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EL PASO MORNING TIMO? SATURDAY JUNE 1. 191.
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11 Mall or larra. I
la'tr and Synrtar. tnt it-tr Id
lalir ana aasscat. art aoaatlt ft.t
Pelll ana Sunilai. Ifctat ii.. i -i. II I
OaUa and Mil. dm na . !
alien rtsuesun iftanta
IR Mall Oalrl
laa iwtist
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If I Male. SMS -1
Fit nil tt toot! order érafl U ragla-
Mll paítala Iran
ta m tail I r
Easlnf ilfttHUnawU taltl aftaarr
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Ii Mi l' rth ftta ironl Usas omnatui I
I shar ftsf l.jt m tfapannant is eta 14
rita II n. ra. anil ii Hunda tansaas Ina
ni intl I a a. aiaa o nausara ina roi-
!
MU -I
i'.'.' .y.'. .fa'lairtlJ ai ea.il nn
lt.M.lna and (ItralaUoti IMft.
Mallear 1SH ami Baal
Ant errnsetsa rrflaetawn turn I standing. rr.ara.-ter
laar ptmm. fin M irrsan. n "ni.h mat a pesar In III.
Ina'to'.. 'iiaa' -lí!
atu-ltir at
. .4 I.
allnUw if
matsly. Ven gee nee com annnar or ratar. unions that
adir tai waTd In defense of kiim Immortal un
Tim lnited mates nnd It allies will flcht on. b-
ru their nm I Jut. their battle M de-
fcnslvs of right Dutchlnd ubr siles shall nr
prevail. The world Is unit' .1 against Its oaty tnnnr.
Thr l but on Ms obtaalng th combined irmlri
facing th Hlndenlsurg dlvMons death to lriiaUn-
Kroi Pranco and Kngland and Italy hav auffared
lone and tbay bar barn thtr burdens with a glory
whirh cn never ba tarnished. America la willing
and ready to do likewise. Personal privation coant
for nsught o lona as th fttar and Ktrlpea may h
kept floating that beautiful tmblmn nf democracy
hi. h has never bn dragged from th mast and
raid) shall carry to tho depressed and enalavad sub-
jcits of Potsdam th mwifi nf humanity.
W thank Ur. Nyre for his message. It haa awak-
ened our people to a clearer realisation of our dutr
to ourselves our allien our posterity. The world
knows but th World la often unthinking and falls tn
read th signs In th clouds. Th people of America
should hear th warning of In. Nice and then girt up
their Inlns for the struggle Into which they have been
forced by a barbarian striking murderously for world
dominion.
We ahalf win. bat to do so. w must prepare to
sacrifice In a way we have no( yet known.
If you are a tightwad In these daya vou are only
tightwad. You nre not a patriot.
NOTO I. TO THK ri BI.IC.
I Mera ff rfita.n-i.iil.t M se.tS fot lha I
Ut ha i.attl b wn.lilln.ti niarro .t r
Imp TI M.Tiilnl Tun. Snaa n.d teslj llaag
i asnr.fi . i.r .
f. i pa roars! af
TIMI.S i OMrNT.
. tf and alae
altu raaartaa).
t. mil I a-
...I.'. In
mni. of ra
"Our t titinir)! In her IHUJUMIM wllh for-
rlcn nation. niay she alwuH lie Hglit but
our country rfglil or wroiij." Stephen lV ntur.
Deutschland Uber Allcs.
Pf. Itenjamln K. Nv.c
iiioufuil people In tajbariy
mi hl tlic l'rUHlini wui
I should lime bpokrti to
lliis audlcii' -IkhiIiI hnvi
vord of liie crept Int
nilille
N ii
hull l;ii Hiiiiday aflernoon
rnaaaa hi Americi. w.
every person In Kl ftjjgg '
miiniiired 70.00(1 persons
rj ii... i address. ii upcru
words insv be rnlertalniiiat ut tliii'tt. but tney ore
convincing. Dr. Nyoe marched ii ti array of hl-
Itrji l -al facta before ibc minds of hie hnuers unl these
polished off Willi masterful oratory; but he wa
.11 limes true to 111 rceord of the lloltcntollcrn
I
Ami w ltut Is IhBt il . 1 1 . : ."! i i lileal '.' tlermany
.11
thai a menace m
pauii j i j i ins 'he mor
III! .tin
It where lies tile
I soldiers die by tho n
on the lut lb field: w h
aerifico. Hint trilnilc
when ration
men and bo:
home In i lil
IfcTOW we.iy
.tin tun
bich will
"Pers'ii
Híleme
that vr
II. the ii
Igned 1 1
There
inndo
it- and
irires.
wT. Th 1'iuaslaiia han
i than three years of w
i iiKh'ty mllllury machine
threat to America? When our
imlrcdH doubt lea thousands
en we are forced to mak real
ina'y be paid the god of war:
com and laxes multiply; when old
i. callod to tho colors: when every
creat land la darkened and tho people
if lb continual pouring out of life fcnd
II ci tlmt sinister Uorman peace
a rx p oros America that
speech and moro- perauaalve algha.
