Seriep nno BenniDlDania ertpar=
tet.
Senneliee ertpartet 6ie bette 8ron1~
beer grnte, Die es ie gebabt bat, 0a-
gegerr eine fnappe Mepfel- un6 Bfir=
Iidpgrtte. ssyn l1tab miro Der @rtrag
an Bfirfiben borausii6tli9 MIR 80
gro5ent bes Dur9lbnitts betragen.
3ienrlieb CUTE Grtrdge an Brombeeren
.nn6 @inbeeren tperber1 in Wi1ionri
erpartet. Die Musiidten fir Die Iep<
felernte in Soma beiiern fid, bagegen
befiirhtet bns 8eparte1nent, baB Mi@
6igan cine 5iernlid idledte grnte ba=
ben miro, ausgenonmen 8interapRl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
papit 1pcftnct iish an bic
1rlG1tHer

2onoon, %. Nfai. Yapit 8ene-
oift bot in elmer 8otibaft, Die er oer1
&aroinal 2ogue, Dem 8rinas ST
LAMBS, }anbte, Die @nglanoer 1o1p1e
oie ssllanber bringeno aufgefopoert,
bon peiteren @elpaltatigfeiten slb=
lto,1b gu nebn1e11 nl1o einen 6rie0en
ol1rd Die @ernittelung elmer &orperz
]9aft 5n 1i6ern, Der aus bem gefaa1=
ten irii6en 8olf aus5ulpablen lit. 60
u1eloet ser uBeeflp Dispat6."
Gem 5breiben 6es Hapltes lager,
lpie es beibt, 100000 Sire BET, Die
fir Sic 2inSerung Ser Scot in Srlano
0urb oie Gernrittelnng 0es Srilben
@eiBen aren5es be]ti1nn1t iinb.
sSn oen1 59reiben beiBt es:: ugSenn
ldon @ir be5iigli6 aller sanoer be-
lorgt lil16, 10 iino 8ir bod gan5 be-
io11oers ob Ser in Srlan0 berrlbenoen
3ult6n6e beiorgt.
8e3iglib Des 5treits, Ser in gn=
rem 9anoe i'm @ange lit, min Der bl.
5tubl na6 reifli6er l1eberlegnng
Eortei fir feine ser beioen seiten
nebnlen.
Gurd) cine 6erartige gteutralitat
aperoen 8ir ie0o4 nidt barun per-
binbert, es 5u tpini6en, ia oie beioen
Yarteien ein0ringli6it barutn an5l1=
geben, oaB 6ieier 8abniinn 1n6 Die
Ter &antpf iobalo als m0gli6 aufbo-
rem.
9Sir f0nnen in ser Sat nidt einle=
fen, 1pie oieier erbitterte &dntpf elmer.
Ser beioen 8arteien gum 8orteil gez
reiden fann, bel oern gignttm nno
Sinrit6tten in ibnadboller 8eile oer=
ni9tet, D0rfer uno 9anogiiter in
Brarno geiebt lperben, lpabreno anf
beioen 9eite11 l1nbetnafFllete, ia, iogar
6rauen un6 .&in6er getotet peroen.
g8ir bolten es 6aber fir ange6ro6t,
1pe11t Dem ffur5lih gema6ten Nor@
.iblag itattgegebe 1piirDe, Die geian1@
te ssroge elmer &orperidnft, Die aus
bem gefann1ten irif6en 8olf ertpablt
aporoen. an lnterbreiten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26

Wer 31t oenfe1 perfebt, en1pfin6ef
11ienaIs 2angetDeile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Confessions of a Husband

George was In evening clothes.
which did not surprise me a bit.
since he was to take Dot to the
violin recital
But ! was not prepared TO see
Edith In a stunning low-cut gown,
for she was TO do nothing except
wait home With me until our rcspcc-
tive betterhalvcs got back.
She saw my look.
II knew Dot would dress up to 70
out with George" she explained,
'and Il didn't seem fair not to show
YOU the same consideration"
II am highly flattered." re.
turned. IF l hadn't been SO
lazy"
DON'T That reminds mo of my
husbandr'
well, then. TO paraphrase n. II I
didn't remind you of your husband
| would have put on evening clothes
myself"
Don't trouble yourself Edith as
sured me You arc charming In
any garb."
III you talk like that" put In Dot.
81 won't leave him with you
There was another ring at the
door. Wonder who that is." / said.
Dot had already gone TO tho door.
She came back In an instant.
-It's a telegram for YOU" she said
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10. SID MAKES GOOD

excitedly. do. open 1t In a hurry.
hope no onc Is sick"
tore open the envelope. glanced
at the message. and then handed II
to Dot, who was trying TO dcciphef
It over my shoulder. She read 1t
aloud:
have been unable TO reach
you by telephone and am told
your line il out OF order. Can
you meet me this evening at the
Manhattan club?
C. A. DANIELsoN.
Good old Sid." ] said to myself.
HE certainly has done his best for
me-"
"you don't have TO 30. DO your
asked Dot anxiousiy. THAT would
spoil everything"
what is it?'' asked George.
''Businessr'
Yes. the man Daniclson Is coun.
sci for the firm"
but you are leaving them SO
soon.- protested Edith. II don't see
why yosi have to bother about them.
Why can't Danielson meet you at
some other timer
Hes going to Chicago tomor-
row." fibbed easily.
We'll. you're not going to meet
him tonight; that's all there Is to
it," said Dot rcsolutely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