ii speuke and pleading of aad eyes;"
li toiiKUe dropping l'ruaalan falaehooda
ilea of mann: Insidious argumenla-de-jrplag
and daah the mature counsels
e thrat--thre the danger. Anierl.-ii.
pesi et il ami humanitarian naa noi otton hi""
hutclierv. h.is not been mad to bow to tne I
or il e awnrd. lias not taxed Iteelf to build
and aj-eennK nnd drlll gruunas nna mimary uiin..n-
al... a. i..!... Iie.n n liurtv In lnterilltrionn I iinii.tfij
Juts nlwai .-i respected solemn obligation' and has lived
junto Itself apart- peaceful llberty-lovlng. riellghl'
ID the manifold blessings of civilisation. Theao Ii
loath to purl wllh. It turns Its. foca from alaught.
g.nd carnage. He hlght ena ot gratification anu
extreme sutitfuctlnii IV .lemocracy ayrrsiira
When will Am arica l.end he. self to th tank before
Jier "The Prussian Idea of governmorrt and the
Amerlcun Ideal . annul live in th me world. Tliut
World is not large enmimi. we are nanwna ..-.-
We will not sum until the Ilolienxollern
thron 1. ciii'iij." Thus nr. Nyce proaenU the .plrlt
of Amvil'i today; and after traveling from east to
et anil from north to anutli in his work he dertarea
thnn never waa a nation morn solidly united for tna
accofAiilishmenl of a csuae; thai the Prilled Htatea
is nruVtal togeth.r for the purpoaa .f . ruihlng the
mud dog "f Europe.
I low lovely is Prusstunism' Vou know somawfcal
1 William TI and you remember Uelgluui. Have you
tlioiiKht much of tiederlck the Ureal ami Ilia robbery
of the HUhop of Meg of his territory and the lure
rt Mllrali from atarla Theresa supposed by the cow
sidly emperor lu be a fenl.le woman who oould nm
leslst.lhe Injury .' Is there not a similarity I ro
dur secret nobiflaatlun of arm! aicj jtrik.uf
when least ggpartcd? Krederlck th "at n
tli Austrian iiieen the great enemi
Jlranva ib .i lied of her whelps whoae
so piteous and so saiaKe Uiut she nr.
rom lethargy and made coalitions wht
Ita.oenter.
History seems to repeat Itaelf again.
Frederick the Ureal won because of a n
ptdawklence Which the mortal inuid isnn
Jluasln. nllicl against' him under Hllaghctn
able friend under the succeeding cxar. vho con. .
a great personal admiration for Die old guipe
üeuiua and heroism. Fraic e hud not her heart
ilia oonfllct agulnsi Prussia so much aa sii h
asalnat Knglaml. The Saxons traditionally Protestan
feared tho Catholic element In Austria and their at-
aislunce availed but little. The Auatrlans fougat
bravely and ably under Prime Curl and Marshal
l)auu. who Were no mean oiupctltors with the king
of Pruaaia lor inihuiry laurala but the Ausirlans
Jought on tlic offensive unil (he Prussians on the
defensive. The formei .u obliged to maneuver
tha elrcumfei i m . Ihe latter lu the . enlsr of thJ'
circle. Th Aunlriuiis. in ..ider t" n over Hllesia
war t-uiupelle I to naw nigh mountains Vhoss luaaaa
arer guardad by 1'i.iaalan soldier. The lates wire
witli Hit olaJHoheiiiollern and I'ruaala grew la poaer.
liismuitk added lu Hie renown of the Mugs along
siinllur Hue of unqu! Wllbclin is an apt pupil.
Today liusela is asslntiug liic Pruaaian cauag by raasnii
ot Da cuilHpse and William haa added to hi tenl-
Uny and the numbei of hi subjects. Thu Mlttel-
europ dragm la 4m loping into a reality.
In the attaatlon to.la rrussi is the victor I'eao
toaay uieaA a gragt r and a more menacing Pr unda-
Jtut the war Is nut o
Pruaaia aguat aand hemelf now
Nothing la ao dearly pon nsaetl aa lb la
satUncidi uothiug (a ao great a delusion
military glory to ta mi i of uu
American Succegseg in Picardy.
The report of tho truly-American assault on th
enemy trench In the neighborhood of Oantlgny
which resulted In th taking of that village and the
rapture of 200 or more prisoners Is good reading here
at home. I t la not aurprlaing In I he least for Ameri-
cans know that Americana can and will fight If the
necessity arises. The feature of it Is the fact that
Americana are at last slumming the enemy In a man-
ner which is sure to be felt nt the German grand
headquarters nnd Ihe particular Jny of it Is (hut our
allies will be greatly heartened lo have Yankee ability
demonatratcd in real bait ul an important point and
In th face of enemy odds.
What that little hand of Americans have done In
ironing merrily a croas No. Man's Land and directing
a massed chorus of more than It voices In a splendid
rendition of "Kameritd" while hand-grenades popped
i inl Inn uni ts flashed and rlfleji laughed laconically. Is
-filing tli have n wonderful effect on the armies of th
allies and III enemy alike. The allies will hold on
witli a firmer grip null more of these fighting hlue
davlll cet Into action. The enemy is going to plunge
into rombal with Americana only as u lust resort. Tho
effect Is truly elcctrl. al. The boche Is not accustomed
to see a band of soldiers comln al them singing rag-
time and joking among themselves. That In itself is
a Utile demoralising; but when they trained In doing
bob those things which they have been told to do by
then commanders see. these goft Yunkee lad taking
Individual Initiative and doing the light thing at the
right time when in i csfity demands that earlier order
be not obsericd ihey pausa to wonder and thaV pause
means their undoing. They arc either shot blown up
or capturad. The methodical and powerful push of
the Prussian is met unit the snap and science of the
American nnd whorl the snmke clears away and the
shrieks of battle an) bushed th Prussians are dumbly
giuing st a Jolly bunch of v ictors who tn snnie incom-
prehensible msnni i doubted them up and rolled them
out of their dugouts. Their undoing- was accomplished
with such dash ami rapidity the poor Uermnn haan't
had tima to figura out how It waa done. All they
know H that something hit lhm which smashed their
wll-luld pinna and If thejr are still alive they are far
far frum home It doesn't aeem poaatble and the
mor they tH ' about II the surer they are thut some
no ton. -i ' r las combined against them and their
moral' nicker and then fad out. The
effec' a wi it to ta kg tho placea of those who
mlaoi .: with age .tommies will bo tho same. And as
force sfle.- forti of tho enemy la thrown Into tho
attack find are m cesslvely destroyed ss they will
be Hir de.dh-.irg Ik going to have the time of hla life
in finding soldier tiling to march to certain death or
captura
Tho I am; wy lntlilent ahows. In its latest form
what thi .' -i in Idlers can do. It provea beyond
a doubt ' e fate of the Pruaaian army Is if Uncle
nam - am i ver to the liattlefleld before It
Is to sfer to he humble and yet there Is
a ' i .ay be In reality a yearning for
p. . . s large scsle In the defeat of th
n l a finger In th pie and we know
.si . - i righting like a demon to gat sume-
i i o ur able to contribute any moro
i present (roubles. The German soldier
War Mothers of America!
ALL MOTHERS OF SOLDERS AND SAILORS URGED
TO UNITE IN ONE GREAT HELPFUL ORGANIZATION
Mother of First American Boy
Killed in Action Over There
Believes Mother Should Get
Together for Mutual Aid and
to Assist Their Son in Win-
ning the War.
y r. C. flODUEi.
Cvioxllle. Ind. Mir ll.-TV mother of
the tn-i Am in in soldier k'ued In battle
"over mere" tninki It would he a fine
nd helpful thing for ill mother! of all
vuiernaii tolmera to tilhie in une arañil
rfttlnnal orgsiilrttlon or War Moihen or
vmerlci.
Thl mother or wlnim you hive tfird
an tnurh since her ion wsa the first
linem an In go over Ihe Inp and he f rit
tn die benritli the biyoneti or the Hiins
bellne trill sueh an nrgiiilrsllon Will
lalp win the war and thai mothers or
iineTii-in wddleri and sailors by craning
tn kraw each other will be of mutual is-
latinee. "he Hiked over plana and purposes of
hi a in organ I til Inn of War Mothers nr
Amerlri this moth-r who gave her sou
tn her country and who since liai so
bravely put gild ill publ'.c signa nr grief
and rrioiiinlnir be. ant ahí dnei not want
to darken the Uvea or Mother who have
living sons In the ?rvlce.
Ws Ml In the little ponrlv rurnlahed
home talking nhmil the son who give so
much to his rounirv and or Pin oilier sons
who mty gtve thalr Urea gad or tne .
nimben. It wll whip- Hiking or then-
niher rnnlhern tint Mil. Alice i. restrain
bond gave voice to the suggestion which
long hid been on Isrr tongue:
"we mothers should gel mreiher. there
are sotnr things about midiera and sailors
no on" knows more ibout Hem we innili
er.a. We rJiaed Ihnao boys and we are
more Interested In them thin are any other
human be:nga. And we can do more ror
litem U w work together Irian ir each or
us keepi on trying to do her part alone."
Ai the mother or Jimmy i ire-ham talked
bee eyei went from Pie picture on the
tahl- lo the pti tiue on the wall. The lr-
lure nn Ihe table showed James Oetli'l
iiresham In the full hloum or lire. In hi
-tiller unirurm with aim lu hind as if
gwaliirg the toes charge the other plr-
ttir :s nr a hit or French rnunlryslde.