-Jad-bcn-Otho In not more so.- re-
piled Tarzan truthfuiiy.
But why do you seek to escape
then from the hands OF mortals II
you are a godr' she asked
when gods minglc with mortnis. :
replied Tarzan. they are no less
vulnerable than mortais. Even lad.
ben Ohio. should he appear before
you In the flesh. might be slain"
You have seen Ta-den and spoken
with him7' she asked with apparent
irreievancy.
Yes. have seen him and spoken
with him." replied the ape.man.
For the duration OF a moon I vas
with him constantly"
And" she hesitatcd-- -he--" she
cast her eyes toward the ground and
flush mantIcd her cheek--"hc still
loves me?" and Tarzan knew that
she had been won over.
Yes" he said. "Ta-dcn speaks
only OF O-loa and he waits and
hopes for the day when be can claim
her"
Tut tomorrow they give me to
Bu.iot.- she said sadly.
May Il be always tomorrow, re
piled Tarzan. 'for tomorrow never
comes"
"Ah.- but this unhapplness WIN
come. and for all the tomorrows OF
my life | must pine In misery for
the Ta-dcn who win never be mine"
But for Lu.don might have
helped you" said the apc-man. "And
who knows that l may not help you
yet7'
"Ah. II you only could, Dor-ul-
Ohio" cried the girl, "and know
that you would II II were possible.
for Pan-at.ice has told me how brave
you are. and at the same time how
kind"
"Oniy Jad-bcn Ohio knows what
the future may bring" said Tarzan.
And now you two 20 your way lest
someone should discover you and be
come suspicious"
I'VE will co." said o-ioa, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

Pan-at.lce WIN return with food. ]
hope that you escape and that Jad'
ben Ohio II pleased with what have
done" She turned and walked away
and Pan.at.lcc followed. while the
ape-man again resumed his hiding.
At dusk Pan.atlce came with
food. and having her alone Tarzan
put the question that he had been
anxious TO put since his conversa-
ton earlier In the day with o-lo-a-
Tell me-" he said, what you
know OF the rumors Of which OIo'n
spoke OF the mysterious stranger.
who In supposed to be hidden In
A.lur. Have you too heard Of this
during the short time that you have
been hercY'
yes" said Pan-at.ice. II have
heard II spoken OF among the other
slaves. II is something OF which all
whisper among themselves but of
which mono darcs TO speak aloud.
They say that there Is n strange she
hidden in the temple and that Ludon
wants her for a pricsecss and that
Ko.tan wants her for n wife and
that neither AZ yet darcs take her
for fear OF the other"
do you know where she II hid.
den in the tcmplcT' asked Tarzan.
no" said Pan-at.lee. How
should know? do not even know
that II is more than a story and /
but tell you that which l have heard
others say"
There was only one asked Tar
zan. whom they spoke Off"
mo, they speak OF another who
came with her but none seems to
know what became OF this one"
Tarzan nodded. Thank you, Pan
at.lee," ne said. You may have
helped me more than either Of US
guess"
II hope that have helped you"
said the girl as she turned back to.
ward the palace.
And I hope SO. too exclaimed
Tarzaa emphatically.
Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

presently: there In the king Of them
all Never did I see 30 wonderful a
flower---nol win get II myseif--it
Is 10 large and wonderful no other
hand shall touch IT," and the prin-
cess wound In among tho bushes
toward the point where the great
flower bioomed upon n bush above
the apefnan's head.
SO sudden and unexpected her ap-
proaoh that there was no opportun.
ity to escape and Tarzan sat silently
trusting that fate might be kind 20
him and lead Ko-tan's daughter
away before her eyes dropped from
the high.growing bloom to him. But
as the girl cut the long stem with
her knife she looked down straight
into the smiling face OF Tarzan. jad.
guru.
With a stifled scream she drew
back and the apeman rose and faced
her.
'Tfave no fear. Princess" he as
sured her. TT is the friend of Ia.
den who salutes you.- raising her
fingers TO his lips.
Pan-at.lce came now excitcdly for.
ward 20 Jad.bcn-O Ohio. II is her
And now that you have found
me- queried Tarzan. will you give
me up TO Lu-don, the high priest 70
Pan-at-lee threw herself upon her
knees Mt o.lo-a's feet. 'Princessr
Princessr' she besecched. do not
discover him 70 his enemies"
But Ko-tan. my father wills
pered O.lo.a fearfully: ~ he knew
of my perfidy his rage would be be
yond naming. Even tho I arm n
princess Lu-don might demand that
be sacrificed TO appcasc the wrath
OF Jad-ben-Otho. and between the
two Of them ! should be lost
but they need never know" cried
Pan-at-lee. that you have seen him
unless you ten them yourself. for as
Jad-ben-Otho In my witness ! will
never betray you"
"Oh. tell me. stranger impiored
O-la-a, ARE you indeed a god?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