In the i enter la a rude fence enclosing
grave. AI the head alarida a Oro 11 1 SI the
bsit i- the American riar and there In a
sign wllh Ihei- words (In Frenilp: "Here
Itn the rust snldlera of Hie llliiatrlniia
llepuhlle of the I'nlled Statea wlsi fell
mi Irenrb soli for luitlee gnd Liberty
November a I7.M
"Vea" Jimmy's moth-r eontliiued. "I
th nk all molhpri or Ainerleati soldiers
nd sailurs should unite in a national or-
ganization so they may the better help
our eounlrv win thu war. and lo be nr
greater asslalanre tn one ninth i wbllc
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haa a i asar.
Ml tM sX paerM Its mm mmtm ? .m.-W1Ue.r mw.
Saanv nuastatlaaa aOnWatta aad tari.lt na saeailami ' " "
Ssstsr Siafae atria aaal SM not rrntsaa ajtrr s Jiaasl I
Caaasa
SsfbSriiK
aea Uta tritnla pkistt It mat ml ba rraa UaSl
tasa ataattii w o" ia" r L 1
tt well MTtk
to atl-snrta
at 'Tlsa enutai-
suae; arreas wats anatin
rrsnklln drove sway to rer aunt I. Th
news of the dlsappeargare f nnsanns
anon snread thnaisll Ihe Isilise. It grew
re-litre and she did not return. It was learn-
turnerj home they rounc that Roaantu had ed tbsl she ha ! given the btilehar'f bog
romo In about an hour Iwrnr them. Mni a letter dlre'tea to inme one g Coon a
unte with in-n ni Huns to ruall II ai
Mrs. Miee i. re-ham limbl. mother of James Bethel Crrshaar. Ike first American
-.liner lu rraih lire temían trenrbrs and nhe paid lar tkal valorous deed Willi
his life.
Jlipuiy a iiioilur said. "Vou know
1 wu.d'Vkerm go'io ...eetlog. where I J WTttlín.
rrv woman wa- a mother of a siddl -r : 1";:' ?"". D" LVm 3Í
i'hev feci and' f l'Tr'í 1 V r l
SXlIl . i.t- the rood aitniiulstraMon and othr
wood i n. ad. knowing only those few thlnaasj
ya ho shall know baaLSi
:i. tin: high 'inmand
il l . .aden- understand well enough that a few more
dlvlsi n from Aim lieu filled with the energy and
pep which Is inspired by flgbung for froedom's causa
will losa i ireir schemes Into the diacurd. rió Ihey don't
want aid more free men to fight. They would fore
a vi lo on tlie an . Meld with only Urltlsh snd
i'r. n hloroes fining their masse nf slavo fighters.
Tl pi lent .offensive is thatr supreme one let us
ip il Ilriul one un am Ii glganlic prnporllons. All
.led is another elsughter of the poor Jr-
ruch nn extent that another retirement from
i tía will be forced. While Hlndenburg flxea
America will pour in her troops. Then. If
lib i offensive a quick and decisive defeat
iieu. y when It next hurls Itaelf agalntt the
nop'
allle-
Thr f
i can sola ..
of what
Bjpoovra i
I The
aiiiiiK
ksiiapl
I In k will undoubtedly be turned by Amerl-
i t. What they have done to data la prophetli
Miey will do In th future. And thut la not
nig ti the cause of I't usaluniam.
sailor. 1 bellov
mere. I know how
to be brave and i li?erful to they wouldn't
grow downhearted.
"Jimmy wa a good boy. lie wrote me
lb nicest letter and sent me pictures or
lumseir in h i unirorm. In one of hla
last i -tiers lie said for me uot to worry
and asked me ir I knew tny oilier mother
wlro had u snn In tho tervicc and who
wai downhiarled to cheer her up Slid tell
lief they'll ill nun i ironía with rlaga Dy-
ing high some day.
"Jimmy never hid in easy tltn of II.
When h Wii r. years old In lather a
i nnrederato soldier died. Jimmy went to
work when be wis it Pour inontiii be-
fore he wsa HI he entitled In the anrry.
Tint wis rorrr year igo. He waa with
Orrsand Persh.ng In Memo and he wis
Htieh s good soldier that he wit -one of
the in -i fiirkViii to go to Frsnre."
Alto he wts one of the rirat pk krd to
"go over the top" and he wn the first
to retch the (i-rruan trenches and he was
the rini to rill heuniiii the torrent or
bulléis Hun gum poured upon the gallant
American boys.
And Pl .t i why I nomltigie hi mother
- Jimmy nicihun'i mother lo be th flrtt
member or the national orgiiuiiilou or
War Mothers or Amerlri'
lint II I mil only became the wit Hie
mother or the r rst American snuilir -lam
ni r there thai ihe should be Ihe lint
member ur the Wat; Mother! or America
"Hi.. i ica -i. n- ire her loyal Aim 1 1 am -in
In refining lu further darken our war
clouds by making public inanirtiutiou or
her sorrow; her mnlh.'rly ainblliuii lo
brighten the war hnur or other war
mother anil her eat-neit desire to con-
tinue whil her sou began by aiding this
country In war wnrk. be that lied Cross
raertl ling . mod production or iuod con-
servation. My in me st . ni it 1 1 hna is iiau jimmy
(irsitiam's mother ran and will do a mm -derruí
lot toward winning tin- war ir slin
ran i il an i in every war rsother'a heart uil
same feeling of patriotic cbeerfulne
much romp da bar in smile tbrougb hid-.
den tears aa she goe on carrying a larger
shire of Airier es's wsr burden.
"I don'I Just know what sil this organ
itatiou of War Mulheri of Aruerlea muid
rould do
.re
other war
work And as I tslg
help earn ut'ier and fee p our war tuns
huh. our wit- wiirrlev' 1 aw.
Mail them would tave to be tate
..itiiii wan. ai- and nn dan to town or
gin union but that i nfln have to be
worked out by sotnebod.i who could do it.
All I know Is that I vnnld Join mil 1
would tin ill I could toe the r moth-
en md to help the (Oi ernment. Jimmy
anuid like tn have me do thai"
And as I laoked at the picture of jimmy's
grave. I wondered If Jimmy wuiildn't like
hi h.p - hit mother the commander or
n hainci- they will rtll the head of the
Wtr Moihers of America.
Wouldn't It be rine and ao Anierlran to
piare al the head or all our war mothers
lilis mother who took In washing to sup-
port Jimmy and hi rrlppl d brother and
Who gave tin- ton Jimmy the first sac
ririee Aruerlea made In the trenches where
liberty It fighting- for lis very ejltlenre
and when- other American today ire go-
ing through the fire of death to restore
freedom tor all forever!
come. In about an hour liernr Ihrrn
Ibey were Inforhied ih it l.sdy Verlnd
wished tn apeak with tl am. Lady Vei l
der MM that ntrhrl han decided that s
mint legra th house and' waa going
slop with her aunt at Fritglnghtll. ''Wb
did Mist Rachel make tint resolve
arked CulT. "About in hour igo." r
plied Lady Verlndcr. Woes doe si
propose to leave?" "Tits first thing to
morrow morning." "I would ask your
ladyship lo put ofr. H pn-sjble -Ml-l Ver
Itidei-' deosrture until liter In Hit diy.'
I.idy Vrrintler told Better edge to ten the
con hmm not lo tome lar Rscliel until
I o'eleck the neit llternni.n
Sergeant" laid Belteredre when they
were glone. "tell ti.e whit .11 L that koi
auspert.. Why do row i-k so marry ode
lions alKiut Mis Harltel Ho you iklnk
the Ins stolen her own rllimoislT"
"Ve." replied the sergeant. ' Ml Ver
lader has been In f-errel peselon or Hie
Moonstone Irorn rn-l lo last; and shn had
taken IP sauna spearman into her enn-
Iiden. e because the has rilruliteii upon
our suspecting lio-mni. Let Hie matter
rest there for the preterit '
The next morning Curr went
i ntimaban. He found inn hosanna had
been to the town on the day the wie
sliamming illness and had purchased
enough or a certain quality nr cloth to
make a nightgown. He also examined the
lii.liaa-. waa satisfied Willi their alibi and
tiiry were dismissed and left town. Rot-
.i.uis. while the detectiie wtt amy. had
itddrnly tppeared to I r.mklm aa lie was
pitying billiard in tlsn back hill and
seamed ai If the were about to make
some confeaiton. But he had treated her
mi coldly that the had cried oat. "He
looks at Ibe billiard balls at anything-
ruber than me" tod fled when the de-
tective returned lie met franklin walking
in IrVirgtoundi and began to question blm
concerning flosimia.
"I bave no interest In Bossnng üpear-
ii. an." said ITsnkHn. Concealed behind a
hedge hosanna had heard this.
When curr hid gone lo Frilzlnghall lie
had told a young policeman whom Super-
intendent Seegrave bad lert to help in
whatever way be corild. to wateh hos-
anna. . But when curr got lo tire hom-e
the young man confesaed that noianna
had given him the slip and be did nut
know where ihe was. hacbel remsined
but up tn her room until the carriage
came and then. Ignoring the detective and
aiMPSES OF THE PAST
MMianfaa
TH'ETV-rOl tt M. Ml- AUO TODAY.
Tbe day wi near. A south wind blew
seven nillei an hour. The highest t m
penture wag M low! H.
Silver waa quoted it 13 J lr after losing
slightly ilurliig Ihe day Copper was
quoted it I -4c.