the waters Of Ripple Greek . little.
especially around the willow-Trcc
Pool ! have an engagement tonight
with Biackie Bass ut about 3 o'clock.
only 20 far he doesn't know about
the engagement WIN you do it7-'
Sure. I shali-' promised Sprinkle
Blow. hanging up. but he said TO
Nick that he couldn't imagine why
such an old stick-in .thc-mud as
Blackic should suddenly become 10
popular. mick. you run off and
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creek and TO keep little wavelets
stirred up all evening. by . o'clock
the water ought to be pretty yellow"
After Nick had. gone off on his err
rand. something seemed 20 occtr to
the fairyman rather suddenly. and
he slapped his knees hard. "weIi.
III he switchedr' he exclaimed. DO
you s'pose that's fit do you s'pose
they're hungryr
Pretty soon the Twins returned
and Sprinkle.Bl told them his
fears Lets 20 down to the earth"
said be- ''and see what's going on"
TO lie Continued
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BY BLOSSER
BY AHERN
Page 425
TIE ENCHANTED PRAIRIE

meet this stately sentinel
He thought Of the Importance
Of his GRAND he could fairly
hear tho hideous war cry Of the
savages and the screams Of the
women and children
NO he thought 4 must 80
on, I must save them. ! VIII
speak again And be called oncs
more.
20 Stranger from the regions
unknown. why do Jon haunt this
lonely waller
why do you haunt this lone
~ valer came back the mocking
voices This lonely waller
-'And IT, thought Enoch. I 20
back and the girl I love asks mo
why ] did not save the settle
ment shall say saw . ghost
and was afraid
THAT thought decided him.
Squirting the frightened horse, be
braccd himself in the saddle. ap-
piled tho whip and dashed for
ward crying.
Thou ghostly form which
blocks my why. be you devil or
be you fiend. avaunt For my
mission brooks no delay
But the ghost marched A. be-
forth. across the path
Almost parafyzed with the ter.
ror OF II. his very blood seeming
to turn cold. Enoch rode on with
as brave heart as ever sent a
hero into battle. And when The
Thing was almost reached. II
turned with n ouickened move
mcnt and came to meet him.
Go BE Continued
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Marty Mink teiephoned 20 sprin-
kle Blow TO please blow out the moon
about o'clock MS he had an en-
gnscmcrit with Mr.. Biackie Bass.
only. he said. no far Biackie didn't
know about the enraEcment
Sprinkle Blow promised and told
Nancy TO go to see West Wind and
tell him Hes my best cloud blow.
err" said Sprinkle Blow. And tell
him not 20 blow up too many clouds,
only few to cover Mr.. Moon for a
little while"
SO Nancy wished herself At Mr..
West Winds house az once. Off she
sailed In her magic Green Shoes.
Just then the telephone rang
again. and who. my dears. do you
Sposc Il was this tine7 No other
than Cotble Coon Cobhie said.
SAY. Mr.. weathcrman. will you do
me a favor7 wish you'd muddy
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What Is your mission here,
mission herer
Tho echoes rang back b
Enoch like many knocking voicca
~Enoch knew n was onfy
echoes but n did not comfort him
bit Il was uncanny To speak e
. thing which. marched and
guarded and have Il make no ~
sponse-
-Besidea he had heard echoes
before. and nothing like these
mocking voices: there seemed
dozens Of them calling his eues
ton back and forth across the
valley.
.what b your mission herer
Cold PRECIPITATION stood cut on
his face and he wanted to turn
around and SO - fast ~ his
horse would take him away from
the spot But his brave heart 70
fused TO 70.
1T would take almost two
days to so back and start round
the other way. And still n he
tried to 20 on. might not The
Thing destroy him so utterly that
no message would ever reach the
Umpoua settlersf
-He thought Il all out he had
been a wild pioneer and had met
almost every danger known "a
man. yet he sat staring ahead.
utterly IN doubt ~ to how To
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But II this Is important business.
that's different" put in George. Il
can understand just how Tom feels
about IT,"
Il bet know better than you how
Tom feels about this" asserted
Edith. and she looked at mc--then
dropped her lashes. "He Is going
to stay right here and let this Dan
ielson person 20 hang"
"Oh. suppose can see him an
other time" said slowly.
l had had an open avenue OF
escape and had refused to take it.
Go BE Continued