Old Fort Bllii araj a de-erled place only
Ibe caretaker being lert Ii the many build-
ing. The latt r ompan - lert for Fort
Clark during the day.
In the fleclliai nr tcboo trustees in liast
El Paio comttoi k lNnltn and Dunne were
elected tl Ibey were Without opposition
Much comment wit being expressed on
the dlvlded-aklrt ordinate a paated by the
city rounril ennre days ag and whleb pro-
hibited women' appearing on El Paio
ttreett In divided skirl Kewspaperi In
Kantai City nanas. Houston sanlFran-
rlteo sod Denver primed editorial! on the
Kilter.
I Hill II I YEARS AGU TODAY.
The day was cloudy. . A southeast w ind
blew eight inllet an hour. The highest
temperature was to lowed m.
The rapid rite or the water In the river
hail -topped and had been lurried Into tbe
canst. The tanners were being helped by
tbe inereiie in the How of Hieir water In
the canal. II wat found tbal In some
placet tbe rlwr bad changed lit course.
It was anrinirrretai thsr rite hither has... 1
ball team which dereited the ha il Tory
o reys s-j several days previous would
be In El Piso for a few days' itty and
would pliy the drey a on Sunday.
The I'aiterton block burned during tbe
day at a lota of t I00J00. It was not known
who or lint started the blue.
tt w. kindrlik American consul to
Jusrei snd noted newspaper man died
during the any
Fritilnghall. The; organlreij a scarrn-
party and round lioaanna'a footprini
among ihe sand mils leading don to Hi
verge of the water. Mrs hid itrrown her-
self into th Rblverlng Smd. Lady Ver-
Inder was exceedingly agitated. She rail-
ed - rrrant curr to her and after Ire had
told her frankly all hla suiplrron and his
llienrlei. reqnetted him lo drop lire rue
entirely. Sergeant cuft agreed; but asked
I .ad y Vermder if the would go to her
daughter and tell her suddenly or Ilos-
anna's suicide. The great ihock of thi
new would he believed rime rtirlici in
make a run roAfestlOn to her mother
l.ady Verlnder drove at once to town.
Liter a note from irer wis delivered lo
l.ettrrrdge In which her ladyship Mid
nut she had dune u requested and to tell
the deteiilie that Mis Veilnder sol-
emnly declared that the lisd not spoken
s word with Itosanna sinrs tbe tot or
the diamond: whereupon sergeant Cuff
took in way to London. In her inter
view with llarliel the girl hid said In
l.arly Verlnrler: "1 will tell you tome
day why I am nrelets about being su-
pected and why I am silent now aven to
viiir. I liafe done much to make my
mother pity me nothing to make her
Plush for me."
Mr. i.odfrey Ablewhllc went up to Ion-
don now and soon after Franklin Blake
went to London also nachel deelarliur
that the could not bear lo return tn the
house where stirli tragic thlnga hid taken
place. Lady Verntder decided to take her
daughter up to London for a while.
When fietteredge r arrrc bark from see-
lug Lady Verlnder and Biche! ind their
maids orf on Hie train be round WatOng
ror him Ihe little dorormed rlrl or tho
Yollind ranrMv.
"Where's me man you call Franklin
Blake?" isked the girl. Bene; edge re-
proved the girl for her manner of .-peak
Ing of a gentleman and the child flared
flared out. "He's a murderer. He haa
been the death or Hosanna ind 1 loved
i.er! Thai man came here and bewitched
Irer. Don't tell me Ire didn't mean It and
didn't know It. He ought lo have known.
'I can't live without hlrn and nh Lucy
he never look al me.' That's whit she
Mid. Where It this gentleman."'
What do you want to see him for?"
asked the bnUcr.
"I hive got a letter for him."
' From Hosanna Spearman V
"Yea." '
"Sent to you In your own letter?"
"Vet."
"aVir. Blake Is In London."
She turned and begin limping taray.
"Bui aiioai the letter" said Betleredga
"I expect to heir from Mr. Blake tomor-
Glve the letter to me and I wiE
Mend It to him."
"If he wants the leltor' replied the
girl "be Diust come and get It from my
hand. That is bow I wis to give It to
him." And -he went on her liomewird
way.
The new or rranklln Blake's departure
from l arlan I on Sunday morning and of
Lady Verlnder t am val In London with
her daughter reached Betteredge by
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME
ishlngioii I' .at remarka: "If it ar rejy In
it the Herman aristocracy u good deal that
aid in It praise serins fairly wall founded."
t I
lhem iiuavullriltii
i induct u boa
2
f lion
chased by the tears ana
xebuked try tJM ararte of I
ategr ia4ed and dvtnvraUsrd
a 14 Is of the
Mir a
i is pur
nod or minions aad la
utnily everywhere. Only
uple can vt-r icjob-r lu
J when ft is not midsriaken for a grant end
ar pressing pcagaa)ty It fills th world with
piirauallont. It la arutfl mid hard and unjust
itur aaal utterly an tat on 11 i . I persona I jib-
world freedom. It Is a cara asad a calamity
tuaedlats results it is aa abúralas 1 km ultl-
For Limited Army Duty
dan raj Crowdar hgs decided i. will use those men
toliuu-y UK- who have been set to one aide by tho
InliiK I Is beeuviso of some slight defect whloh
bis for active service ir ths
naaairiaa of their own. or tarn
tl in pneluuns h stores or factories they csn
me for I'rfele ririn They can fight behind
S Hi - reloase those pasead fur a mor
lualniante it ihe Pruaaian arma
mm in in i.e a wiae decision on the part
Vjt'i ilion it may be well enough lo de-
niiuua a Ulkmb or a toe but other-
'ihgslrat aprcinwn u not tood enough
. 'e and get Into the trenches Ih Kriinoc.
it why tbla rulliis prevails but as
olliing to say. It It in tho rasura-
a. Uat il aland. Hut these inn
mMblng for their country must
1 bark seat They prefer to flajht
Mitiiiy. ir tnis cannot b done
W the) can to help the .ate
kV Hill do what Is ordered
i Ir services csn be utilised.
s ice-aj-orjudng smk will b
iiey can b thus relieving
I tHat much lu Ihe t. arreting
ill part sat ntn d
lo 1.
ina tie
fao to
ihy wu
of fret-dc
Urv wilt
I'Uttltlg II
ittw tha
inB paasi i i
Of Prussia ISli
AayUii'is th.
aeroag tbe AJila
. B( my si ..aid I
tul niy gvery a
u left lu í e wb
age physically tUic
aad. and wltafth
ting tato aou-giiuba
sands nray be f arisaa
sunasthlog to l.oasn
th world. Ai
los) Ii lb. l asst.
devota oar states ksr. i
Jgat uagr grawberr
sga trvau liftnqa
at do to gat soldiers
ilHes in stopping th
fauv of tima iVr-
sndersd by those of
o "os our bit la th
'i those in uis draft
ways rellsun thou-
IS yaarg of ag gct-
Sis.that other thou-
is. w will be duiag
.galug throughout
'nai- ajuw an tall
I do out best and
TUERfc IS "Trie.
VoüMtSMAN ALL
TT.IMMCD UP r'OR.
H3 dUMMC'sS.
VACATION
1 tsatsae Via SSal asai e kDs.u
A OIBel rtcyajvB-a-Ji weirgivt
VUI4S WDVOÜ rUVtIT
4LL CUT OFF?
rCs A aiiAMfeTllATvS
WHAT ITIvS
1 A
Olrlr
"BY CORA. jM COREr-
I had I lodger list nlgbL
About il o'clock tbe park wis praeil-
eally de-erted and It looked aj ir It
might rain any minute.
Felt like tt ton. dank and chill you Tuaadav' mwkt in.!. '
know and dark. You could have cut 1 id budget or news rrom Penelope who
the dark with a knirc. id gone to London ss Rachel's maid.
I war beginning to feel lonesome like some great London doctor hid been cilied
g I reckon almost everyone doea occa- in md had eirned a guinea by remarking
slonaily tbeae limes ind I was Jutt ! Uit jucticl ought lo be amused. There
Iblnklng how probably moil all those uas g whole roimd of giyetlet In prospect
young fellows who hid brought their ind lliehel. to her mother's istonlshment.
sweeiueirti to me last year were "river took eagerly to it ill. Mr. uodrrey hid
i her. " now. righting instead of making . called evidently is tweet on hit cousin
lave: in fart. I waa getiurg sentimental ta ever. Haturday the butler waa ur-
when I beard a crunching on tbe gravel i. riser! to rnrelve a London paper ad-
alid llien uncertain rnotsteps. dressed hi Srrgcsnt cufrs writing which
II a few mom. ids I felt bump thai paper rurrlalned an Hem of news or ab-
aearly bowled tne over and something sorblng interest io Betteredge. It ililed
air stumbled into Uro evergreen clump tint Mr. Sepiiuuis Luker a wen-known
v string of oiih is choice as any I had dealer In anclen! gema cirvlngi etc.
in ai d since "Old Pleklei" st tbe boyt etc.. hid nipiied to the silling raigls-
i. ei to call lain wat tent up told me He ut l.imbrth ror .Ml vice. He had been
H.al H wa an tamal limned to two nj(oyed Ibrougbout the day by tbe pro-
hg to whom I was indebted ror com readings or some slrolimg- Indian Jur-
liny. glen. Hum had appeared at hit house.
He pulled blunelf up and began reel ""t arter being seni iwiy by the police
.iiK'ine over. "ad reappeared again and again and at-
Oh i bench: Well well! "Scuie my ""Wted lo enter Hie houie under tbe pre-
lauguatie I tenia or asking ror charity.
tild I'aJ.' ho went on "I cerfoy im' B"d" lle annoyinee compUlued or
glad to greet rub an' I tiilnk I'll Jut' ut Mr- w" apprehensive that rob-
luli to put Me up for' lire nlglil. Can ty might be cnuleirrpliled as he bad in
. air.ihi n? :.. yuht Course yuh ciu l"'M'on '""; 'i"1?" r"1.
hifr-l make a bit o' trouble. I í'"" ' nd orwul of " '"aheal vilue.
'."tot a till an' If yuh don't mind. I'll "." ' ' u-lurB oongeu
jui' aay 'Cood iilght' rlgbl no" and lie
JL-ZttSii
to rllimlsi a skilled workman rrom in
employ a nitlvj Indian on suspicion or
I attempted ba it. The Indiana who an-
noyed him were three in number. Tire
magistrate told Mr. I.ukér that gs ror lire
Indians he might summnn them to eourl;
and as for the genu he iiiuat take tbe belt
means he r ould ror their stlely.
The buller wis disturbed. The three
Indiana wlio were evidently In pursuit of
tbe Moonstone had appeared lo s money-
lender In London. Mill nsrhtl was also
In London could II be possible Hist
tvergemt cuff'i tusplclont were mil
fan i .led Hij Itactiet really roncéalas
MiWhed bl.na.ir out and K wssn't iny h fcomm J "1
time before hla heavy brealbing told ..1 err(. ri(. H. .
rul old serum woo had to stoutly re-
lates! to believ in me detective'. Ibeurs
wai al:ist convinced thai tulf nid been
11 e il.
ma lis wit islsep.
be inaiirreu lo bliuteir two or three
tint si be turned uneasily In his Keep.
VUOUttg poeliy I guess a wis. tor I
b. si d burr say soruelhilig ibout "Hie
world well lost me brave'' ur toiue-
triiiig like Huí. end then the rim tipug
In lb ni ailing he snd II agate It
hadn't nlnad. after all. arrd be had bid
more ronrfortsbls bad than might lute
beeu aupe cted
(To He Louttuued.
IN KM II niv l-nri r.r ttvi .
Llnroln. Neli . May 3 prof u u
l.iigkey. oi t t ruveriiiy oí Helvik.
euleglxisi the nam sr liool lyiteiri be-
fori inerubera of Hat Urnsu Koi-unt elnl. nr
II wsa Hie tun thai woke him up. One Liutolii al i nneimg held last winter
little ray shot right down through tbe accbrdurg to i.-Mimoriy given today by
ii.iiid.cr or the club.
willow brant hit and he opened bla eyes
"Hello. Sol" ba said. "GreeUnga "
He lay there without moving or look
ing iminni or showing any other run
only si to bit stirrouudlirgs tu t in
f erred be naa used lo Strang sleeping
guariera. He lay still for a few u
wuen calleo as a wtn-i st 11 hearing
the uaiveriiiy'a board or regents it con-
ducting to rbtrget by th stale council of
dtdfiite Hun turns of the university's pro-
teal i hate P. en uu Amrricsii in their
ittllude uu lie- wsr. The witness deaei
1st. and I beard bliu ssy the poetry i 'd Hi itiunka. alleged pi bate beeu mad
again. ' prorwtur al tbe mooting ss
It wasn't but l Its intímenla lili thai ! "In-Ulsl and seirajslou.." I'lolesaor Lurkev
went sounds or Has old psrk caretaket I f?'tl "" treauueni from the Oeniiat
tystiin. Uulrg si s fla-h my lislsei
Was ailtiug up as if he trad Just cuoir
aloug stnl sauapafl to rest.
- HI you old bum. ' been tberc all
nlgbt have your Uel along wttb )uu
at t right along I lay Ba goal hear?
I lugtrhtly. and with gum as air. i
thought m usa arose and after fuathi
my sbeut in bis ragged aid coat pucksi.
fished out 1 sake! sad handed rl I
the esinaVskgr.
leu ha mad s mistake nr. s run
take" It said. "Mat a burn .a lodge
lor the rusia ttlbsr. nr."
Arid be trailed on dowu rae paito las
i aaapie wtnlti m ;. rmany Johnson and.
Tbe minara its. usUJia Ural i'rofiuor
Ian key bad allied thai bs had met ut
eagirror aad described aula ai "a ulra)
looking man
I.I Mil lis I I. Ill AMLMH l-
Assoc isl.al Press
f ahiiagh.n Msy II -Tbe driving of Ing
ut i man I rum r muslo u told n m
aaaiiMau aj al I ri -I n. -
qgi troops the
i authorities . i.
in a of lae Araert-
llthltirie slja
lag tne car. tsksr gaging dtatcafMnuy n rain that Utry r.r tue nturii ilfe i
tka evil in ala bead. In auuuinoa m i-jrauutj.
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